Thanks, Mary, for the correction. How could I have forgotten the Battle of the Boyne?! There's an old road in Co Wicklow still known by some as King James' Road, along which James was said to have tra
Sean Mac Niallius, are you reading my mind?
Might I respectfully add to your contribution:
"that the power, wealth and politics of the Vatican would immediately be discarded, and replaced with the
What kind of church would I like? A church that is a confident and untiring witness to Christ's commandment of love through its humble prayerful sustained commitment to it. A church which helps all of
Re Diarmuid Ferriter's comment on 2 June (above)
A small correction: the last Catholic Head of State in England/GB/UK was James II (1685-1688/1701).
Yes, Patsy, but I'm afraid Jesus wasn't drawing a s
Neil suggests reaction of young people to events for reading the signs of the times. I suggest those of us who have lived through pre VAT 2 Church and all the changes since (including those in socie
A fair point, Mary Wood! However, since I am guilty of finding this prayer a day before it appeared on this site and of forwarding it to about 30 friends (mea culpa) it obviously struck a chord with
I find it sad that any form of questioning of the current direction of the Church leads to almost threatening comments such as Catherine's: "there is a door and it isn’t locked" and Neil's "they sho
Now that the Irish Times' RAC has broken cover, I'm sure we'd all like to hear from his fourth great predecessor, the Press Ombudsman. What should we charge Horgan with? Not "challenging the culture"
Anyone else find this prayer overlong and excessively wordy? I personally rely on two prayers, perhaps three.
.
1) Help!
.
2) Thanks!
.
3) Our Father.
Four words in all, but I mean every one of them
I would remind Bro Jude that while those great predecessors of mine exercised their "mental and academic" faculties to his satisfaction children were being sexually, physically and emotionally abused
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Irish Times series ‘Catholicism Now’ attracts mixed reviews
June 5 2012Thanks, Mary, for the correction. How could I have forgotten the Battle of the Boyne?! There's an old road in Co Wicklow still known by some as King James' Road, along which James was said to have tra
English priests issue “A call to action”
June 3 2012Sean Mac Niallius, are you reading my mind? Might I respectfully add to your contribution: "that the power, wealth and politics of the Vatican would immediately be discarded, and replaced with the
English priests issue “A call to action”
June 3 2012What kind of church would I like? A church that is a confident and untiring witness to Christ's commandment of love through its humble prayerful sustained commitment to it. A church which helps all of
Irish Times series ‘Catholicism Now’ attracts mixed reviews
June 5 2012Re Diarmuid Ferriter's comment on 2 June (above) A small correction: the last Catholic Head of State in England/GB/UK was James II (1685-1688/1701). Yes, Patsy, but I'm afraid Jesus wasn't drawing a s
English priests issue “A call to action”
June 3 2012Neil suggests reaction of young people to events for reading the signs of the times. I suggest those of us who have lived through pre VAT 2 Church and all the changes since (including those in socie
Catholics frustrated with their Church should ask God’s help
June 7 2012A fair point, Mary Wood! However, since I am guilty of finding this prayer a day before it appeared on this site and of forwarding it to about 30 friends (mea culpa) it obviously struck a chord with
English priests issue “A call to action”
June 3 2012I find it sad that any form of questioning of the current direction of the Church leads to almost threatening comments such as Catherine's: "there is a door and it isn’t locked" and Neil's "they sho
Irish Times series ‘Catholicism Now’ attracts mixed reviews
June 5 2012Now that the Irish Times' RAC has broken cover, I'm sure we'd all like to hear from his fourth great predecessor, the Press Ombudsman. What should we charge Horgan with? Not "challenging the culture"
Catholics frustrated with their Church should ask God’s help
June 7 2012Anyone else find this prayer overlong and excessively wordy? I personally rely on two prayers, perhaps three. . 1) Help! . 2) Thanks! . 3) Our Father. Four words in all, but I mean every one of them
Irish Times series ‘Catholicism Now’ attracts mixed reviews
June 5 2012I would remind Bro Jude that while those great predecessors of mine exercised their "mental and academic" faculties to his satisfaction children were being sexually, physically and emotionally abused
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