The best book which I have ever read on the Mass 'The Incredible Catholic Mass' by Fr. Martin von Cochem, addresses the issues you raise.
Available from TAN USA and Blackwells UK.
Alternatively you
I suggest Let Your God Love You by Edwina Gately be given a stand-alone highlight... I can see it on a card, a newsletter, on the back page of a missalette... or enlarged, printed, framed and mounted
Sean evokes so beautifully the emotional bond between father and young daughter - and mother and young daughter. The fear of being ‘locked out’ is a deeply human one. There is always something of
A further point: Pope Francis when asked in a recent interview, if he would approve the ordination of Women to the Diaconate, said: NO.
Logically, if there can be no ordained female Deacons, neither
The Wijngaards Institute and other reform groups have written to Monsignor Armando Matteo at the DDF asking why there is no synodal process in how Study Group 5 (Ministries of Women) was set up:
Secr
As a layman I would make two points:
1. In the Synodal Church everyone is encouraged to speak their mind. (Todos, Todos). I suspect Bishops look no further than the fate of Bishop Strickland and deci
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I’m trying to understand the first reading above.it seems to be describing the birth of our God and ruler. In my mind it conflicts with the Nativity celebrated at Christmas. Have I got my und
Seamus, thanks again for such refreshing reflections.
You mention that people and priests may not be doing much praying. Might it be true that most Cardinals, Bishops and priests do not believe? Are
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August 21 2024The best book which I have ever read on the Mass 'The Incredible Catholic Mass' by Fr. Martin von Cochem, addresses the issues you raise. Available from TAN USA and Blackwells UK. Alternatively you
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August 17 2024I suggest Let Your God Love You by Edwina Gately be given a stand-alone highlight... I can see it on a card, a newsletter, on the back page of a missalette... or enlarged, printed, framed and mounted
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