On behalf of WE are Church Ireland I do accept Sr. Sile's gracious apology . It seems the Vatican were trying to set people against people when it named Sr Margaret Muldoon as the Irish represenative
An excellent letter; a solid response to the pervasive cognitive dissonance so evidenced in the pronouncements of those who should know better were it not for their myopia and pastoral and strategic i
Oh, how I wish I could be there to hear these talks! I cannot imagine what Father O'Hanlon would say in answer to the question for his lecture topic. We know that Pope Francis just appointed what wa
I know of a Sile McGowan at Holy Hill Hermitages...Thank you for your clarification above....In regards to a "civil war"...it is more appropriate, in my estimation to refer to it as "spiritual warfare
It would be interesting to know how far the Synod's 23 Lay Auditors, and especially the seven married couples among them, really have "the smell of the sheep". Or if so, would that be just the smell o
Nuala O'Driscoll
Submitted on 2014/09/30 at 11:26 am
‘To allow the law, cultic statutes and theology to take precedence over mercy and love’, ‘sterile institutional sacrifice’, ‘mass exclusi
Brendan Butler righty states that the Vatican press release simply mentions 'Sr. Margaret Muldoon, Ireland' giving the impression she was representing Ireland. I was aware of that and surprised more d
Surely, out of respect and dignity for the Eucharist the least we can do when considering partaking of the body and blood of Christ - ie it's a bit more than a 'family meal' - is to keep his commandme
If only the clergy wore their clerical collars, if only the religious wore their habits, if only the secular was banned from the liturgy ... then all would be well. I can'this help but think that thi
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September 28 2014Brendan Butler righty states that the Vatican press release simply mentions 'Sr. Margaret Muldoon, Ireland' giving the impression she was representing Ireland. I was aware of that and surprised more d
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