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  • A civil war in the Church?

    September 28 2014
    Síle McGowan hfb

    I am glad to see Brendan Cafferty prefaces his comment on Brendan Hoban’s article with the caveat, “if true”. The assertion, (also made by We are Church and quoted in The Tablet of 20 September

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  • Young people and the Liturgy

    September 27 2014
    Deacon Phoebe of Cenchrae

    I fully endorse Rosaline's comment. Well done Noel for being open to the Spirit in the children and young people and releasing so much life and love.Thank you for trusting,for taking risks,for your fa

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  • A civil war in the Church?

    September 28 2014
    Nuala O'Driscoll

    I'm not sure is 'civil-war' the right term to use. Perhaps 'reformation-continued' or 'Vatican 11-continued' might be more appropriate. To make it relevant, re-interpretation of the Gospel message is

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  • Young people and the Liturgy

    September 27 2014
    John Collins

    Thank you for sharing your years of experience and commitment to young people and Parish ... When can you move to my parish .. Ops sorry OUR parish .. Keep the Gospel alive and active ..

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  • A civil war in the Church?

    September 28 2014
    Noirin Lynch

    I DO think it is an exaggeration to say civil war, with respect. Surely the problem with an institutional hierarchy is its inability to cope with conflict and debate. To simply row in behind the Pope

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  • 13th September. Saturday, Week 23

    September 13 2014
    Fr Lawrence Kudzingo

    I am being nourished daily by reflections of this association.

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  • A civil war in the Church?

    September 28 2014
    Brendan Cafferty

    It is,if true extraordinary that Ireland will be represented only by a Bishop and a Nun.Surely there are many married folk not of the radical or extreme type but Church going good Catholics who might

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  • Young people and the Liturgy

    September 27 2014
    Bob Hayes

    In my secular employment - the trade union movement in England - we frequently anguish over how to bring youngsters into the movement. I and colleagues around the country, predominantly 40+ years old,

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  • Whatever ever became of the bronze serpent?

    September 27 2014
    Mary Wood

    Truly, isn't it time that clerical celibacy was made optional in the Roman discipline?

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  • Whatever ever became of the bronze serpent?

    September 27 2014
    Mary Vallely

    I suppose what we can learn is not to put too much faith in things, that nothing should come between us and the love of God. There is a danger that we can get bogged down in the superficial and, for e

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