There is a history of women deacons in the Church - the facts are there if looked for. I am soul-weary of the injustice of this particular topic - and many others in our Church. I refuse to be told
I think the good ladies of the Diocese of Killaloe have turned the spotlight on the elephant in the room that our hierarchy have tried to pretend doesn't exist - the ordination of females to the diaco
I had the great privilege to be able to participate in this international gathering on the pastoral project of evangelisation. Inspirational speakers and great conversations, but where was the Irish
We have to ask will the socio political issues, which many families have to live with in reality in Europe and other continents, be open to debate and discussion at the Synod or is it a talking shop f
Well said, Padraig. Somehow the new translation has brought back that merit-mentality that the Reformation rightly criticized. It presents a depressing image of Christianity as a sort of exam in which
Thank you Bob....That is the first time in my life, that I was associated with pessimism! I like to think of it, as being realistic! I absolutely applaud the many changes that Pope Francis initiated
This is one of the most important steps taken by any group in the church in recent times.
Standing up and speaking out for what is right is not easy but if the church is to have any future then groups
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Killaloe Forum on the Diaconate: Tony Flannery
September 16 2014There is a history of women deacons in the Church - the facts are there if looked for. I am soul-weary of the injustice of this particular topic - and many others in our Church. I refuse to be told
Killaloe Forum on the Diaconate: Tony Flannery
September 16 2014I think the good ladies of the Diocese of Killaloe have turned the spotlight on the elephant in the room that our hierarchy have tried to pretend doesn't exist - the ordination of females to the diaco
“The signs of the times which can offer us hope and courage.” Pope Francis
September 22 2014I had the great privilege to be able to participate in this international gathering on the pastoral project of evangelisation. Inspirational speakers and great conversations, but where was the Irish
21st September. 25th Sunday of Ordinary Time
September 21 2014Yes, and Monday's readings reminded us that "to those who have, more will be given", and "for those who think they have", "that will be taken away".
Synod – A few thoughts.
September 21 2014We have to ask will the socio political issues, which many families have to live with in reality in Europe and other continents, be open to debate and discussion at the Synod or is it a talking shop f
21st September. 25th Sunday of Ordinary Time
September 21 2014'It is simply that there is no reckoning up deserts when man meets God'. What about when woman meets God?
21st September. 25th Sunday of Ordinary Time
September 21 2014Well said, Padraig. Somehow the new translation has brought back that merit-mentality that the Reformation rightly criticized. It presents a depressing image of Christianity as a sort of exam in which
Pope Francis’ advice to Bishops
September 21 2014Thank you Bob....That is the first time in my life, that I was associated with pessimism! I like to think of it, as being realistic! I absolutely applaud the many changes that Pope Francis initiated
Killaloe Forum on the Diaconate: Tony Flannery
September 16 2014Shaun, Joe Reilly inadvertently provides you with a timely, astute, and appropriate response. I defer to him.
Killaloe Forum on the Diaconate: Tony Flannery
September 16 2014This is one of the most important steps taken by any group in the church in recent times. Standing up and speaking out for what is right is not easy but if the church is to have any future then groups
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