Burt - You have the wrong impression. As Fr. Keiran points out grasp of faith does not belong to educated, but indication of academic qualification does help other contributors to tell whether know
Another call to action:The leader of the Association of women religious in Austria has called for the ordination of women to the diaconate.
www.thetablet.co.uk/latest-news/4234
Bishop Pat Power of Canberra, Australia, has just resigned this week.One of the reasons he gave (besides the exclusion of women from ordination:another abuse) was his deep concern about Vatican secrec
We are all so different that we respond to the same situation at different rates and in different ways. Add to that the obvious observation that we all build upon differing experiences.
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There is a
Perhaps it is now time to return to the original pattern established by Jesus, that of discipleship. The 'laity' - 'clergy' divide which we have at the moment only creates a dualistic attitude and hi
Ann Lardeur, B.D., M.Th. says ".. The focus of The Call to Action is on “all the baptized”…”
Further on "After the request for surnames perhaps contributors to these discussions should add the
Students of Vatican II may recall that a Charter for Human Rights within the Church was mooted during the Council. A draft Charter was prepared. To my knowledge, the said Draft was shelved. In the
I am not sure why surnames are required, but if people really want to know, it is Mullarkey. My qualifications are a B.D (hons) and M.A (theology), not that these are important, as I have met many "un
There is lack of a sense of community in many Parishes. Most people could be described as passive consumers, looking to a Parish to provide a service for Baptisms, Marriages and Funerals and Sunday
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English priests issue “A call to action”
June 3 2012Burt - You have the wrong impression. As Fr. Keiran points out grasp of faith does not belong to educated, but indication of academic qualification does help other contributors to tell whether know
Austrian Catholics debate obedience — NCR
April 30 2012Another call to action:The leader of the Association of women religious in Austria has called for the ordination of women to the diaconate. www.thetablet.co.uk/latest-news/4234
ACP calls for repudiation of Dolan report on the Irish College, Rome
June 15 2012Bishop Pat Power of Canberra, Australia, has just resigned this week.One of the reasons he gave (besides the exclusion of women from ordination:another abuse) was his deep concern about Vatican secrec
Getting dialogue going in a parish community
June 15 2012We are all so different that we respond to the same situation at different rates and in different ways. Add to that the obvious observation that we all build upon differing experiences. . There is a
Getting dialogue going in a parish community
June 15 2012Perhaps it is now time to return to the original pattern established by Jesus, that of discipleship. The 'laity' - 'clergy' divide which we have at the moment only creates a dualistic attitude and hi
English priests issue “A call to action”
June 3 2012Ann Lardeur, B.D., M.Th. says ".. The focus of The Call to Action is on “all the baptized”…” Further on "After the request for surnames perhaps contributors to these discussions should add the
ACP calls for repudiation of Dolan report on the Irish College, Rome
June 15 2012Students of Vatican II may recall that a Charter for Human Rights within the Church was mooted during the Council. A draft Charter was prepared. To my knowledge, the said Draft was shelved. In the
ACP calls for repudiation of Dolan report on the Irish College, Rome
June 15 2012Surely the person most to be blamed is whoever made this confidential report public?
English priests issue “A call to action”
June 3 2012I am not sure why surnames are required, but if people really want to know, it is Mullarkey. My qualifications are a B.D (hons) and M.A (theology), not that these are important, as I have met many "un
Getting dialogue going in a parish community
June 15 2012There is lack of a sense of community in many Parishes. Most people could be described as passive consumers, looking to a Parish to provide a service for Baptisms, Marriages and Funerals and Sunday
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