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Saints, sinners, the Catholic Church and two Popes to be canonised; The God Slot previews all of this. So who eaxactly is Satan? All will be revealed in this Good Friday God Slot special. Novelist Michael Arditti on religious themes in popular fiction; Barry McMillan reviews Noah; Stage adaptation of St. Mark's Gospel. Poet John F Deane on the question asked by Jesus: 'Who do you say that I am?'. Report on Bethany Homes memorial service. The book ‘Priesthood Today; Ministry in a Changing Church’, edited by Eamonn Conway, reviewed by theological scholar Sean Goan. Who or what are Rastafarians? Mairead Meade reports from Cork. Women in the Christian Churches; is their position improving? Theologian Mary T Malone, speaker at a one day conference in An Tairseach in Wicklow on April 3, gives her very strong views to Eileen. Margaret Coles on new novel The Greening; Charles Parlato on new movie Nicaea; Funerals for the Diaspora. Vale Christine Buckley; What does Lent mean? St. Patrick's NY Parade. In the early 1990s, Kristiane Backer became one of the very first presenters on MTV Europe. Now, she talks to the God Slot about her new book 'From MTV to Mecca'. Retired and outspoken Bishop of Sydney Geoff Robinson on sex and power in the Catholic Church. Sr. Megan Rice jailed in US; Dr. Micheal Moran on Lourdes; Ben Conroy on Dr. Who. Paul Vallely on Pope Francis; Marie Collins on UN report; Valentine's treat. The new Moderaotor Elect of Presbyterian Chruch in Ireland Rev. Michael Barry; Recovery Ireland Int; Croí Nua. Religious education in schools; Pastor Joel Edwards and the Jesus Agenda; Holcaust Memorial. Festival of St. Brigid of Faughart; Relics; National Holocaust Memorial Day - Buchenwald. 'Conversion therapy' for same sex attraction? Kosi on spiritual enlightenment; Pastoral councils. Sr. Helen Prejean, played by Susan Sarandon in the movie 'Dead Man Walking', talks to Gerry McArdle. There are many things people associate with religion, but comedy is rarely one of them. In a world of increasing political correctness, can religion be fair game for a comedian and what place, if any, does comedy play in spirituality? Eileen Dunne is joined by boy choristers from The Palestrina Choir, regular contributor Ben Conroy, Anne Thurston and others at the Moving Crib on Parnell Square in Dublin. Irish charities in NY; Joe Duffy reviews The Meaning of Life. Marie Collins and Fr. Tony Flannery on child abuse developments. Bishop Brendan Leahy and Brendan Butler of We Are Church discuss Pope Francis' Exhortation; Louise Hall reports on Medjurgorje. John Tavener remembered. Who were the Hugenots? CTS Pamphlets. Stepson of Lewis, Doug Gresham, Rev. Baden Stanley and Nora Fay on the 50th Anniversary of Lewis' death. Christian Aid for Philippines Typhoon Haiyan, John Booth Davies new book ‘God v Particle Physics’ and Bible stories retold via Chic lit? Louise Hall joins Eileen to interview Rev. Karen Jones about her ‘Babes’ Bible Trilogy.’ Ireland's first woman Bishop Elect Rev. Pat Storey and Judge Catherine McGuinness om polyester protestants etc. Sr. Isabelle Smyth debunks myths about ‘the missions’. From this year’s Dublin Theatre Festival: Desire Under The Elms by Eugene O’Neill and The Hanging Gardens by Sam McGuinness, at the Abbey Theatre until November 9. St. Anthony’s relics in Ireland. The God Slot Debate, recorded at Rathmines College is chaired by Eileen Dunne. The Motion: This house believes that, as there is a right to life, there is an equal right to a self determined death with dignity. For the motion: Student Claire Whelan and co-ordinator of Exit International, Tom Curran. Against the motion: Student David Hollywood and journalist, author and public speaker, Mary Kenny. Author Paul Vallely on Pope Francis; Brendan O'Regan of the Irish Catholic and Patsy McGarry of the Irish Times debate alleged media bias; We remember the late Sean Freyne. We enter into the spirit of RTE Radio 1’s Big Music Week with a programme to raise the spirits and gladden the heart. Eileen Dunne meets experts in liturgical music used in the Roman Catholic, Anglican and Jewish faiths, who will discuss the origins and significance of music and song in their various traditions. We’ll also have a fair helping of a musical form which is gaining in popularity in all the churches, Gospel Music. Wiith Blanaid Murphy, Jacqueline