As St. Bernadette, with Mary and Jesus Christ are powerful intercessors for the sick. Please remember Father Seamus Ahearne to St. Bernadette today, and actually for the next while, as her visions co
Séamus - you've been recruited for Pope Francis's field hospital!
And remember: your patron Oliver Plunkett also lost his head.
In my experience, Pagola etc would be indigestible when I'm knocked out
@3
Thank you very much Pat for responding.
My comment was not meant to be a personal criticism at all,but a general one. As you mentioned,this is the title/description in the official ordo, and that's
Hi Soline,
Thanks for your observations, which as usual are acute and often challenging. On one of your points I agree that, yes, I should have explicitly linked Josephine Bakhita (and the internation
In the section of this post entitled "Faith and Cross," the author makes this statement: "The name of Lewis’s wife was Joy. He had earlier written a book called Surprised by Joy in which he wrote ab
@18
Yes Padraig, I agree wholeheartedly with your comment.I found it a glaring omission But it seems family life remains for the pope primarily a woman's responsibilty,rather than a joint responsibil
Pope Francis said today:
"We cannot forget the irreplaceable role of women in the family... all institutions, including the ecclesial community, are called to ensure freedom of choice for women, so th
About women as "welcoming wombs"....
My question is:If women are the welcoming wombs of the church,what are men?
Perhaps we now need an assembly of women to examine men's cultures and roles in the ch
Comments
All recent Comments
11th February. Tuesday, Week Five
February 11 2015As St. Bernadette, with Mary and Jesus Christ are powerful intercessors for the sick. Please remember Father Seamus Ahearne to St. Bernadette today, and actually for the next while, as her visions co
A need for healing … and revolution
February 8 2015Seamus, I hope you are back in top form soon.
A need for healing … and revolution
February 8 2015Séamus - you've been recruited for Pope Francis's field hospital! And remember: your patron Oliver Plunkett also lost his head. In my experience, Pagola etc would be indigestible when I'm knocked out
8th February. 5th Sunday of Ordinary Time
February 8 2015@3 Thank you very much Pat for responding. My comment was not meant to be a personal criticism at all,but a general one. As you mentioned,this is the title/description in the official ordo, and that's
8th February. 5th Sunday of Ordinary Time
February 8 2015Hi Soline, Thanks for your observations, which as usual are acute and often challenging. On one of your points I agree that, yes, I should have explicitly linked Josephine Bakhita (and the internation
8th February. 5th Sunday of Ordinary Time
February 8 2015Thank you for this explanation of today's readings. Greatly appreciated!
8th February. 5th Sunday of Ordinary Time
February 8 2015In the section of this post entitled "Faith and Cross," the author makes this statement: "The name of Lewis’s wife was Joy. He had earlier written a book called Surprised by Joy in which he wrote ab
Women’s Cultures: Equality and Difference
January 31 2015@18 Yes Padraig, I agree wholeheartedly with your comment.I found it a glaring omission But it seems family life remains for the pope primarily a woman's responsibilty,rather than a joint responsibil
Women’s Cultures: Equality and Difference
January 31 2015Pope Francis said today: "We cannot forget the irreplaceable role of women in the family... all institutions, including the ecclesial community, are called to ensure freedom of choice for women, so th
Women’s Cultures: Equality and Difference
January 31 2015About women as "welcoming wombs".... My question is:If women are the welcoming wombs of the church,what are men? Perhaps we now need an assembly of women to examine men's cultures and roles in the ch
Popular Posts
Categories