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AGM TODAY AT 2.00pm
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Chris McDonnell writes in the Catholic Times of Dorothy Day, the American Christian Socialist, who “asked questions that, at the time, society was unwilling to contemplate, questions of injustice that fell on deaf ears.
Many of those questions remain unanswered in our present days, now brought into sharp focus by the world-wide COVID crisis that is indifferent to race, colour or wealth, a crisis that ignores passport controls”
Press Release 22 Dec 2023 The Association of Catholic Priests (ACP) warmly welcomes the recent Vatican declaration, Fiducia Supplicans, from the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith, allowing priests…
The editor of praytell blog writes about the forthcoming publication of the new Italian Missal.
“In September, 2017 Pope Francis issued Magnum principium, which called for translations which are both faithful to Latin and respectful of the characteristics of the receptor language……
More significantly, Pope Francis restored authority over translations to bishops’ conferences, as the Second Vatican Council had decreed, and rolled back the creeping centralism of previous decades at odds with the Council’s decisions.”
It seems the Italian bishops have taken their responsibility to heart and acted accordingly. We struggle on …..
This is the link to RTÉ Player to watch the programme… https://www.rte.ie/player/series/the-last-priests-and-nuns-in-ireland/10001910-00-0000?epguid=IP10001911-01-0001 Don’t forget Programme 2 – The Last Nuns in Ireland is on Tues 16 Jan at 10.15pm on…
In debates about how to counter the declining number of priests in the Catholic Church it is often argued that despite having a married clergy, women and men, the Church of England is not attracting vocations either. In a recent interesting article in The Tablet Jonathan Wynne-Jones seems to give the lie to that argument with an account of 1000 ordinations in the Church of England this year.
Pope Leo XIV prays with leaders of various Christian Churches in Nicaea, modern-day Iznik, Türkiye, and invites all Christians to follow the paths of fraternal encounter, dialogue, and cooperation. By…
Zoom is a stilted medium, but it worked like magic yesterday. I was only able to sit in on the first hour of the meeting, but I found the four presentations fascinating and edifying. Then I sat in on a discussion of Irish mysticism in St Petersburg (the Irish participants were Dermot Keogh, Damian Bracken, and Peter McDonagh). The Russians enthused about Irish mystical sites such as Newgrange, Glendalough, Gougane Barra, and Yeats’s Tower.
Well done team. You carried off the AGM with aplomb. Gerry – you handled everything and coordinated all the disparate parts expertly. Thank you. It was quite some achievement. The Summary of events/involvement and work of the Leadership team, was impressive. But the work itself was clearly so demanding and so essential. Liamy’s administrative role, seems to be expanding at a rapid rate and matters deeply. Appreciation and praise was given to the Liturgy resources people and so deserved. (Pat Rogers contribution was rightly highlighted). The work too of Mattie and now Liamy as Moderators of the site, is a great gift. The site is really the public and constant face of the ACP. You are all a blessing for us.
Seamus Ahearne osa