"Quarrel peacefully" is a rational and reasonable dictate. But how problematical and painful this must be for one who is silenced. Fr. Robert Nugent SDS in his book "Silence Speaks" (NY:Paulist Press
I totally support the work and voices of Fr. Flannery and Fr. Moloney, who I know to be deeply committed men of the church and who are brave enough to voice the thoughts and views of many many Catholi
In response to Martin, what is obvious is that many of the responses came from people who do practise and love their faith. That may be a little uncomfortable to Martin, as may be the thought that h
A wonderful article thank you.
I wonder if there there is a possibility of including inputs from the Irish Diaspora - Missionaries/Emigrants - into the Assembly? Their viewpoint and experience may ad
I worked my way through that survey just now. There are two ways to look at it: as an indicator of the shocking failure of Catholics (particularly bishops, priests, schools, and parents) to pass on th
If the Irish Association of Maths Teachers publish a survey which shows a majority of Irish people believe that 2+2=5, do we conclude that
a} our mathematical principles are dreadfully outmoded and ne
The theologian, Adrian Van Kaam, defined obedience as openness to reality. Jesus get quite frustrated at his disciples' failure to read the signs of the times. He also emphasised that his kingdom was
I was unaware of the ACP until I read about this survey in the Irish Times. Having now gone through your web site in great detail, please accept my close-to-weeping gratitude for your existence as pr
I wish to appreciate the courage and compassion of Fr Tony Flannery.
Recently, in connection with the tragic death of Fr John Sweetman, Wexford, RIP,
http://www.enniscorthyguardian.ie/news/grief-as-fr
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Tony Butler laments the “silencing” of Tony Flannery
April 9 2012"Quarrel peacefully" is a rational and reasonable dictate. But how problematical and painful this must be for one who is silenced. Fr. Robert Nugent SDS in his book "Silence Speaks" (NY:Paulist Press
ACP expresses solidarity with Fr Tony Flannery
April 9 2012I totally support the work and voices of Fr. Flannery and Fr. Moloney, who I know to be deeply committed men of the church and who are brave enough to voice the thoughts and views of many many Catholi
Contemporary Catholic perspectives revealed in ACP survey
April 12 2012In response to Martin, what is obvious is that many of the responses came from people who do practise and love their faith. That may be a little uncomfortable to Martin, as may be the thought that h
Towards an Assembly of the Catholic Church in Ireland
April 11 2012A wonderful article thank you. I wonder if there there is a possibility of including inputs from the Irish Diaspora - Missionaries/Emigrants - into the Assembly? Their viewpoint and experience may ad
Contemporary Catholic perspectives revealed in ACP survey
April 12 2012I worked my way through that survey just now. There are two ways to look at it: as an indicator of the shocking failure of Catholics (particularly bishops, priests, schools, and parents) to pass on th
Contemporary Catholic perspectives revealed in ACP survey
April 12 2012If the Irish Association of Maths Teachers publish a survey which shows a majority of Irish people believe that 2+2=5, do we conclude that a} our mathematical principles are dreadfully outmoded and ne
Rome’s intervention is a sign of fear – Peter McVerry
April 9 2012The theologian, Adrian Van Kaam, defined obedience as openness to reality. Jesus get quite frustrated at his disciples' failure to read the signs of the times. He also emphasised that his kingdom was
Contemporary Catholic perspectives revealed in ACP survey
April 12 2012I was unaware of the ACP until I read about this survey in the Irish Times. Having now gone through your web site in great detail, please accept my close-to-weeping gratitude for your existence as pr
ACP expresses solidarity with Fr Tony Flannery
April 9 2012My full support to Fr Tony Flannery at such a crucial time in the Church in Ireland, and looking forward to meeting in May.
A Response to the news about Tony Flannery
April 6 2012I wish to appreciate the courage and compassion of Fr Tony Flannery. Recently, in connection with the tragic death of Fr John Sweetman, Wexford, RIP, http://www.enniscorthyguardian.ie/news/grief-as-fr
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