Yes, I totally agree with the seven responses above. Maybe it's time to take on the courage shown by "Women of the Killaloe Diocese". These women spoke out and objected at the proposed introduction of
"When will they (our Bishops) ever learn?" Why are they so afraid of debate and challenge, when apathy is the real problem? When will they have the courage to forsake their ivory towers and engage i
This is bullying - no other word for it. It is not acceptable.
There are no lions in the hierarchy as Joe Dunn once wrote and at the way things are going there will be nothing left of the Irish Church
The Nuncio is not being straight here.
Following international law, or more properly practice, only applies to States. The Vatican has the choice of being a State when it wants and not so being when i
These recent events, as detailed in this item, are not just an Irish problem but part of a larger one. It is clear that it is only one of many problems facing the church and that the source of these p
I sympathise with Fr Tony Flannery for having to endure what the 'Lay' members of the community have to endure on a permanent basis - obliged as we are to listen but forbidden to speak in public or en
It is disgusting to see a concern for child protection being subtly manipulated to stifle dialogue about church teaching and practice.The newspaper reports suggest that Bishop Crean forbade the speaki
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“They had learned nothing and forgotten nothing.”
August 22 2015Yes, I totally agree with the seven responses above. Maybe it's time to take on the courage shown by "Women of the Killaloe Diocese". These women spoke out and objected at the proposed introduction of
“They had learned nothing and forgotten nothing.”
August 22 2015"When will they (our Bishops) ever learn?" Why are they so afraid of debate and challenge, when apathy is the real problem? When will they have the courage to forsake their ivory towers and engage i
“They had learned nothing and forgotten nothing.”
August 22 2015This is bullying - no other word for it. It is not acceptable. There are no lions in the hierarchy as Joe Dunn once wrote and at the way things are going there will be nothing left of the Irish Church
“They had learned nothing and forgotten nothing.”
August 22 2015The Nuncio is not being straight here. Following international law, or more properly practice, only applies to States. The Vatican has the choice of being a State when it wants and not so being when i
“They had learned nothing and forgotten nothing.”
August 22 2015These recent events, as detailed in this item, are not just an Irish problem but part of a larger one. It is clear that it is only one of many problems facing the church and that the source of these p
“They had learned nothing and forgotten nothing.”
August 22 2015I sympathise with Fr Tony Flannery for having to endure what the 'Lay' members of the community have to endure on a permanent basis - obliged as we are to listen but forbidden to speak in public or en
“They had learned nothing and forgotten nothing.”
August 22 2015I'm utterly appalled at Bishop Crean's order to the pastoral council of Killeagh.. In my humble opinion Church Hibernicus has learned nothing .
“They had learned nothing and forgotten nothing.”
August 22 2015It is disgusting to see a concern for child protection being subtly manipulated to stifle dialogue about church teaching and practice.The newspaper reports suggest that Bishop Crean forbade the speaki
“They had learned nothing and forgotten nothing.”
August 22 2015Thanks for assembling all that in one place. Most revealing.
23rd August. 21st Sunday, Ordinary Time
August 23 2015Very helpful and thought provoking.
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