And there you have it; a classic example of the disconnect alluded to in Brendan's contribution - Looking but not seeing; listening but not hearing. Happy to be miserable, locked into a self-perpetuat
Undoubtably there are many complex factors that historically have played a part in Irish Catholics sometimes not expressing their religion (belief in God the Father, Son and Holy Spirit) in a joyful u
"the very essence of the Christian faith...God loves us beyond all our imagining. And he loves us regardless of what we do or what we fail to do."
Thank you for this article. It is so hopeful at a ti
Excellent article. I couldn't agree more, though I don't see how this church is ever going to purge itself of its attachment to fostering guilt and fear as a way to control people's minds.
Glad to know these gatherings are going so well and indeed that you are seeing it as a ministry Tony.
For that is what it is.
And it confirms my belief that God never closes one door without opening a
Oh the sheer superficiality and banality of this piece to someone who has come from the tragic funeral of a young man gruesomely murdered in his prime! Oh the passé nature of it all! When will the re
I am delighted to find this website giving help with praying the daily readings. However I am a little disappointed to find no mention of Saint Aidan of Ferns whose feast is celebrated also on 31 Jan
"Rather than tackling his positions head on he seems to caricature Archbishop Müller and his views. Surely that doesn’t help anyone. Shouldn’t he speak to the man and find out his opinions, f
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Religion shouldn’t make people miserable
January 26 2014And there you have it; a classic example of the disconnect alluded to in Brendan's contribution - Looking but not seeing; listening but not hearing. Happy to be miserable, locked into a self-perpetuat
Religion shouldn’t make people miserable
January 26 2014Undoubtably there are many complex factors that historically have played a part in Irish Catholics sometimes not expressing their religion (belief in God the Father, Son and Holy Spirit) in a joyful u
Religion shouldn’t make people miserable
January 26 2014"the very essence of the Christian faith...God loves us beyond all our imagining. And he loves us regardless of what we do or what we fail to do." Thank you for this article. It is so hopeful at a ti
Religion shouldn’t make people miserable
January 26 2014Excellent article. I couldn't agree more, though I don't see how this church is ever going to purge itself of its attachment to fostering guilt and fear as a way to control people's minds.
Tony Flannery’s lectures in Galway and Athenry spark vigourous debate
January 24 2014poor traditionalists? After 35 years of John Paul and Benedict have spoken at length..
Tony Flannery’s lectures in Galway and Athenry spark vigourous debate
January 24 2014Glad to know these gatherings are going so well and indeed that you are seeing it as a ministry Tony. For that is what it is. And it confirms my belief that God never closes one door without opening a
Religion shouldn’t make people miserable
January 26 2014Oh the sheer superficiality and banality of this piece to someone who has come from the tragic funeral of a young man gruesomely murdered in his prime! Oh the passé nature of it all! When will the re
Tony Flannery’s lectures in Galway and Athenry spark vigourous debate
January 24 2014What about the poor Traditionalists? Where is their voice?
31st January. Friday in Week 3
January 31 2014I am delighted to find this website giving help with praying the daily readings. However I am a little disappointed to find no mention of Saint Aidan of Ferns whose feast is celebrated also on 31 Jan
Pope’s G8 group member criticises CDF chief
January 21 2014"Rather than tackling his positions head on he seems to caricature Archbishop Müller and his views. Surely that doesn’t help anyone. Shouldn’t he speak to the man and find out his opinions, f
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