I write to congratulate all who contributed to the success of last Monday's "kairos moment" for the Irish Church which effectively gave a long overdue voice to the voiceless. Apart from the opportuni
I'm writing form England and would that I could get directly involved in supporting your project to reform the Church along the lines of justice. Please don't give up. You are an inspiration to so man
I live in Brazil and have a passing interest in soccer. When he moved to play in europe the Brazilian player (Robinho) was asked about his expectations. He was of course excited but remarked that if
Hopefully, one day when parish priest meet it will be under a new and "Reformed" Irish version of the Roman Catholic Church, without the controls and oversight of Rome! Oh, they'll be looking all rig
" I believe that a new church is being born..."Alleluia! Amen!
Thank you Tony for such a Spirit-filled contribution from the heart.
"God will say: For a long time I have kept silent,
I have been quiet
I have just read Fr. Butler's article and found it so uplifting. I only became aware that the Assembly was for lay people also when I heard it mentioned on Monica Morley's programme on Mid West Radio
As a priest for a number of decades I have never seen anything but cover up regarding sexual abuse of minors even by the nicest of bishops !! The case of Card. Brady as a young priest secretary shows
Still reeling at what Rome has done to our beautiful Mass at a time when they should have been down on their knees, asking forgiveness from the world for the cover-ups in relation to the dreadful abus
The bishops and the papal nuncio should be sending messages of encouragement to those who at this late hour are still ready to come together to save their church. We must all band together -- pastors
Appropos of Gene Carr's comment, we need also to bear in mind the following. A US Dept. OF Education commissioned study of sexual abuse in the US state school sector by Prof. Carol Shakeshaft revealed
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May 12 2012I write to congratulate all who contributed to the success of last Monday's "kairos moment" for the Irish Church which effectively gave a long overdue voice to the voiceless. Apart from the opportuni
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May 12 2012I'm writing form England and would that I could get directly involved in supporting your project to reform the Church along the lines of justice. Please don't give up. You are an inspiration to so man
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May 7 2012I have just read Fr. Butler's article and found it so uplifting. I only became aware that the Assembly was for lay people also when I heard it mentioned on Monica Morley's programme on Mid West Radio
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May 12 2012Still reeling at what Rome has done to our beautiful Mass at a time when they should have been down on their knees, asking forgiveness from the world for the cover-ups in relation to the dreadful abus
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May 12 2012The bishops and the papal nuncio should be sending messages of encouragement to those who at this late hour are still ready to come together to save their church. We must all band together -- pastors
Sorrows: a Reflection on the Case of Cardinal Brady, by Brian Fahy
May 9 2012Appropos of Gene Carr's comment, we need also to bear in mind the following. A US Dept. OF Education commissioned study of sexual abuse in the US state school sector by Prof. Carol Shakeshaft revealed
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