And Con, "We simply do not know how to calculate the needs of future generations so that we can reasonably restrict our development now accordingly. It is not possible."
I'm going to assume they will
Very sincere and grateful thanks to you and to Martin Hogan for your daily reflections. I find them very helpful indeed and greatly appreciate the effort it must be to send them out so consistently to
There is a malaise within the hearts of many when they contemplate the effects of global pollution and is it any wonder that cynicism has taken hold of many ordinary people, we feel powerless and dist
Dear writer: Peace of Christ
It is a beautiful and heart warming reflection. Please continue to reflect on that line. We need it. Thanks for everything. God bless Rosairo
It's not just about caring for people in their old age, you also need that cash to promote vocations and to evangelise. I don't think I've ever seen an add on TV promoting vocations. Why wait for a pr
The meeting in Trinity Chapel around 'Laudato Si was well attended and good. Sean McDonagh had to rush through his slides I guess because the event started late and wanted to finish and allow time for
So we know that population is a factor. We also know that the poorer states with high birth rates contribute far less to greenhouse gases than the developed world. Francis is clear that the worst poll
Response to Lloyd Allan McPherson, June 19 "Caring for our Common home."
I think it is necessary to clean up the planet. And we have cleaned up a lot of it. The technological competence can be deve
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July 5 2015I'm trying to prepare a sermon for to-morrow. I found this very good and helpful.
‘Laudato Si’ – condensed version
June 27 2015And Con, "We simply do not know how to calculate the needs of future generations so that we can reasonably restrict our development now accordingly. It is not possible." I'm going to assume they will
July 3rd. Saint Thomas, Apostle
July 3 2015Very sincere and grateful thanks to you and to Martin Hogan for your daily reflections. I find them very helpful indeed and greatly appreciate the effort it must be to send them out so consistently to
‘Laudato Si’ – condensed version
June 27 2015There is a malaise within the hearts of many when they contemplate the effects of global pollution and is it any wonder that cynicism has taken hold of many ordinary people, we feel powerless and dist
5th July. 14th Sunday, Ordinary Time
July 5 2015Dear writer: Peace of Christ It is a beautiful and heart warming reflection. Please continue to reflect on that line. We need it. Thanks for everything. God bless Rosairo
The children of this age are more shrewd …
June 26 2015It's not just about caring for people in their old age, you also need that cash to promote vocations and to evangelise. I don't think I've ever seen an add on TV promoting vocations. Why wait for a pr
Lecture on The Papal Encyclical, Laudato Si, and its implications for Church and Society.
June 22 2015The meeting in Trinity Chapel around 'Laudato Si was well attended and good. Sean McDonagh had to rush through his slides I guess because the event started late and wanted to finish and allow time for
‘Laudato Si’ – condensed version
June 27 2015So we know that population is a factor. We also know that the poorer states with high birth rates contribute far less to greenhouse gases than the developed world. Francis is clear that the worst poll
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‘Laudato Si’ – condensed version
June 27 2015Response to Lloyd Allan McPherson, June 19 "Caring for our Common home." I think it is necessary to clean up the planet. And we have cleaned up a lot of it. The technological competence can be deve
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