Sixth Sunday Easter – Prayers of the faithful etc
Opening Comment We gather in the love of God, redeemed in the death and resurrection of Jesus. We are people with a mission, challenged to grow in love each day….
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Priests in Cork & Ross and Cloyne to meet
Current ACP members and new members in Cloyne diocese and Cork & Ross are to meet on Monday 21 May. Tony Flannery will attend.
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Towards an Assembly of the Irish Church – update
For those looking for an account of our gathering on Monday 7 May, you will find many of the texts of the talks in the Article Category “Towards an Assembly”…
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‘Hope and inspiration’: Brendan Hoban reflects on last Monday’s meeting
With acknowledgement to the Western People, this is Brendan Hoban’s reflection on the great gathering last Monday in Dublin’s Regency Hotel: ‘Towards an Assembly of the Irish Church’. Brendan is a member of the ACP’s Leadership team.
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Sorrows: a Reflection on the Case of Cardinal Brady, by Brian Fahy
Brian, an Irishman and former Redemptorist, sent us this excellent reflection on the situation Cardinal Brady finds himself in; and he suggests a way out.
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Clogher Diocesan ACP Meeting
A meeting of Clogher ACP took place in Clones on Wednesday 2nd May. Nine Priests attended, six sent apologies. >We gave most of our meeting to reflect on how we…
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Programme for gathering on Monday 7 May
This gathering at the Regency Hotel, Dublin on the May Bank Holiday Monday, was open to all, lay and clergy alike.
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Statement issued at end of May gathering
This statement was issued by the ACP at the end of the gathering in the Regency Hotel, Dublin on 7 May, ‘Towards an Assembly of the Irish Catholic Church’
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THIRD SESSION How to get from the Reality to the Vision: Adrian Egan CSsR
This is a summary of Adrian Egan’s talk at the gathering on May 7th. Adrian didn’t work from a script, so this is his best memory of the main points of his talk.
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THIRD SESSION Reflection: John F. Deane
This is the poem that John F. Deane read at the day in the Regency on May 7th.
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SECOND SESSION The Vision: Cathy Molloy
This is the text of Cathy Molloy’s talk at “Towards an Assembly of the Irish Catholic Church” on May 7th. Cathy spoke on her Vision for the Future of the Church.
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SECOND SESSION The Vision: Aoife McGrath
This is the text of the talk given by Aoife McGrath at the Vision session of the ACP sponsored gathering: Towards an Assembly of the Irish Catholic Church
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SECOND SESSION The Vision: Tony Butler SMA
Tony Butler’s talk at the Vision session of “Towards an Assembly of the Irish Catholic Church”.
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FIRST SESSION Naming the Reality: Garry Keogh
This is the text of the talk given by Gary Keogh at the first session (Naming the Reality) of the gathering on May 7th “Towards and Assembly of the Irish Catholic Church
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FIRST SESSION Naming the Reality: Emer Dolphin
As a full-time mother, full-time wife and part-time parish secretary, Emer Dolphin names the reality of church life today.
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FIRST SESSION Naming The Reality: Phil Dunne
This is the text of the talk given by Phil Dunne at the Assembly Day on May 7th, during the session on the Present Reality
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FIRST SESSION Naming the Reality: Joe Mulvaney
Joe Mulvaney gave this address in the first session of the Assembly Day, ‘Naming the Reality’
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Fifth Sunday Easter – Prayers of the Faithful etc
Like branches of one tree, we are held together by our faith in Christ. Because we are all part of this one living plant, we come together in thanksgiving and praise to celebrate this Fifth Sunday of Easter.
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‘Is the cappa magna making a comeback?’, asks Declan Kelly
Fr Declan Kelly is a Parish Priest in the diocese of Clonfert who is currently on sabbatical. We thank him for sending us this interesting historical perspective on current issues in the Irish Church.
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ACP leaders comment on the ‘Mission to Prey’ report
The ACP Leadership has issued a statement on 4 May in response to the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland’s report on the Prime Time Investigates programme, Mission to Prey
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