In the event, that, some reader would be interested.....In the Documentary, Father Brian D'Arcy, The Turbulent Priest....Father Brian goes to visit Father Schuller and that interview is in the film.
Well worth meditating on this one. It raises so many questions and I must say my head is a maelstrom of thoughts and emotions after reading it.
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It poses the critical question of what exactly a perso
Towards the end of this excellenmt piece Seamus notes that "Writing and speaking are the daily demands of this job which we try to do"
It is all about real communication. As a teacher over many years,
Thank you Sean for your thought-provoding article. Although the following piece that I wrote sometime ago does not address the various issues you raise, it be be of some value to a wider discussion.
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Powerful writing from Sean O Conaill and something that affects us all. L'Oreal, of course, have brilliant psychologists working for them who know just how to tap into our insecurities.
I was just thi
I don't know if it was your 'pen' or not, but you are a gifted writer, as evidenced in this entry.......Would that every genuine follower of Christ be able to say with St. Paul...."I have accepted the
It might require a certain degree of temerity any longer to agree with you, Rory, but I have no hesitation in agreeing with you at your points 1, 2 and 3. My observations, which you think uncompliment
MJT, I completely disagree. A "spat" of this type is what this website is all about as long as people are communicating their opinions with certain decorum. Silence is our foe. I believe both of y
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Helmut Schüller still hopes for reform under Pope Francis
May 16 2013In the event, that, some reader would be interested.....In the Documentary, Father Brian D'Arcy, The Turbulent Priest....Father Brian goes to visit Father Schuller and that interview is in the film.
Why priests are slow to contribute to our website
May 20 2013http://bit.ly/10MYd2g
‘Materialism’ isn’t our real problem: covetousness is
May 20 2013Well worth meditating on this one. It raises so many questions and I must say my head is a maelstrom of thoughts and emotions after reading it. . It poses the critical question of what exactly a perso
Why priests are slow to contribute to our website
May 20 2013Towards the end of this excellenmt piece Seamus notes that "Writing and speaking are the daily demands of this job which we try to do" It is all about real communication. As a teacher over many years,
‘Materialism’ isn’t our real problem: covetousness is
May 20 2013Thank you Sean for your thought-provoding article. Although the following piece that I wrote sometime ago does not address the various issues you raise, it be be of some value to a wider discussion. "
‘Materialism’ isn’t our real problem: covetousness is
May 20 2013Powerful writing from Sean O Conaill and something that affects us all. L'Oreal, of course, have brilliant psychologists working for them who know just how to tap into our insecurities. I was just thi
‘Materialism’ isn’t our real problem: covetousness is
May 20 2013I don't know if it was your 'pen' or not, but you are a gifted writer, as evidenced in this entry.......Would that every genuine follower of Christ be able to say with St. Paul...."I have accepted the
“The Young Priest and the Old Man” – a sad story
May 1 2013It might require a certain degree of temerity any longer to agree with you, Rory, but I have no hesitation in agreeing with you at your points 1, 2 and 3. My observations, which you think uncompliment
I am being impersonated on Twitter: Tony Flannery
May 11 2013I have done a post on this saga here. http://dominusvobiscuit.blogspot.ie/2013/05/imposter.html Please feel free to comment there. .
“The Young Priest and the Old Man” – a sad story
May 1 2013MJT, I completely disagree. A "spat" of this type is what this website is all about as long as people are communicating their opinions with certain decorum. Silence is our foe. I believe both of y
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