What i find baffling about your gatherings is that you don't seem to have any time for prayer factored in? You talk about renewal but yet you don't decrease to let the Lord increase. I believe that
Well said Jane Forde. I agree totally with everything you have stated above. As you rightly said what an opportunity it is at this time to invite our Papal Nuncio to come and hear our concerns regardi
I am delighted to read that your session on Saturday at 11a.m. is open to lay people as well as clergy and I am particularly pleased by the point that there will be plenty of time for contributions fr
Wishing you all the best and every success with your meeting.
Will be praying for you all asking the Holy Spirit enlighten and guide each and all there.
As the Claddagh suggests, "In Love and friendsh
Eddie, the ancient Irish art of storytelling and folklore is not lost as long as you live...SMILE! How I enjoyed it! Brendan, I made a similar comment in my simple Forrest Gumpian style, on Jo's Katie
Clearly a parable to gladden the hearts of the "pro multis" brigade as against those of the "pro cunctis omnibusque" persuasion. Except that here the "multae virgines" are only 50% of the wedding reti
This gospel passage always puzzles me as whilst the message is clear, the story has very peculiar features, about which I would like to know more. (However, author of thoughts on the readings, it wa
In our fallen nature we are in ourselves a contradiction to the Will of God, our hearts are broken, distorted and sinful and continually offend Him, for a Christian only humility (St. Bernard-Humility
I came across this today in Thomas O'Loughlin's "The Didache" (reading it to take my mind of minor medical procedure!) "Christians have had a practice of only thinking about the Last Supper in the Sy
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August 30 2012What i find baffling about your gatherings is that you don't seem to have any time for prayer factored in? You talk about renewal but yet you don't decrease to let the Lord increase. I believe that
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Update on AGM: November 9/10: Regency Hotel, Dublin
August 30 2012Well said Jane Forde. I agree totally with everything you have stated above. As you rightly said what an opportunity it is at this time to invite our Papal Nuncio to come and hear our concerns regardi
Update on AGM: November 9/10: Regency Hotel, Dublin
August 30 2012I am delighted to read that your session on Saturday at 11a.m. is open to lay people as well as clergy and I am particularly pleased by the point that there will be plenty of time for contributions fr
Update on AGM: November 9/10: Regency Hotel, Dublin
August 30 2012Wishing you all the best and every success with your meeting. Will be praying for you all asking the Holy Spirit enlighten and guide each and all there. As the Claddagh suggests, "In Love and friendsh
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August 31 2012This gospel passage always puzzles me as whilst the message is clear, the story has very peculiar features, about which I would like to know more. (However, author of thoughts on the readings, it wa
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August 31 2012In our fallen nature we are in ourselves a contradiction to the Will of God, our hearts are broken, distorted and sinful and continually offend Him, for a Christian only humility (St. Bernard-Humility
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