Seamus @14.
It was such a joy to read your inspiring article. When you said,the sacredness of the ordinary I began to think of how I spent last Sunday. It was Patron Sunday (Mass followed by the Bless
Re Seamus@14, A wonderful, welcoming statement concerning Eucharist. I will certainly save your comments and send them to each and every celebrant that starts the liturgy with an exclusionary admonit
Combining two ideas in the article helps to approach the problem addressed. First “The ‘burning bush’ is everywhere and unless we ‘take off our shoes’ the mystery will be lost in the prose
Eddie @9
I had been using the term "whippersnapper" to describe a member of the Order of Preachers who had a very rude encounter on Twitter with Tony Flannery some time back.
Now that I see your comme
I posted this on another website a few weeks ago. It reflects the open caring that Seamus shows in his comment.
"The sharing of the Eucharist in the early Church involved the gathering of the people f
Re Newmann @ 12
A good friend of mine, (a bishop) wrote some words recently for Corpus Christi. He asked me for my comments. I replied – ‘you cannot write about the Eucharist without recalling yo
Noel Casey @8: "I would hope all celebrants of funeral Masses ... are aware that the liturgy is the best form of sermon, the best opportunity to catechise". Here's the irony that I see; although it
Maybe Fr Seamus should give consideration to why young priests and religious are "conservative" instead of pathologising them? Maybe the answers of the 60s and 70s are now old hat. We must move with t
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Priesthood and Vocations: Seamus Ahearne
July 13 2015Seamus @14. It was such a joy to read your inspiring article. When you said,the sacredness of the ordinary I began to think of how I spent last Sunday. It was Patron Sunday (Mass followed by the Bless
Priesthood and Vocations: Seamus Ahearne
July 13 2015Re Seamus@14, A wonderful, welcoming statement concerning Eucharist. I will certainly save your comments and send them to each and every celebrant that starts the liturgy with an exclusionary admonit
Priesthood and Vocations: Seamus Ahearne
July 13 2015Combining two ideas in the article helps to approach the problem addressed. First “The ‘burning bush’ is everywhere and unless we ‘take off our shoes’ the mystery will be lost in the prose
Priesthood and Vocations: Seamus Ahearne
July 13 2015Eddie @9 I had been using the term "whippersnapper" to describe a member of the Order of Preachers who had a very rude encounter on Twitter with Tony Flannery some time back. Now that I see your comme
Priesthood and Vocations: Seamus Ahearne
July 13 2015I posted this on another website a few weeks ago. It reflects the open caring that Seamus shows in his comment. "The sharing of the Eucharist in the early Church involved the gathering of the people f
Priesthood and Vocations: Seamus Ahearne
July 13 2015Re Newmann @ 12 A good friend of mine, (a bishop) wrote some words recently for Corpus Christi. He asked me for my comments. I replied – ‘you cannot write about the Eucharist without recalling yo
Priesthood and Vocations: Seamus Ahearne
July 13 2015Well done Seamus
Priesthood and Vocations: Seamus Ahearne
July 13 2015Noel Casey @8: "I would hope all celebrants of funeral Masses ... are aware that the liturgy is the best form of sermon, the best opportunity to catechise". Here's the irony that I see; although it
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July 16 2015Good reflections
Priesthood and Vocations: Seamus Ahearne
July 13 2015Maybe Fr Seamus should give consideration to why young priests and religious are "conservative" instead of pathologising them? Maybe the answers of the 60s and 70s are now old hat. We must move with t
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