Thank you, John, for your courageous stance. It is so refreshing to see someone of your integrity standing up for what is essentially an issue of justice. Yes, the Church has wonderful documents on so
Thank you Fr John Hassett for your courageous act which you chose to make public. It is better to light one candle than to curse the darkness. I hope that after the ACP meet in Athlone on the 20th of
Thanks again for these. It's good to get into this aspect of faith life aside all the madness and politics that gets so disheartening and depressing. This being what our faith life is so much about. A
Thank you John for being a witness to the freedom of the daughers and sons of God in calling for dialogue within our community of believers.The Vatican is trying to resurrect the abstract adage that
It is strange how prayer is hardly ever mentioned in comments for Fr. Flannery on this website. I don't really understand that. He needs prayers as do all Priests. May I suggest you pray the Rosary
Thank you Eddie (No.15)
An alternative line of thought led me to think that Fr. Twomey might be regularly interviewed on his profound (more profound than his Mentor's) understanding of the "informed c
I agree prayer and fasting a good spiritual practice. Science is showing the wonderful health benefits of fasting two days per week. Was good enough for Jesus.
Not sure about prayer at times. You wo
Yes, Ger........What kind of Christian Community, do we have, where people, other priests, have to resign their ministries to be heard and where they do this to protect and support other priests?
We a
Thank you and this Irish Yank lawyer substantially agrees with your analysis, Gerry.
For its direct bearing on the next Pope, please see my, "Next Pope Is Irrelevant As Roman Holy Empire Falls", acces
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Priest resigns as dean of Maynooth Deanery over treatment of Tony Flannery
February 15 2013Thank you, John, for your courageous stance. It is so refreshing to see someone of your integrity standing up for what is essentially an issue of justice. Yes, the Church has wonderful documents on so
Priest resigns as dean of Maynooth Deanery over treatment of Tony Flannery
February 15 2013Thank you Fr John Hassett for your courageous act which you chose to make public. It is better to light one candle than to curse the darkness. I hope that after the ACP meet in Athlone on the 20th of
16 February. Saturday after Ash Wednesday
February 16 2013Thanks again for these. It's good to get into this aspect of faith life aside all the madness and politics that gets so disheartening and depressing. This being what our faith life is so much about. A
Priest resigns as dean of Maynooth Deanery over treatment of Tony Flannery
February 15 2013Thank you John for being a witness to the freedom of the daughers and sons of God in calling for dialogue within our community of believers.The Vatican is trying to resurrect the abstract adage that
Priest resigns as dean of Maynooth Deanery over treatment of Tony Flannery
February 15 2013It is strange how prayer is hardly ever mentioned in comments for Fr. Flannery on this website. I don't really understand that. He needs prayers as do all Priests. May I suggest you pray the Rosary
Tony Flannery talks with Michael Enright on Canadian radio
February 8 2013Thank you Eddie (No.15) An alternative line of thought led me to think that Fr. Twomey might be regularly interviewed on his profound (more profound than his Mentor's) understanding of the "informed c
15 February. Friday after Ash Wednesday
February 15 2013I agree prayer and fasting a good spiritual practice. Science is showing the wonderful health benefits of fasting two days per week. Was good enough for Jesus. Not sure about prayer at times. You wo
Priest resigns as dean of Maynooth Deanery over treatment of Tony Flannery
February 15 2013Fr. John, thank you. I admire your courage and honesty.
Priest resigns as dean of Maynooth Deanery over treatment of Tony Flannery
February 15 2013Yes, Ger........What kind of Christian Community, do we have, where people, other priests, have to resign their ministries to be heard and where they do this to protect and support other priests? We a
Fifty Years after Vatican II, Irish Catholicism is at a crossroads
February 13 2013Thank you and this Irish Yank lawyer substantially agrees with your analysis, Gerry. For its direct bearing on the next Pope, please see my, "Next Pope Is Irrelevant As Roman Holy Empire Falls", acces
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