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Séamus Ahearne ponders poets, presidents, presenters, prophets and Indi’s musings…
‘Full many a flower is born to blush unseen……’ ‘The Cure at Troy’ (inspired by the Trojan War’s last days) Séamus Heaney “Believe that a further shore; Is reachable…
Presider’s Page for 25 September (26th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Day for Migrants & Refugees)
Today’s readings remind us that God is on the side of the poor, defending their rights. Providentially, today is also the World Day of Migrants and Refugees.Penitential RiteWe gather to…
An ecumenical prayer vigil in Rome: From Taize website in connection with the Synod
https://www.taize.fr/en_article35474.html An ecumenical prayer vigil in Rome On Sunday 15 January in Rome, at the end of the Angelus prayer, Pope Francis announced that the work of the next assembly…
Séamus Ahearne: “What has happened is that a certain kind of God has gone absent, leaving open the possibility of experiencing God in a new way.”
(Paul Graham osa, The Furrow, November, whose Month’s Mind was yesterday.) A little thought on George Pell and Francis: “George Pell’s death symbolises the demise of a Church out of…