ACP AGM 2021 Synod extract – audio and Kieran O’Mahony’s text

Following several requests for the Synod feature at the ACP AGM 2021…

Click on the link to hear Kieran O’Mahony, followed by Peter McLoughlin and Patricia Melvin (Killala Diocese).

Gerry O’Connor is the host.

https://soundcloud.com/user-211747038/acp-agm-2021-synod-extract?si=748edc90726a4077b1434c6687231aab

 

Link below to the text of Kieran O’Mahony’s presentation: 

https://www.associationofcatholicpriests.ie/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/ACPI-Synodal-Pathways.pdf

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  3. Paddy Ferry says:

    ACP AGM 2021 Synod Extract.

    I am so pleased that I finally sat down and listened to Fr. Kieran’s excellent talk and also to hear of all that has happened in the Killala Diocese.

    Thanks, Liamy.

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