"Whatever happens next will happen without us."
St Thérèse (and others) had a different view: "I will spend my Heaven doing good on earth".
Thank God for the continued loving presence and involveme
Bishop Petar Palić, Diocese of Mostar-Duvno, in which the Parish of Medjugorje is located has spoken about the decision of the Dicastery for Religious Doctrine regarding the parish of Međugorje (tra
Medjugorje Remembered.
When I first visited Medjugorje for the third anniversary of the alleged apparitions in 1984 I did so after driving across Europe, visiting other shrines and the Passion Play a
Sean the only part of the quote from the Catechism (#615, criticized by Paddy) that might be affected by the criticisms you give is the last clause: “Jesus atoned for our faults and made satisfacti
"Whatever happens next will happen without us." A sobering and liberating reflection! It reminds me of a handout at our diocesan retreat this year, with the following prayer:
Prophets of a Future Not
(This comment was updated at 16.21 - Ed)
First, Joe, the formulation ‘constant anti-atonement rhetoric’ is itself not only rhetorical but mistaken. As you must know St Anselm’s ‘satisfact
"For as by one man's disobedience many were made sinners, so by one man's obedience many will be made righteous."443 By his obedience unto death, Jesus accomplished the substitution of the suffering S
“…and eventually the crucifixion was explained in terms of Jesus repaying a debt owed by us humans to the Father - a circular and fundamentally nonsensical theology that is still reflected in arti
What is it that changes a man - all too often – almost overnight – when elected, appointed? The tendency to “become someone”? Deep breathing... a swelling of the ego... I’ve made it, got the
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Séamus Ahearne: We have entered our goodbye time in the world. Whatever happens next will happen without us. (Pádraig Daly. A Small Psalter)
September 17 2024"Whatever happens next will happen without us." St Thérèse (and others) had a different view: "I will spend my Heaven doing good on earth". Thank God for the continued loving presence and involveme
Vatican News: Pope Francis grants ‘Nulla Osta’ for Medjugorje
September 19 2024Bishop Petar Palić, Diocese of Mostar-Duvno, in which the Parish of Medjugorje is located has spoken about the decision of the Dicastery for Religious Doctrine regarding the parish of Međugorje (tra
Vatican News: Pope Francis grants ‘Nulla Osta’ for Medjugorje
September 19 2024Medjugorje Remembered. When I first visited Medjugorje for the third anniversary of the alleged apparitions in 1984 I did so after driving across Europe, visiting other shrines and the Passion Play a
22 Sept 2024 – 25th Sunday (Year B)
September 22 2024Key Message: Are we the ‘last in earth and first in heaven’ or ‘first in earth and last in heaven’? Homily: The takeaway from the first reading:
Presider’s Page for 15 September (Ordinary Time 24)
September 10 2024Sean the only part of the quote from the Catechism (#615, criticized by Paddy) that might be affected by the criticisms you give is the last clause: “Jesus atoned for our faults and made satisfacti
Séamus Ahearne: We have entered our goodbye time in the world. Whatever happens next will happen without us. (Pádraig Daly. A Small Psalter)
September 17 2024"Whatever happens next will happen without us." A sobering and liberating reflection! It reminds me of a handout at our diocesan retreat this year, with the following prayer: Prophets of a Future Not
Presider’s Page for 15 September (Ordinary Time 24)
September 10 2024(This comment was updated at 16.21 - Ed) First, Joe, the formulation ‘constant anti-atonement rhetoric’ is itself not only rhetorical but mistaken. As you must know St Anselm’s ‘satisfact
Presider’s Page for 15 September (Ordinary Time 24)
September 10 2024"For as by one man's disobedience many were made sinners, so by one man's obedience many will be made righteous."443 By his obedience unto death, Jesus accomplished the substitution of the suffering S
Presider’s Page for 15 September (Ordinary Time 24)
September 10 2024“…and eventually the crucifixion was explained in terms of Jesus repaying a debt owed by us humans to the Father - a circular and fundamentally nonsensical theology that is still reflected in arti
Tony Flannery writes: This is a true account of one priest’s experience with his superiors, and I think it is worth putting up here as an example of the type of attitude still being adopted by some Church superiors in dealing with their priests.
September 10 2024What is it that changes a man - all too often – almost overnight – when elected, appointed? The tendency to “become someone”? Deep breathing... a swelling of the ego... I’ve made it, got the
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