While we await Gerry O'Hanlon's Limerick lecture mentioned @5above, the man has done us a further service by his article in this morning's Irish Times: www.irishtimes.com/opinion/catholic-church-needs
The liturgy hack who drew the short straw and had to produce the text for the DivIne Office for Trinity Sunday clearly never read out loud through the result of his draft. As a form of prayer it is
I always remember an aphorism from a philosophy teacher "Emotion was never a criterion of truth". One would do well to remember this in connection with the recent referendum. The great Jewish teacher
There's an ancient Irish or Irish-American proverb (at least six weeks old) that goes something like this: "What happens in Limerick shouldn't stay in Limerick." Of even more venerable vintage (by at
Following the ongoing debate around the outcome of the recent referendum, I came across this contribution from J.A. Dick's in his “Another Voice” Internet bulletin. He writes about the struggle
Hi Lawrence,
You're quite right, and thanks for drawing it to my attention. As a result, I've replaced the text with something more suitable. Always glad to see our inputs being read with attention!
(this was written last Monday but I was unable to send it until now)
Seamus, I enjoy your reflections but some parts of this one left me uneasy.
Many gay people I know relate that it is the first time
It seems that today's homily is incorrectly from cycle two (B) rather than one (A). The first reading is from Sirach (as given), but the homily refers to Peter. Am I wrong? (I'm writing from the State
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Irish Church accepts its teaching jars with the faithful
May 27 2015While we await Gerry O'Hanlon's Limerick lecture mentioned @5above, the man has done us a further service by his article in this morning's Irish Times: www.irishtimes.com/opinion/catholic-church-needs
An eccentric in the Algarve
May 27 2015Interesting and thoughtful, interlaced with a touch of spirited and humoured wisdom.
Vox Clara Committee Press Release May 25-26, 2015
May 31 2015Could someone please tell these all important people, when they have finished patting each other on the back, that the have made the Mass a Mess.
Vox Clara Committee Press Release May 25-26, 2015
May 31 2015The liturgy hack who drew the short straw and had to produce the text for the DivIne Office for Trinity Sunday clearly never read out loud through the result of his draft. As a form of prayer it is
The people have spoken …
May 25 2015I always remember an aphorism from a philosophy teacher "Emotion was never a criterion of truth". One would do well to remember this in connection with the recent referendum. The great Jewish teacher
Irish Church accepts its teaching jars with the faithful
May 27 2015There's an ancient Irish or Irish-American proverb (at least six weeks old) that goes something like this: "What happens in Limerick shouldn't stay in Limerick." Of even more venerable vintage (by at
Irish Church accepts its teaching jars with the faithful
May 27 2015Following the ongoing debate around the outcome of the recent referendum, I came across this contribution from J.A. Dick's in his “Another Voice” Internet bulletin. He writes about the struggle
29th May. Friday in Week 8
May 29 2015Hi Lawrence, You're quite right, and thanks for drawing it to my attention. As a result, I've replaced the text with something more suitable. Always glad to see our inputs being read with attention!
What has happened to the Irish and their Church?
May 23 2015(this was written last Monday but I was unable to send it until now) Seamus, I enjoy your reflections but some parts of this one left me uneasy. Many gay people I know relate that it is the first time
29th May. Friday in Week 8
May 29 2015It seems that today's homily is incorrectly from cycle two (B) rather than one (A). The first reading is from Sirach (as given), but the homily refers to Peter. Am I wrong? (I'm writing from the State
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