Rome consulted the laity in a widely distributed questionnaire. But the laity did not realize that this was a cheap form of inquisition. Rome now have our "Dubia" and is giving its "Responsa" accordin
#18 Sean
Thank you.
My apology for a possible confusion. My comment #19 was in response to #14, not #18. Sorry.
Your article surely draws "us back to the source of our being."
Authority in the Church should not exist. There is one single authority and maybe this is the explanation for the original sin; when people started letting earthly authorities influence their behavio
As this particular discussion seems to be coming to an end, maybe it's time to put it into perspective. The following is based on comments I made to an article in The New Republic by Jason Walsh:
http
Regarding the last sentence above, I posted the following in America magazine - an article by Kevin Clarke entitled "Galway Gothic: When Headlines Attack":
http://americamagazine.org/content/all-thing
Fr Maloney,
The tone and title of your article are somewhat misleading and add to the sense of gloom - at a time when the Tuam atrocity story is falling apart. You give a link to Brendan O'Neill's ar
For context of 'these people' (#3) see
Chapter III
Difficult Pastoral Situations
b) Concerning Unions of Persons of the Same Sex
Some Pastoral Guidelines
116. 'When considering the possibility of a mi
I've just come back from a visit to the midlands. At Sunday Mass the parish priest talked in a loud metallic voice that hurt my head. A parishioner did a reading. It was all hurried and mechanical.
The reasoning here is clear and I note the inverted commas on the word “good.”
But does it not rely on an assumption articulated by Nathan O’Halloran SJ (reference in #15) to whit:
“The proble
Is there a cartoonist somewhere who could sketch all these mitred heads, with three speech bubbles overhead, from left to right:
Bubble 1: "This is what married Catholics have told us about our teachi
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