I couldn't agree more with what Margaret said above. There are encouraging signs coming from Rome at the moment but should we be concerned by the apparent lack of enthusiasm and comment from our Chur
The honesty and integrity displayed by Bishop Jim Moriarty in the statement below was a beacon of light at a dark time. It deserves reflection by all concerned with the Murphy report.
22nd April 2010:
I believe that children were abused sexually by priests within the Catholic Church and I assume that this happened in every diocese and religious congregation in Ireland. I feel it necessary to state
Best wishes to the new ACP Leadership Team who are now heading the ACP/ACI Website. Taking note of June Mc Alliter's comment at 3 I make the following suggestion towards righting the 'missing feminine
The introductory paragraphs are a good guide to study the Church's teaching on marriage and to delve into the related scriptural passages. It is a challenging but fruitful task.
For those interested
I am surprised at your comment, Paddy. You seem to me to be saying that if the crime is sufficiently awful (as it was in this case) that fair procedures are no longer important, that peoples basic ri
I have been feeling uncomfortable and bothered from the moment I first became aware of the investigation by Mr. Fergal Sweeney into the Murphy Commission. I initially thought that perhaps silence was
Sean, The bishops` trusteeship has many a long lifetime to come- long enough to see off a generation or so of disgusted or merely disgruntled parishioners and their short-winded and vexatious unhappin
Joe O'Leary #15
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So for you, Joe, an Irish bishop's moral obligation to protect Irish Catholic children was always limited to what the penal civil law required of him?
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That fully explains why Iris
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November 6 2013The honesty and integrity displayed by Bishop Jim Moriarty in the statement below was a beacon of light at a dark time. It deserves reflection by all concerned with the Murphy report. 22nd April 2010:
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November 6 2013I believe that children were abused sexually by priests within the Catholic Church and I assume that this happened in every diocese and religious congregation in Ireland. I feel it necessary to state
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November 3 2013The introductory paragraphs are a good guide to study the Church's teaching on marriage and to delve into the related scriptural passages. It is a challenging but fruitful task. For those interested
ACP report on Yvonne Murphy investigation published
November 6 2013I am surprised at your comment, Paddy. You seem to me to be saying that if the crime is sufficiently awful (as it was in this case) that fair procedures are no longer important, that peoples basic ri
ACP report on Yvonne Murphy investigation published
November 6 2013I have been feeling uncomfortable and bothered from the moment I first became aware of the investigation by Mr. Fergal Sweeney into the Murphy Commission. I initially thought that perhaps silence was
ACP report on Yvonne Murphy investigation published
November 6 2013Sean, The bishops` trusteeship has many a long lifetime to come- long enough to see off a generation or so of disgusted or merely disgruntled parishioners and their short-winded and vexatious unhappin
ACP report on Yvonne Murphy investigation published
November 6 2013Joe O'Leary #15 . So for you, Joe, an Irish bishop's moral obligation to protect Irish Catholic children was always limited to what the penal civil law required of him? . That fully explains why Iris
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