Mullen, Dr. Melanie Brown and Florence Mutesasira. For the final edition of this season, RC Bishop Donal McKeown, Bishop Emeritus Willie Walsh, C of I Bishop Patrick Rooke and the first Anglican woman Bishop of Swaziland, Ellinah Wamukoya, answer our questions and questions from listeners. This is an extended edition of the programme. Lesley Gort on Christian Science. Glynn Douglas on Quakers and mental health care in Ireland. Billy Swann on Festival of Faith in Ferns. The Sisters of Life on caring for people affected by abortion. The Global Charter for Human Conscience. Eckankar. Does RTE pursue an anti-Catholic agenda? Rhona Tarrant talks to some protesters. Why did Michael Kelly, the editor of The Irish Catholic, write an article criticising the Archbishop of Dublin? Rhona Tarrant reports on the Dalai Lama in Derry. DUP member and MP for North Antrim, Ian Paisley Jr., son of the Rev. Ian Paisley, talks about his life and religious beliefs, including what it was like being the child of such a famous father. Siobhan Mhic Craith, daughter of Liam Clancy, talks about her father’s loss of belief in all religion, his battles with his many demons, mainly alcoholism, her own deep faith, and how it helped during her father’s last hours. Four young Irish adults, Ben Conroy, a staunch Roman Catholic; Jewish Daniel O’Carroll from Cork, Vedanti Shaw a Hari Krishna and Aodhan Gregory, a media student and an agnostic in religious matters discuss their beliefs. Would Jesus do professionally, politically and religiously if he walked the earth today? Jewish author Yanky Fachler, Rev. Darren McCallig, Mary Kenny and Prof. Sean Freyne discuss. An extended edition of the programme is available for podcast. Andrew Madden reacts to the film documentary 'Mea Maxima Culpa; Silence in the House of God'. Rhona Tarrant reports on last year's Rubicon Conference in Dublin. Anthone Munnelly discusses if St. Malachy got things right, and will Pope Francis be the last pope. Jim Corkery SJ, Fr. Tom McCarthey OP, Anne Thurston, Abbot Mark Patrick Hederman with Fr. Timothy Radcliffe OP discuss our new Pope Francis. Two religious sisters give their side of the Magdalene story to Claire McCormack + analysis from the Irish Catholic's Michael Kelly. Children on papal resignation; Cardinal Keith O'Brien; Des Fisher on Vatican 2. On Thursday, 14 February, Pope Emeritus Benedict spoke of the difference between what actually happened at Vatican 2 and how the media presented it. Former Head of News at RTE Des Fisher in a rare and exclusive interview begs to differ. Chris Lambert, our regular contact at The Tablet, talks about the ramifications of the resignation of Scotland’s Cardinal Keith O’Brien. A group of children, age 6 to 12, from Kilconly Primary School in Ballybunion, Co. Kerry discuss the papal abdication and its aftermath. Sunday night is Oscars night, and regular film correspondent and lecturer on theology and ethics at Galway/Mayo IT Barry McMillan casts his offbeat eye on two of the contenders, both of which deal, in their own way, with oppression and redemption, subjects of great interest to The God Slot; Les Miserables and Lincoln. In this era of recession, material poverty is all too familiar, and many agencies and religious organisations respond to this state of affairs, but what about spiritual poverty? Sr. Mary Threadgold tells us about the work of Sonas Spirituality. Here’s something that is not known by too many people; whoever occupies the chair of Peter is nominally the Bishop of Kilfenora and parish Priest of Liscannor, and the same will apply to his successor. Holding the fort for the Pope is Fr. Denis Crosbie, who reveals all to The God Slot. Last Friday, when we announced the beginning of Lent on Ash Wednesday, who could have anticipated that Pope Benedict XVI would be performing one of his last public duties on that very day, having taken the secular and religious world by storm by announcing his resignation on Monday? By now, his life and career have been parsed and analysed by all and sundry, but on The God Slot we will spend this week’s programme hearing about various aspects of his Papacy from some voices that you may not have heard yet, either on radio or television. Dr. Jim Corkery SJ, who is recognised as one of the foremost interpreters of Benedict’s thought in the English speaking world; he’s the author of ‘Joseph Ratzinger’s Theological Ideas’; Dr. Andrew Pierce