PEN PAL 1940-ish.
I lived a lot in my head, as a lad.
Like, I was the last in the -
brothers and sisters well ahead of me.
They were stretching their wings
while
Muiris Mac Conghail in the Preface to his ‘The Blaskets – Its People and Literature’ (1987), asks the rhetorical question “Which way will I open up the Blaskets to you?” and answers by sayin
This powerful book gives us an insider's glimpse into the world of a religious community of priests and brothers of over fifty years ago. Yet, this is no exercise in nostalgia. The book raises human q
Seán, Your 'taster' gave us a glimpse of the play. It evoked a past that is very familiar to many of us. We came through the sixties and had the experience of the Xaviers leaving us. We were perplexe
Jo. You have written words that were necessary. You have made clear and necessary distinctions. When the document came out those of us who know families, who have gone through the experience, hoped an
The article in Crux by John Lavenburg, on AUSCP and the National Eucharistic Congress, is important. The words from Steve Newton and from Bishop Stowe, are very clear on the Eucharist. Most of us are
Today’s Acclamation is apt reassurance in this context:
‘I am the good shepherd’, says the Lord. ‘I know my own and my own know me.’
So obviously is Vigano carried by total immersion i
Key Message:
What are the thorns in our flesh?
What are the graces to handle the thorns?
We will be able to map every thorn with grace.
Every thorn has His grace.
Homily:
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