Address by Brendan Hoban in Portlaoise: June 2nd
This is the talk given by Brendan Hoban to the Meeting of the ACP in Portlaoise on Thursday, June 2nd.
This is the talk given by Brendan Hoban to the Meeting of the ACP in Portlaoise on Thursday, June 2nd.
The Association of Catholic Priests met to discuss the New Missal On Thursday, June 2nd in Portlaoise. The purpose of the meeting was to seek further direction from our members,…
Dear Friends, The small samples of new texts were given to a few people here whom we trust for good taste and concern. They were depressed. It is high time…
The Meeting took place in the Pastoral Centre, Killarney on Monday May 16th. There was a very lively discussion for about an hour and three quarters. The meeting was attended…
Clogher Diocese ACP: I’m glad to report that we have had our second meeting of the ACP in the Diocese on the 6th April, while the numbers attending were small, many…
Our colleagues in Australia are naturally concerned over the forced removal of Bishop William Morris of Toowoomba. We have here the statement that they issued this morning in reponse to this very unfortunate action.
The following email has just been sent to all our members with email addresses. There are about fifty members who do not have email. If any of you know any of them, you might be good enough to pass on the content of this email to them.
About twenty five priests attended the meeting in Ovens on 12 April, as did Tony Flannery from the Leadership Team. It was a lively, energetic meeting, with plenty of contributions from the people present. The first item on the agenda was a report on the survey conducted among ACP members in Munster in preparation for the Apostolic Visitors. Respondents said that their own personal morale was high, but that they believed that priests’ morale generally was low….
Some time ago we published here an open letter written by Fr. Mike Fallon to the Bishops of Scotland relating to the liturgical texts. He received no reply from any of them, so he has decided to write a second letter. We publish this here, and also the text of an interview he gave on the subject. For those of us involved in the issue here, there is a ring of familiarity about his experience.
Priest members of the Association of Catholic Priests (ACP) from the Diocese of Limerick met at the Woodlands House Hotel on April 12th. Three issues were highlighted: the lack of consultation and questionable quality of the new translation of the Missal; concerns around accusations against priests of sexual abuse; the future of Catholic Education.
An Association of Catholic Priests meeting for Limerick Diocese will be help in the Woodlands House Hotel on Tuesday next, April 12th at 3.00pm. Sean McDonagh of the Leadership Team…
Lent acts as an annual call to renewal, and can easily be used as a seven-week period of formation. New ministries can be started and existing ones renewed, while the whole parish becomes refreshed and ready to answer its baptismal call to service…
The next meeting of the ACP in Cork & Ross takes place on Tuesday 12 April at 2.30 pm at Ovens parish Centre. Tony Flannery from the Leadership team will…
WHAT A MISTAKE ! Dear Editor, I am becoming more and more annoyed as expensive advertisements for the New Missal arrive in the mail. Having reviewed the text of this…
A very good and well attended meeting of priests ministering in Clonfert on Monday afternoon, March 21st. It was organised and hosted by Fr Ciaran Kitching, in Killimor. There were 18 priests…
We have decided to put this letter on the website, since it gives a context and explains our Press Statement; and members have been asking us for it.
To the Leadership Team: Three cheers and then three cheers more! Whether or not your Association of Irish Catholic Priests makes any headway regarding the New Roman Missal, the courage…
As a result of our meeting with the Bishop’s Commission, and their response to that meeting, which we regarded as very inadequate, we have decided to issue the following statement to the media.
It also contains notice of a general meeting to discuss this subject on June 2nd in Portlaoise.
This is a letter written to Cardinal Sean O’Malley by one of our members, Peter McCarron, who is a priest of the Archdiocese of Dublin. He wrote it in a personal capacity.
A meeting will be held in St. Joseph’s Centre, Killimor on Monday March 21st at 2.30pm for the priests of Clonfert diocese. All are welcome
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