I would also like to express my gratitude for Fr Brendan Hoban's clarification on behalf of the leadership of the ACP, re what the ACP stands for now. His article is a clear indication of the focus o
Believe it or not, Saoirse, I can totally relate to your confusion as to why I still consider myself to be a Catholic. And I’d like to try and explain myself to you.
I’m from a very ordinary Catho
Dear Fr. Brendan,
Your statement is clear, concise, sincere, and invitational rather than confrontational. Thank you for the clarification. This is a great service to the enterprise of dialogue so d
Excellent clarity Brendan, showing true leadership, well done. Who could possibly have any quibble with that? The people of God as a whole prompted by the Spirit to dialogue - that is the church alive
As a more 'conservative' (alas for the label) member of the faithful may I express the reasons for my scepticism. Take Church teaching and 'acceptance of the creed'. I can believe the expression 'on
Firstly I agree with a lot of what has been said - the church is of course far from perfect: she is after all only human, made up of humans. However, what I think has been overlooked by concentrating
"The Catholic Church" (he katholike ekklesia) is found for the first time in the letter of St. Ignatius to the Smyrnaeans, written about the year 110. That's about 150 years before St Athanasius.
Thank you Fr Brendan. Our Church is in serious trouble. If our Hireachy have the same interest as the members of the ACP, then they should immediatly commence dialogue. After all, we all have a duty t
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May 15 2012Thank you Fr Brendan. Our Church is in serious trouble. If our Hireachy have the same interest as the members of the ACP, then they should immediatly commence dialogue. After all, we all have a duty t
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