I agree that we may have become too "papocentric" ( a new word for me.) Regrettably we're all caught up in the cult of celebrity when it shouldn't matter who heads the Vatican as long as we actually t
I say a great AMEN to this article. Thank God the Limerick meeting had the wisdom not to bring us beyond the pale. Their decision was most painful and I empathise with those present who suffer at th
"....... the practice of ‘loyal opposition’ doesn't really exist in the Irish Catholic Church. The codicil ‘merely consultative’ attached in church law to almost every committee of substance w
Sincere thanks to Sarah MacDonald: she has given us back Limerick's lost three days, as well as a good idea why other participants (e.g. Schueller, Cozzens, Collins, Brendan Hoban) really accepted the
An account of the Limerick meeting in the NCR
http://ncronline.org/news/global/lay-reform-groups-discuss-equality-women-church-governance-international-meeting
Lay reform groups discuss equality of wo
Eddie (11) said, "Are there not, maybe, many sincere women in the various strands of the reform movement who would also feel just as uneasy as I do that the move for a cosy concelebration (however pol
Deaf to the voice of Jesus=self centered. I agree completely with that equation, and thus my personal morning prayer: Lord, give me the wisdom, courage, and strength to do THY will. I've given seriou
the church has now taken a feminine face and to continue to sideline women in the church of today is a great dis service to the thought of Jesus. i think its about time we must do the needful and allo
I too was moved by Tony Flannery's blog account of what happened in Limerick. I have no vocation to be a priest, as a non-male and a non-celibate I would find it impossible, it would be like trying to
Wonderful - may we all work and pray that the same becomes a reality for the Church, if not in our generation, but surely for the next. Deo gratias, Alleluia
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What happened in Limerick should not stay in Limerick
April 23 2015I agree that we may have become too "papocentric" ( a new word for me.) Regrettably we're all caught up in the cult of celebrity when it shouldn't matter who heads the Vatican as long as we actually t
Lay reform groups discuss equality of women, church governance at international meeting
April 28 2015I say a great AMEN to this article. Thank God the Limerick meeting had the wisdom not to bring us beyond the pale. Their decision was most painful and I empathise with those present who suffer at th
Disaffection with Disconnection
April 28 2015"....... the practice of ‘loyal opposition’ doesn't really exist in the Irish Catholic Church. The codicil ‘merely consultative’ attached in church law to almost every committee of substance w
What happened in Limerick should not stay in Limerick
April 23 2015Sincere thanks to Sarah MacDonald: she has given us back Limerick's lost three days, as well as a good idea why other participants (e.g. Schueller, Cozzens, Collins, Brendan Hoban) really accepted the
What happened in Limerick should not stay in Limerick
April 23 2015An account of the Limerick meeting in the NCR http://ncronline.org/news/global/lay-reform-groups-discuss-equality-women-church-governance-international-meeting Lay reform groups discuss equality of wo
New Era – Last chance: Catholic Priests Associations and Reform Groups unite in International Conference in Limerick, Ireland
April 17 2015Eddie (11) said, "Are there not, maybe, many sincere women in the various strands of the reform movement who would also feel just as uneasy as I do that the move for a cosy concelebration (however pol
26th April. Fourth Sunday of Easter
April 26 2015Deaf to the voice of Jesus=self centered. I agree completely with that equation, and thus my personal morning prayer: Lord, give me the wisdom, courage, and strength to do THY will. I've given seriou
26th April. Fourth Sunday of Easter
April 26 2015the church has now taken a feminine face and to continue to sideline women in the church of today is a great dis service to the thought of Jesus. i think its about time we must do the needful and allo
What happened in Limerick should not stay in Limerick
April 23 2015I too was moved by Tony Flannery's blog account of what happened in Limerick. I have no vocation to be a priest, as a non-male and a non-celibate I would find it impossible, it would be like trying to
What happened in Limerick should not stay in Limerick
April 23 2015Wonderful - may we all work and pray that the same becomes a reality for the Church, if not in our generation, but surely for the next. Deo gratias, Alleluia
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