Does the Irish state in fact accept religious ceremonies as valid civil marriages? Would this apply to Moonie weddings, too, for example? Surely the couple should sign a civil register as well as the
will the world end after May 22? the Irish courts said, that hetrosexual people who wish to avail of the option of surrogacy don't have that right
remember that we have people using children in a emot
"It is not good for the man to be alone" said God -- and he at first tried to entertain the protoplast with animals. Eve fit the bill better -- but for many an Adam she would not fit the bill at all a
Thanks to Mary Vallely and John Collins for focusing on the human values at stake here.
Ireland made history as the last nation in Western Europe to decriminalize gays, and will make history again thi
Four bishops are today (Sunday 17th May) using the pulpits in their dioceses to urge churchgoers to vote 'No' in the upcoming referendum.
I thought the days were long gone, when people were expected t
Thanks for your reply John Collins.
It is indeed correct that Mr. Justice Kevin Cross does state that if the referendum passes, that there will be no change to the status of opposite-sex marriages but
We have not thought this through.
The Marriage Referendum seeks to address a matter which needs attention. Those who are gay are among those who have not been treated with respect and justice. I have,
There has been so much excellent debate and discussion on this contentious issue on this ACP site and I wish to say thank you to all of you who took the time to contribute. Over here in Scotland we ha
In the past thousands of women were abandoned by the fathers of their babies,disowned by their families and disappeared into mother and baby homes run by religious orders . This set in train a lifetim
While I will be voting 'Yes, in the marriage referendum, I welcome the tone of Archbishop Diarmuid Martin's contribution to the debate. It is not strident or insulting, unlike the contributions of sev
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We may not have thought this through
May 12 2015Does the Irish state in fact accept religious ceremonies as valid civil marriages? Would this apply to Moonie weddings, too, for example? Surely the couple should sign a civil register as well as the
We may not have thought this through
May 12 2015will the world end after May 22? the Irish courts said, that hetrosexual people who wish to avail of the option of surrogacy don't have that right remember that we have people using children in a emot
The Marriage Referendum: Archbishop Diarmuid Martin explains why he is voting No; Fr. Pádraig Standún explains why he will be voting Yes
May 8 2015"It is not good for the man to be alone" said God -- and he at first tried to entertain the protoplast with animals. Eve fit the bill better -- but for many an Adam she would not fit the bill at all a
We may not have thought this through
May 12 2015Thanks to Mary Vallely and John Collins for focusing on the human values at stake here. Ireland made history as the last nation in Western Europe to decriminalize gays, and will make history again thi
The Marriage Referendum: Archbishop Diarmuid Martin explains why he is voting No; Fr. Pádraig Standún explains why he will be voting Yes
May 8 2015Four bishops are today (Sunday 17th May) using the pulpits in their dioceses to urge churchgoers to vote 'No' in the upcoming referendum. I thought the days were long gone, when people were expected t
We may not have thought this through
May 12 2015Thanks for your reply John Collins. It is indeed correct that Mr. Justice Kevin Cross does state that if the referendum passes, that there will be no change to the status of opposite-sex marriages but
We may not have thought this through
May 12 2015We have not thought this through. The Marriage Referendum seeks to address a matter which needs attention. Those who are gay are among those who have not been treated with respect and justice. I have,
We may not have thought this through
May 12 2015There has been so much excellent debate and discussion on this contentious issue on this ACP site and I wish to say thank you to all of you who took the time to contribute. Over here in Scotland we ha
The Marriage Referendum: Archbishop Diarmuid Martin explains why he is voting No; Fr. Pádraig Standún explains why he will be voting Yes
May 8 2015In the past thousands of women were abandoned by the fathers of their babies,disowned by their families and disappeared into mother and baby homes run by religious orders . This set in train a lifetim
The Marriage Referendum: Archbishop Diarmuid Martin explains why he is voting No; Fr. Pádraig Standún explains why he will be voting Yes
May 8 2015While I will be voting 'Yes, in the marriage referendum, I welcome the tone of Archbishop Diarmuid Martin's contribution to the debate. It is not strident or insulting, unlike the contributions of sev
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