I wonder would new group have been set up were it not for the presence of ACP. I note there is a Bishop among the founding fathers! Don't think the ACP could manage that, but thought it a major victor
Dear Frank,
I'm no theologian but I do have a concept of the questions you ask from a more realist point of view. Do you not feel somewhat responsible for the injustices of the world today but at the
yes, I can see that and all politics are compromise and negotiation and for that to work, one needs to be realistic. But as somebody outside that particular loop and maybe not sufficiently worried abo
Wasn't the logjam in the North breached first by one or more back channels - completely invisible communication through intermediaries between those most at odds in the public sphere?
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I don't see th
This leaflet, which I picked up at the back of a church, may go some way to answer Frank Gregg's question
http://www.divinemercy.org/component/virtuemart/leaflets/hell-hasn-t-gone-away-detail.html
Fr Joe O’Leary
Of course “the religion of Vatican II, and of Scripture as used in the Church’s public worship” are among the basic sources our religion. One could argue the case that we coul
Joe O'Leary
Thank you for your comment
I am in full agreement with you; St Patrick was no cultist, but a man of sound theology and broad vision. His heritage will not be restored by panicky devotion t
Cathy,
A simple explanation. We in the ACP have spent over three years trying to get the bishops to sit down and talk to us, without any success. Knowing the practical realities of Church life,
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Is there room for two clergy organisations in Ireland?
February 11 2014I wonder would new group have been set up were it not for the presence of ACP. I note there is a Bishop among the founding fathers! Don't think the ACP could manage that, but thought it a major victor
Is the New Evangelisation a crusade of fear?
February 12 2014Dear Frank, I'm no theologian but I do have a concept of the questions you ask from a more realist point of view. Do you not feel somewhat responsible for the injustices of the world today but at the
It’s time for the bishops and the ACP to talk
February 8 2014yes, I can see that and all politics are compromise and negotiation and for that to work, one needs to be realistic. But as somebody outside that particular loop and maybe not sufficiently worried abo
It’s time for the bishops and the ACP to talk
February 8 2014Wasn't the logjam in the North breached first by one or more back channels - completely invisible communication through intermediaries between those most at odds in the public sphere? . I don't see th
Is the New Evangelisation a crusade of fear?
February 12 2014This leaflet, which I picked up at the back of a church, may go some way to answer Frank Gregg's question http://www.divinemercy.org/component/virtuemart/leaflets/hell-hasn-t-gone-away-detail.html
Is the New Evangelisation a crusade of fear?
February 12 2014Fr Joe O’Leary Of course “the religion of Vatican II, and of Scripture as used in the Church’s public worship” are among the basic sources our religion. One could argue the case that we coul
Is the New Evangelisation a crusade of fear?
February 12 2014Joe O'Leary Thank you for your comment I am in full agreement with you; St Patrick was no cultist, but a man of sound theology and broad vision. His heritage will not be restored by panicky devotion t
It’s time for the bishops and the ACP to talk
February 8 2014Cathy, A simple explanation. We in the ACP have spent over three years trying to get the bishops to sit down and talk to us, without any success. Knowing the practical realities of Church life,
Is the New Evangelisation a crusade of fear?
February 12 2014Frank, The following may be helpful http://www.catholic.com/magazine/articles/hell-yes-part-i
Is there room for two clergy organisations in Ireland?
February 11 2014John@7, Not among all of his parishioners, surely?
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