Francis as ecumenist: http://www.news.va/en/news/popes-friendship-with-late-evangelical-leader-tony
This is more radical than Paul VI's salute to Anglicanism as "our sister church" (which the Vatican
Thanks Padraig for such a wonderfully reflective and thought provoking 'homily' on the comparisons and differences between the lives of John the Baptist and Jonathan Corry - the homeless man who rece
The German bishops would probably agree with Pope Francis’s warning against "glossing over the differences" in ecumenical dialogue "at the expense of the truth.”
While noting that several Christia
I am genuinely surprised and disappointed that there has been such a lack of reaction to this piece on the celebration of the 50th anniversary of Unitatis Redintegratio by the German bishops.Is christ
Ecumenism takes many complex routes. One such is an event in the offing in Chelston, Torquay, England. The Methodist church there is due to close and The Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham—Angl
The only thing certain is that if Robert's name made it to the last three he would absolutely not be made bishop of bis native diocese under the current system. Makes you wonder why bother with a 'Co
Delighted to read this strong commendation for catholics to see engagement with others as essential and not peripheral. Would really lie to see much greater emphasis on this in Ireland especially in N
It's a sad state of affairs indeed. I suppose the people in the pews, the prayers and the payers, don't much think about bishops. I feel sorry for them though. They are constrained by fear and that pr
It seems to me that the procedure for appointing bishops was much better in the nineteenth century in Ireland. What happened then was that the parish priests of a diocese would meet in open forum and
#9
"Indeed it is 'only' in and through these material realities that we can even encounter the invisible God.”
Can the term "only" be expanded on a bit.
Similarly # 11, note the word "amongst," line
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German bishops celebrate 50th anniversary of ‘revolutionary’ and ‘irreversible’ Decree on Ecumenism
December 3 2014Francis as ecumenist: http://www.news.va/en/news/popes-friendship-with-late-evangelical-leader-tony This is more radical than Paul VI's salute to Anglicanism as "our sister church" (which the Vatican
John the Baptizer and Jonathan Corrie
December 7 2014Thanks Padraig for such a wonderfully reflective and thought provoking 'homily' on the comparisons and differences between the lives of John the Baptist and Jonathan Corry - the homeless man who rece
German bishops celebrate 50th anniversary of ‘revolutionary’ and ‘irreversible’ Decree on Ecumenism
December 3 2014The German bishops would probably agree with Pope Francis’s warning against "glossing over the differences" in ecumenical dialogue "at the expense of the truth.” While noting that several Christia
German bishops celebrate 50th anniversary of ‘revolutionary’ and ‘irreversible’ Decree on Ecumenism
December 3 2014I am genuinely surprised and disappointed that there has been such a lack of reaction to this piece on the celebration of the 50th anniversary of Unitatis Redintegratio by the German bishops.Is christ
German bishops celebrate 50th anniversary of ‘revolutionary’ and ‘irreversible’ Decree on Ecumenism
December 3 2014Ecumenism takes many complex routes. One such is an event in the offing in Chelston, Torquay, England. The Methodist church there is due to close and The Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham—Angl
Chosen men
December 5 2014The only thing certain is that if Robert's name made it to the last three he would absolutely not be made bishop of bis native diocese under the current system. Makes you wonder why bother with a 'Co
German bishops celebrate 50th anniversary of ‘revolutionary’ and ‘irreversible’ Decree on Ecumenism
December 3 2014Delighted to read this strong commendation for catholics to see engagement with others as essential and not peripheral. Would really lie to see much greater emphasis on this in Ireland especially in N
Chosen men
December 5 2014It's a sad state of affairs indeed. I suppose the people in the pews, the prayers and the payers, don't much think about bishops. I feel sorry for them though. They are constrained by fear and that pr
Chosen men
December 5 2014It seems to me that the procedure for appointing bishops was much better in the nineteenth century in Ireland. What happened then was that the parish priests of a diocese would meet in open forum and
‘Secularisation’ – too easy a scapegoat for the sidelining of religion in Ireland
November 27 2014#9 "Indeed it is 'only' in and through these material realities that we can even encounter the invisible God.” Can the term "only" be expanded on a bit. Similarly # 11, note the word "amongst," line
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