Paddy, #6, unfortunately I was unable to watch ‘Silence’ last night but I hope to see ‘Minceir’ at 9.35 tonight Tuesday RTE1.
I think the ACP provides an important forum on this webpage for a
“ an oppressive, patriarchal church”, indeed Brendan. And we saw an example of the cruelty, indeed the criminality of that on last night’s “Stolen" on RTÉ1.
Edna had a home in my part of Done
Seán@4, thank you for that very reasonable reply to Peadar.
I was about to respond too and, quite frankly, I find it very hard to believe that you, Peadar, a priest resident in Ireland, are not comp
Seán, (#4) it may be of interest but I notice that in her welcome message to the website of the Embassy of Ireland to the Holy See the Ambassador of Ireland to the Holy See, Her Excellency Frances C
That link supplied by Peadar tells us straight away that the Dicastery there described, the DDF, is already a significantly different entity from the CDF of 2011/12 which censured Tony and others.
In
While I have every sympathy with a person who considers himself or herself a victim of injustice and unfair treatment I feel it would be helpful if the full facts of a case were known.
Fr. Tony, whe
Might Bishop Brendan Leahy and Bishop Alan McGuckian bring up the injustice being done to Fr. Tony Flannery at the Synod in October 2024?
Transparency and accountability are much talked about as part
No, Dermot. I do not question your hopes of salvation, grounded as they are. What I am questioning is not the sufficiency of Christ’s sacrifice or the real presence of Jesus in the Eucharist - or yo
Tony is doing the church a great service by not "shutting up about it". Continuing institutional abuses of power are a terrible blight in the church and an obstacle to its mission of sharing the Gospe
Thanks Sean. I disagree with you.
The Dogma I cited from Professor Ott's book is De Fide. Good Enough for me. You didn't know Prof. Ott. I did. No Church Authority ever refused an Imprimatur for any o
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Tony Flannery: I never wanted to be seen as martyr or victim but I can’t stay silent on my suspension as a Catholic priest
August 25 2024Paddy, #6, unfortunately I was unable to watch ‘Silence’ last night but I hope to see ‘Minceir’ at 9.35 tonight Tuesday RTE1. I think the ACP provides an important forum on this webpage for a
Brendan Hoban: Edna gave Irish women a voice in a dark time
August 26 2024“ an oppressive, patriarchal church”, indeed Brendan. And we saw an example of the cruelty, indeed the criminality of that on last night’s “Stolen" on RTÉ1. Edna had a home in my part of Done
Tony Flannery: I never wanted to be seen as martyr or victim but I can’t stay silent on my suspension as a Catholic priest
August 25 2024Seán@4, thank you for that very reasonable reply to Peadar. I was about to respond too and, quite frankly, I find it very hard to believe that you, Peadar, a priest resident in Ireland, are not comp
Tony Flannery: I never wanted to be seen as martyr or victim but I can’t stay silent on my suspension as a Catholic priest
August 25 2024Seán, (#4) it may be of interest but I notice that in her welcome message to the website of the Embassy of Ireland to the Holy See the Ambassador of Ireland to the Holy See, Her Excellency Frances C
Tony Flannery: I never wanted to be seen as martyr or victim but I can’t stay silent on my suspension as a Catholic priest
August 25 2024That link supplied by Peadar tells us straight away that the Dicastery there described, the DDF, is already a significantly different entity from the CDF of 2011/12 which censured Tony and others. In
Tony Flannery: I never wanted to be seen as martyr or victim but I can’t stay silent on my suspension as a Catholic priest
August 25 2024While I have every sympathy with a person who considers himself or herself a victim of injustice and unfair treatment I feel it would be helpful if the full facts of a case were known. Fr. Tony, whe
Tony Flannery: I never wanted to be seen as martyr or victim but I can’t stay silent on my suspension as a Catholic priest
August 25 2024Might Bishop Brendan Leahy and Bishop Alan McGuckian bring up the injustice being done to Fr. Tony Flannery at the Synod in October 2024? Transparency and accountability are much talked about as part
Seán O’Conaill: The Scandal of the Eucharist in Ireland in 2024
August 21 2024No, Dermot. I do not question your hopes of salvation, grounded as they are. What I am questioning is not the sufficiency of Christ’s sacrifice or the real presence of Jesus in the Eucharist - or yo
Tony Flannery: I never wanted to be seen as martyr or victim but I can’t stay silent on my suspension as a Catholic priest
August 25 2024Tony is doing the church a great service by not "shutting up about it". Continuing institutional abuses of power are a terrible blight in the church and an obstacle to its mission of sharing the Gospe
Seán O’Conaill: The Scandal of the Eucharist in Ireland in 2024
August 21 2024Thanks Sean. I disagree with you. The Dogma I cited from Professor Ott's book is De Fide. Good Enough for me. You didn't know Prof. Ott. I did. No Church Authority ever refused an Imprimatur for any o
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