from the Irish School of Ecumenics at Trinity College, Dublin, and Irish Catholic journalist, Sarah Carey form our studio panel. Throughout the programme, we’ll have comments from historian and author Prof. Eamonn Duffy, Benedictine nun and lecturer on women’s affairs Sr. Joan Chittister and former Chief Rabbi of Ireland and Papal Knight Dr. David Rosen from Israel. This podcast is an extended edition of tonight's programme. With Lent approaching, we ask various people to define the word 'holy'. Buddhist Vajrashoora, Journalist Sarah Carey, Hare Krishna Manudas, Benedictine Brother Anthony, Broadcaster and Journalist Pat Coyle, Singer Nóirín Ní Riain, Psychologist John Francis Leader, and Abbot of Glenstal Mark Patrick Hederman. You will have to download and install software to be able to subscribe to podcasts, and download the latest shows. There are a number of freely downloadable programmes that allow you to access podcasts. Some of the most popular applications are iTunes, Juice and Doppler, for a list of more options go to www.podcastingnews.com. 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Clár cainte le Pádraig Ó Sé. Aoi na seachtaine: Karina Feirtéar ó Na Gorta Dubha, Baile an Fheirtéaraigh, atá ag obair le TG4. Caint ar chúrsaí ealaíona, obair theilifíse, agus traenáil do leath-mharatón An Daingin ar mhaithe le Fondúireacht Manuela Riedo. Emma Ní Fhaoláin ó Chluain na nGall, Loch Garmain, atá mar aoi Comhrá an Tráthnóna na seachtaine. Labhraíonn Emma faoi bás a hathar ag an ngalar néarón luadrach (motor neurone disease)...Ní raibh Emma, leanbh aonair, ach 14 ag an am. An-scéalta le insint aici. Iarfhlaith Ó Murchú ó Bhaile Dháith Paróiste Modhrach atá mar aoi na seachtaine ar Comhrá an Tráthnóna. An té bhíonn siúlach...bíonn siad scéalach. Fear spéisiúil. Taylor Chapman-Sutton óg bhean Meiriceánach a bheidh mar aoi na seachtaine ar Comhrá an Tráthnóna. Scéal an suimiúil ag Taylor. Aoi na seachtaine: Joanne Ní Shúilleabháin ó Bhaile an Ásaigh, Co.Ciarraí. Tá sí ag labhairt faoi chúrsaí lúthchleasaíochta, ollscoile agus taistil. Bíonn sí ag múineadh Rúisis i nGael Coláiste Chiarraí, Trá Lí agus móran taistil déanta aici ar fud an domhan. Aoi na seachtaine: Clíodhna Ní Bhraonáin ó Bhaile an Sceilg in Uíbh Ráthach. Cur síos ar seal blianta ag obair i mBÁC. Is máthair aonair í, agus labhrann sí féna hiníon Sadhb atá 14 & dúshláin a bhaineann le disléicse. Is é Breandán Fitzgerald ón nDaingean aoi na seachtaine ar Comhrá an Tráthnóna. Bhí sé mar iarrthóir sa togháchán áitiúil le déanaí, ceangal láidir ag a chlann leis an Iar Thaoiseach Charlie Haughey agus labhrann sé fena athair, an tIar Sheanadóir Tom Fitzgerald ná maireann. An snámhaí Nuala de Mórdha faoi agallamh ag Pádraig Ó Sé inniu. Is i nDún na nGall a rugadh Nuala ach tháinig sí go dtí an Daingean agus í trí bhliana d'aois. Is snámhaí aitheanta í in uiscí leac oighearach ar fud an Domhain agus mórán comórtasaí a bhfuil buaite aici. Tá sí chun snámh timpeall ar an mBlascaod Mór an Samhradh seo. Christy Mac Gearailt ó Bhialann 'An tIascaire' i nDún Chaoin mar aoi speisialta an chláir. Stephen Durham ón Riasc, Baile an Fheirtéaraigh ó dhúchas ach atá anois buailte fé i Manachain Shasna lena bhean chéile agus a n-iníon. Méabh Ní Bheaglaoich Pádraig Ó Sé i mbun comhrá le Séaghan Finn ó Abhana Scáil. You will have to download and install software to be able to subscribe to podcasts, and download the latest shows. There are a number of freely downloadable programmes that allow you to access podcasts. Some of the most popular applications are iTunes, Juice and Doppler, for a list of more options go to www.podcastingnews.com. RTÉ is not resposible for the content of external websites or applications. Copy the URL from below or from the address bar of this page and then insert it into your podcast software, look for an ADD or SUBSCRIBE option and follow the instructions. URL: Your software will automatically inform you of any new editions to the podcast without the need to subscribe again. If you have iTunes installed you can use this One Click Subscription. The podcast will be downloaded in mp3 format or mp4 if it's video, once the download is fully complete you can simply listen to or watch the programme on your computer, or transfer the file to a portable device (mp3 player, iPod etc) and listen to it at your convenience. 80889 ó Thuaisceart Éireann. Cuir RNAG ag tús na teachtaireachta