I am grateful for this contribution.
Recently I heard the following comment on BBC Radio4:
" The patients are unhappy waiting for surgery but the doctors are cowards."
Exactly my sentiments on hearing
Like Therese I place my wholehearted faith in the Holy Spirit and the power of prayer to effect the massive breakthrough we seek. May the saints of Ireland whose feast is today help us!
All of the contributors here would appear to be male. Perhaps we women are more cynical by nature. The changes we need to see within our church would inevitably relieve the Vatican of its absolute pow
The Nuncio, in my opinion, is a very "political" person. I suspect that when he appears to praise the priests who work without "fanfare and publicity" he is really having a go at the Association of C
The most hopeful developments in our Church in recent years have been the emergence of the ACP and the ACI and I continue to admire and applaud those who have had the courage to bring them about.
I wa
I tried to enter my thoughts on the US site but entries are closed so I thought I could express my views after a year of attending Mass in the new format.
Some things are OK however some of the langua
The refusal of the Irish bishops to accept dialogue with the ACP should neither surprise nor disappoint us. It was as expected. They seem to be lost in a time machine, determined to relive the power s
With all these books hitting the stands before the Regency and the Christmas, I trust the ACP, the IMU, Trócaire and of course Senator Martin McAleese all have healthy global re-forestation programme
The description "turbulent priest" has commonly been used of Thomas (à) Becket, whose death led to "repentance" by the king and his support for the Templars, who came and set up Templetown in Co Wexf
"But when you give a banquet, invite the poor, the crippled, the lame, and the blind. And you will be blessed, because they cannot repay you, for you will be repaid at the resurrection of the righteou
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