Thank you Brendan, for as usual a wonderful article.
I was at my local station last night and the Priest in his homily,spoke of the similarity of the station and the early Christians, who met in each
Dear Sir,
Thank you so much for the beautiful and meaningful Sunday message, I will be using it for my Sunday preaching.
May God Almighty grant you more wisdom so that when speak or write and open a
Westland Row : A congregation of two hundred not enough? Populations move over the years out of the inner city. A large congregation can lack a sense of community, especially in a city. Jesus had
"What God has joined together..." certainly should not be put asunder. But it can be done, and the news every day emphasises that - including the taking of God-given life. What is utterly destroyed
Peter, you seem to miss the point of this article entirely and try to set up arguments that justify your own opinions. The fact is church 'teaching' on many issues has changed and changed utterly over
Dollars to Doughnuts, Pope Francis sees these synod meetings as "too little, too late". It looks to me like the Institutional Church has waited far, far, too long to address modern family issues. Wher
I was pleasantly surprised to find this article hitting the nail on the head in many respects. Instead of circumlocuting around "new pastoral approaches" it acknowledges that a change to the teaching
The church is broken. Politics is broken. Willingness to learn is the challenge which can fix all issues. The desire to change is the greatest fear. Articles like this present as nonsensical and they
Con,
your points may hold water in a factual sense but dismayed as I was by the lack of gumption displayed by our local hierarchy in their response to the visitation referred to by Fr Brendan and its
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Céad Míle Fáilte Romhat. Really?
October 20 2015John,@5, you are probably right, but two hundred seemed a very small crowd in that lovely big church. I suppose I was just feeling a bit nostalgic.
Dissident Cardinals (unwittingly) do the Church some service!
October 19 2015Thank you Brendan, for as usual a wonderful article. I was at my local station last night and the Priest in his homily,spoke of the similarity of the station and the early Christians, who met in each
25th October. 30th Sunday, Ordinary Time.
October 25 2015Dear Sir, Thank you so much for the beautiful and meaningful Sunday message, I will be using it for my Sunday preaching. May God Almighty grant you more wisdom so that when speak or write and open a
Céad Míle Fáilte Romhat. Really?
October 20 2015Westland Row : A congregation of two hundred not enough? Populations move over the years out of the inner city. A large congregation can lack a sense of community, especially in a city. Jesus had
No white smoke at synod
October 20 2015"What God has joined together..." certainly should not be put asunder. But it can be done, and the news every day emphasises that - including the taking of God-given life. What is utterly destroyed
No white smoke at synod
October 20 2015Peter, you seem to miss the point of this article entirely and try to set up arguments that justify your own opinions. The fact is church 'teaching' on many issues has changed and changed utterly over
No white smoke at synod
October 20 2015Dollars to Doughnuts, Pope Francis sees these synod meetings as "too little, too late". It looks to me like the Institutional Church has waited far, far, too long to address modern family issues. Wher
No white smoke at synod
October 20 2015I was pleasantly surprised to find this article hitting the nail on the head in many respects. Instead of circumlocuting around "new pastoral approaches" it acknowledges that a change to the teaching
No white smoke at synod
October 20 2015The church is broken. Politics is broken. Willingness to learn is the challenge which can fix all issues. The desire to change is the greatest fear. Articles like this present as nonsensical and they
Dissident Cardinals (unwittingly) do the Church some service!
October 19 2015Con, your points may hold water in a factual sense but dismayed as I was by the lack of gumption displayed by our local hierarchy in their response to the visitation referred to by Fr Brendan and its
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