"dawdling around faraway days." Science explains that there are many benefits provided when remembering a "happy time." This remembering engages the prefrontal cortex (calm part of the brain.) Dopami
Michel Foucault in 1975 said that the Ubuesque tyrant may be a clown, a madman, a moron, but that these are not disqualifications. They are in fact the qualifications for the role. He cites Caligula a
If one seeks to find something in “3” above to link with the original article perhaps one such link is the reference in “3” to “magisterium” as it links with the following from the article
It's truly fascinating that in Ireland we have an absolute fascination with one man who lives on the Eastern seaboard of the United States of America or should I say some of us have.
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Key Message:
Your transfiguration will become a blessing for many!!
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Testimony of a mother: "I never knew that my unnecessary anger was taking away the happin
#2 "Others will regard it [the Eucharist] simply as a symbol of the same [body, blood, soul and divinity of Christ]."
This phrase 'simply a symbol' misses the true meaning of the word 'symbolic' si
Next weekend some of those Catholics who attend the Sacrifice of the Mass will not be bothered by the issue of women priests while others will be conscious of it as a grievance. When the Sacred Host
Thanks very much for sharing this magnificent article. So comprehensive, so encouraging and an ideal model of how to engage in dialogue in a respectful way.
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February 27 2026"dawdling around faraway days." Science explains that there are many benefits provided when remembering a "happy time." This remembering engages the prefrontal cortex (calm part of the brain.) Dopami
Séamus Ahearne: Musings, Ruminations and Ponderings…
February 27 2026Michel Foucault in 1975 said that the Ubuesque tyrant may be a clown, a madman, a moron, but that these are not disqualifications. They are in fact the qualifications for the role. He cites Caligula a
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March 2 2026Thanks, Jim, for the lovely story of the truly Christian way in which that pharmacist organized his 'business'.
The Furrow – Gerry O’Hanlon SJ: After Kilkenny and Rome – A Synodal Update
February 25 2026If one seeks to find something in “3” above to link with the original article perhaps one such link is the reference in “3” to “magisterium” as it links with the following from the article
The Furrow – Gerry O’Hanlon SJ: After Kilkenny and Rome – A Synodal Update
February 25 2026Gerry, what an excellent article ! Thank you.
Séamus Ahearne: Musings, Ruminations and Ponderings…
February 27 2026It's truly fascinating that in Ireland we have an absolute fascination with one man who lives on the Eastern seaboard of the United States of America or should I say some of us have. From the writing
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March 1 2026Key Message: Your transfiguration will become a blessing for many!! Homily: Testimony of a mother: "I never knew that my unnecessary anger was taking away the happin
The Furrow – Gerry O’Hanlon SJ: After Kilkenny and Rome – A Synodal Update
February 25 2026#2 "Others will regard it [the Eucharist] simply as a symbol of the same [body, blood, soul and divinity of Christ]." This phrase 'simply a symbol' misses the true meaning of the word 'symbolic' si
The Furrow – Gerry O’Hanlon SJ: After Kilkenny and Rome – A Synodal Update
February 25 2026Next weekend some of those Catholics who attend the Sacrifice of the Mass will not be bothered by the issue of women priests while others will be conscious of it as a grievance. When the Sacred Host
The Furrow – Gerry O’Hanlon SJ: After Kilkenny and Rome – A Synodal Update
February 25 2026Thanks very much for sharing this magnificent article. So comprehensive, so encouraging and an ideal model of how to engage in dialogue in a respectful way.
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