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How refreshing to here your your very reflective and benevolent words. I remember listening to your refreshing words from a catholic pulpit on Just For Today, Radio Scotland, but on the same wa
I thank Brendan for another excellent article, summing up very succinctly the wonders of the last nine months in our Church. I do find it hard to believe that there are still those who cannot believe
I wonder if the statistics for the past few decades were known of priests who have left Irish dioceses since the 1980's. I think in or around 25 or more have left in each of the dioceses of Limerick,
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Many thanks for the insert re. Daily Word app. Clearly I hope that some ACP readers will find it helpful. there are 2 points I want to reply to and one to add.
1. The daily input includes tw
"they stopped the rot" -- Gene, are you not aware of the famous statement of seminary rector Donald Cozzens that the legacy of John Paul II to the church is a gay priesthood?
"It was either Humanae Vitae or my marriage" -- which suggests that the encyclical and the clergy who preached it or failed to resist it were destroying marriages.
Has Pope Francis mentioned contracep
It is time that this is brought to the fore. It seems very wrong that single catholic people are 'persecuted' if they marry a divorced person and therefore prevented from receiving Holy Communion. A
Malcolm R (no. 10) speaks of a "long winter of discontent, spanning two papacies" and then "wonders how many men, who have withdrawn from the ministry, would no have done so . . ."
Someone correct me
"After a long winter of discontent, spanning two papacies and almost four decades, suddenly the prospect of a new dawn was upon us.
After all the efforts to block the reforms envisaged at the Second V
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September 16 2011Steve How refreshing to here your your very reflective and benevolent words. I remember listening to your refreshing words from a catholic pulpit on Just For Today, Radio Scotland, but on the same wa
Hang onto your hats for 2014: it may be a bumpy ride
December 30 2013I thank Brendan for another excellent article, summing up very succinctly the wonders of the last nine months in our Church. I do find it hard to believe that there are still those who cannot believe
Hang onto your hats for 2014: it may be a bumpy ride
December 30 2013I wonder if the statistics for the past few decades were known of priests who have left Irish dioceses since the 1980's. I think in or around 25 or more have left in each of the dioceses of Limerick,
Daily Mass readings app launched
January 2 2014Hi there! Many thanks for the insert re. Daily Word app. Clearly I hope that some ACP readers will find it helpful. there are 2 points I want to reply to and one to add. 1. The daily input includes tw
Hang onto your hats for 2014: it may be a bumpy ride
December 30 2013"they stopped the rot" -- Gene, are you not aware of the famous statement of seminary rector Donald Cozzens that the legacy of John Paul II to the church is a gay priesthood?
Survey for the Synod on the Family is available here
December 7 2013"It was either Humanae Vitae or my marriage" -- which suggests that the encyclical and the clergy who preached it or failed to resist it were destroying marriages. Has Pope Francis mentioned contracep
Daily Mass readings app launched
January 2 2014It'd be good to have some details on the site re who set it up and who the homilies are by.
Survey for the Synod on the Family is available here
December 7 2013It is time that this is brought to the fore. It seems very wrong that single catholic people are 'persecuted' if they marry a divorced person and therefore prevented from receiving Holy Communion. A
Hang onto your hats for 2014: it may be a bumpy ride
December 30 2013Malcolm R (no. 10) speaks of a "long winter of discontent, spanning two papacies" and then "wonders how many men, who have withdrawn from the ministry, would no have done so . . ." Someone correct me
Hang onto your hats for 2014: it may be a bumpy ride
December 30 2013"After a long winter of discontent, spanning two papacies and almost four decades, suddenly the prospect of a new dawn was upon us. After all the efforts to block the reforms envisaged at the Second V
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