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Le tinreamh Aifrinn ag titim agus l铆on na sagart imithe i l茅ig, fiafra铆onn an cl谩r, In Ainm an Athar, an seasfaidh Eaglais Chaitliceach na h脡ireann ceann de na stoirmeacha is d煤shl谩na铆 d谩 bhfaca s铆 riamh.
Sa chl谩r faisn茅ise uair an chloig seo, fiosra铆onn an tuairisceoir Kevin Magee an cine谩l eaglaise at谩 ina ghu铆 do thuata铆 Caitliceacha. Tr铆d agallaimh mhac谩nta oscailte le baill reatha den chl茅ir, iarshagairt, tuath na hEaglaise Caitlic铆, an pobal LADTA+ agus cliarlathas Eaglais Chaitliceach na h脡ireann, iarrann an cl谩r cad 茅 at谩 i nd谩n don Chaitliceachas in 脡irinn. Scr煤da铆onn s茅 fosta pr贸iseas an tsionaid at谩 ar si煤l fud fad an domhain, agus fiafra铆onn, an nd茅anfaidh s茅 freagra铆 agus sl铆 chun cinn a shol谩thar?

With Mass attendance declining, and a shortage of priests, In Ainm an Athar examines if the Catholic Church in Ireland can weather one of the most challenging storms in its history.

In this hour-long documentary, reporter Kevin Magee investigates what type of church lay Catholics wish for. Through a series of revealing interviews with current members of the clergy, former priests, Catholic laity, the LGBTQ+ community and the hierarchy of the Catholic Church in Ireland, he asks what the future holds for Catholicism in Ireland. Kevin also questions whether the ongoing worldwide Synodal process will deliver answers and chart a way forward.