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David Quinn congratulates Fr Kevin Reynolds and the ACP
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How we care for others has a profound influence, “Part of learning for a young child is being secure in their freedom to make mistakes. Offering an answer, expressing an opinion involves taking a risk; we might be wrong. How others react to our mistakes can greatly affect our willingness to try again later.”
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Pope Francis: 100 Days in Office: Statement by the Austrian Priests’ Initiative on 19 June 2013
We, the leadership of the ACP, fully endorse and support this statement from our colleagues in Austria.
Fr Peter Byrne CSsR issues statement
A clarification has come to the website regarding comments made here by Peter Byrne
In tribute to Fr Anthony J Butler RIP
Fr Anthony J Butler SMA died on 16 October 2014 and was buried in Wilton, Cork on 20 October. Tony was a loyal ACP member and a frequent contributor to this site. In tribute to his passing, we re-publish his contribution of 1 August 2011 – “Looking Back and Forward”
David Quinn congratulates Fr Kevin Reynolds and the ACP
Thu, 17/11/2011 – 22:28 The anti-Rome tendencies of some in the Association of Catholic Priests (ACP) is not to my taste and I believe that Association would be more acceptable…
Who cares?
Chris McDonnell writing in the Catholic Times of Friday June 23rd looks at what it means ‘to care.’
How we care for others has a profound influence, “Part of learning for a young child is being secure in their freedom to make mistakes. Offering an answer, expressing an opinion involves taking a risk; we might be wrong. How others react to our mistakes can greatly affect our willingness to try again later.”
Why the Pope shouldn’t come to Ireland now.
Brendan Hoban, in his Western People column, argues that The very last thing the Irish Church needs at present is a visit from the pope.
Pope Francis: 100 Days in Office: Statement by the Austrian Priests’ Initiative on 19 June 2013
We, the leadership of the ACP, fully endorse and support this statement from our colleagues in Austria.
Fr Peter Byrne CSsR issues statement
A clarification has come to the website regarding comments made here by Peter Byrne
In tribute to Fr Anthony J Butler RIP
Fr Anthony J Butler SMA died on 16 October 2014 and was buried in Wilton, Cork on 20 October. Tony was a loyal ACP member and a frequent contributor to this site. In tribute to his passing, we re-publish his contribution of 1 August 2011 – “Looking Back and Forward”
David Quinn congratulates Fr Kevin Reynolds and the ACP
Thu, 17/11/2011 – 22:28 The anti-Rome tendencies of some in the Association of Catholic Priests (ACP) is not to my taste and I believe that Association would be more acceptable…
Who cares?
Chris McDonnell writing in the Catholic Times of Friday June 23rd looks at what it means ‘to care.’
How we care for others has a profound influence, “Part of learning for a young child is being secure in their freedom to make mistakes. Offering an answer, expressing an opinion involves taking a risk; we might be wrong. How others react to our mistakes can greatly affect our willingness to try again later.”
Why the Pope shouldn’t come to Ireland now.
Brendan Hoban, in his Western People column, argues that The very last thing the Irish Church needs at present is a visit from the pope.
Pope Francis: 100 Days in Office: Statement by the Austrian Priests’ Initiative on 19 June 2013
We, the leadership of the ACP, fully endorse and support this statement from our colleagues in Austria.