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  • ‘Irish Catholic Catechism for Adults’ and ‘the Fall’

    June 24 2014
    MM

    It seems to me Sean is right. Death was about long before we humans were around the mess things up for the universe with our original sin and general goings on. I mean just ask a dinosaur if you can

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  • Denial is not an option for bishops

    June 23 2014
    Lloyd Allan MacPherson

    Clare @ 2, I think you share the same hallucination in perception as the Church does. The youth of the world have not abandoned their faith, the church has abandoned them. There are a multitude of s

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  • The priest: from oracle to ignoramus

    June 16 2014
    Con Devree

    Re #33 “Like my old wireless, HV has some attractive features and flowing lines which I still admire, but damn all reception. I can’t bear to dump it in the skip, but I’ll just leave it at the b

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  • Denial is not an option for bishops

    June 23 2014
    MM

    Back in the late 80's I remember a Dublin bishop at a Charismatic Renewal Conference in the RDS ask everyone to pray for an increase in vocations to the priesthood. After the bishop left (early, for

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  • ‘Irish Catholic Catechism for Adults’ and ‘the Fall’

    June 24 2014
    Sean O'Conaill

    Peter Shore #1 The issue is not whether moral error can impact upon the body and even kill it over time, but whether the obedience of 'Adam and Eve' could have prevented EVERYONE from physical dying E

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  • ‘Irish Catholic Catechism for Adults’ and ‘the Fall’

    June 24 2014
    Nuala O'Driscoll

    The iron in our blood was formed in the stars, billions of years ago, trillions of miles away. At what stage did God make us in God's own likeness? Was it as suggested by Charles Darwin? 'Organic li

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  • Denial is not an option for bishops

    June 23 2014
    Willie Herlihy

    Clare Hannigan @2  You really have hit on the kernel of the problem. There is an old saying (there are none so blind, as those that will not see). I think this fits the Irish Hierarchy perfectly.

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  • The priest: from oracle to ignoramus

    June 16 2014
    Eddie Finnegan

    Nuala@30, maybe you should read my miniscule contribution again. It's a bit cryptic, I admit. I was just suggesting that most "faithful Catholics" with a grain of sense made up their minds about HV ab

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  • The priest: from oracle to ignoramus

    June 16 2014
    Joe O'Leary

    Most clergy and most bishops just want to bury Humanae Vitae, and the faithful have got the message long ago that it is a dead letter. To say "you must leave a church that makes such damaging mistakes

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  • ‘Irish Catholic Catechism for Adults’ and ‘the Fall’

    June 24 2014
    Joe O'Leary

    Are we still playing the game of oracles lecturing ignoramuses?

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