"Prior to the Preface in the Mass the priest invites us to thank the Lord. In the old translation we responded “it is right to give him thanks and praise.” The new translation retains this – “
"It is alarming to read Michael Cleary as somehow a ‘great priest’"
Yet many were helped by him, more than by those you might consider "
"In the worst possible way he manipulated and seduced a vul
Brendan’s article begs an obvious question – Which of the many varieties of Catholicism currently on offer (apparently under the same umbrella) is he speaking about?
Tony Flannery, a member of the
It is alarming to read Michael Cleary as somehow a 'great priest'. In the worst possible way he manipulated and seduced a vulnerable woman who was in a psychiatric hospital as a patient, and then as
Shaun 19.
Christ had already expressed the sentiments cited from St Margaret Mary in Paray le Monial in Gethsemane – “Could you not watch one hour with me?”
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One of the points of emphasis in yo
Fr Doyle's data in his NCR is interesting but misses certain 'macro' aspects of the abuse issue. The John Hopkins University did a comprehensive study of the data for the US from 1950 to 2002 and bey
Con @ a6, some of the saddest occasions I have attended have been weddings and First Holy Communions. It is so sad to see Our Lord ignored in the Blessed Sacrament as people laugh and chatter, oblivio
We are requested not to attack the writer, but what can one make of such an obvious attempt at misrepresentation? Trying to construct a false dichotomy between the present pope and his immediate prede
This gem of an article is worth reading without further comment.
Records show that John Paul II could have intervened in abuse crisis - but didn't
Thomas P. Doyle | Apr. 25, 2014
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Is Catholicism now deemed to be old-fashioned, irrational, and unacceptable? Brendan Hoban asks in his weekly Western People column.
April 23 2014"Prior to the Preface in the Mass the priest invites us to thank the Lord. In the old translation we responded “it is right to give him thanks and praise.” The new translation retains this – “
Is Catholicism now deemed to be old-fashioned, irrational, and unacceptable? Brendan Hoban asks in his weekly Western People column.
April 23 2014"It is alarming to read Michael Cleary as somehow a ‘great priest’" Yet many were helped by him, more than by those you might consider " "In the worst possible way he manipulated and seduced a vul
Is Catholicism now deemed to be old-fashioned, irrational, and unacceptable? Brendan Hoban asks in his weekly Western People column.
April 23 2014Brendan’s article begs an obvious question – Which of the many varieties of Catholicism currently on offer (apparently under the same umbrella) is he speaking about? Tony Flannery, a member of the
Is Catholicism now deemed to be old-fashioned, irrational, and unacceptable? Brendan Hoban asks in his weekly Western People column.
April 23 2014It is alarming to read Michael Cleary as somehow a 'great priest'. In the worst possible way he manipulated and seduced a vulnerable woman who was in a psychiatric hospital as a patient, and then as
Is Catholicism now deemed to be old-fashioned, irrational, and unacceptable? Brendan Hoban asks in his weekly Western People column.
April 23 2014Shaun 19. Christ had already expressed the sentiments cited from St Margaret Mary in Paray le Monial in Gethsemane – “Could you not watch one hour with me?” - One of the points of emphasis in yo
The Politics of Saint-Making
April 23 2014Fr Doyle's data in his NCR is interesting but misses certain 'macro' aspects of the abuse issue. The John Hopkins University did a comprehensive study of the data for the US from 1950 to 2002 and bey
Is Catholicism now deemed to be old-fashioned, irrational, and unacceptable? Brendan Hoban asks in his weekly Western People column.
April 23 2014I have heard it claimed that his wife is the one who made him such a good priest.
Is Catholicism now deemed to be old-fashioned, irrational, and unacceptable? Brendan Hoban asks in his weekly Western People column.
April 23 2014Con @ a6, some of the saddest occasions I have attended have been weddings and First Holy Communions. It is so sad to see Our Lord ignored in the Blessed Sacrament as people laugh and chatter, oblivio
The Politics of Saint-Making
April 23 2014We are requested not to attack the writer, but what can one make of such an obvious attempt at misrepresentation? Trying to construct a false dichotomy between the present pope and his immediate prede
The Politics of Saint-Making
April 23 2014This gem of an article is worth reading without further comment. Records show that John Paul II could have intervened in abuse crisis - but didn't Thomas P. Doyle | Apr. 25, 2014 National Catholic R
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