Tonight, creating a culture of care post-Covid-19, Ramadan in contemporary Ireland and a suggestion of unfinished business in the peace process in Northern Ireland.

John Wilkins, former editor of The Tablet, on the life of Father Hans Kung, who died this week aged 93. Sean Duggan Head Chaplain to the Irish Prison Service on how his team have adapted during the pandemic. And we take you to Cobh to hear how St Colman's Cathedral has been lifting spirits during the past year.

On the programme this evening, a Good Friday gathering of guests celebrates sacred music inspired by the Passion: Composer Sir James MacMillan, Director of the Royal Irish Academy of Music, Deborah Kelleher and Choral Director, Mark Duley.

We hear from a Quaker elder living in Co Limerick about his journey of faith, having been a monk in the Trappist Community of Mount Melleray Abbey. Deirdre Ní Chinnéide, singer and spiritual director, joins us from her home on Inis Mor to talk about finding inspiration and next week's Threshold of Hope online event.

Tonight, the story of an Irish Priest shot dead 100 years ago by a Ku Klux Klan member. It's Naw-Rúz, the first day of the Bahá'i calendar year. We hear from Sarah Sabour-Chadwick on how her faith sustains her & her community and Fr Joe McDonald, of Celbridge and Straffan Parish on the refusal of the Catholic Church to bless same sex unions.

Tonight, recently appointed Bishop of Achonry, Paul Dempsey, on getting plans for a national synod underway, Regina Sexton on fasting and feasting and Swami Purnananda tells us the story of an Irish woman revered in India as a social activist, who became known as Sister Nivedita.

As Pope Francis arrives in Iraq, we hear Christian and Muslim perspectives on this historic visit, which carries both symbolism and risk.

Former President Mary Robinson pays tribute to her friend, the late Fr Enda McDonagh. Hilary Abrahamson, Chair of the Dublin City Interfaith Forum, joins us to share the Jewish festival of Purim and Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow who is the founder of Mary's Meals talks about his new book entitled “Give: Charity and the Art of Giving Generously”.

As more than 50 Irish faith leaders sign a statement condemning the persecution of the Uyghurs and other Muslims in Xinjiang, China, we speak with one of the signatories. We take a look at Centring Prayer on Zoom and Bibi Baskin offers wise words on the pursuit of happiness.

We talk to Sister Patricia Murray, executive secretary of the International Union of Superiors General. Vincent Doyle of CopingInternational.com talks about children of the ordained and we talk to Soonie Delap about the Lunar New Year.