The very idea of this meeting in May suggests that people like me may have somewhere to go, rather than walk away from the unacceptable giant leaps backwards being made by Rome. Can Rome be so complet
I am consistently dismayed by the parochial attitude of clergy in Eire, almost as dismayed as I am by the lack of understanding displayed by the laity. I find it impossible to find decent liturgy in T
Like many others, I am saddened and disgusted by the actions of Rome in all of this. Apart from the grossly unfair treatment of individuals who have given their lives to trying to make the Gospel rele
About 30 years ago, I left the Spiritan novitiate after 2 years but those years left me with an immense love of: 1) the Church as the people of God; 2) of liturgy as a communing of those people and; 3
Speaking of justice within the Church, here is a probably incomplete and out of date list of the ‘Silenced, Banished, or Expelled’. May they forgive us for our silence.
1. Jon Sobrino, S.J. (EI Sa
25 years ago, theologian Prof. Charles E Curran wrote:
'In my view, dissent from the authorita of the authoritative non-infallible hierarchical teaching of the Roman Catholic Church is an effort to su
For context on the silencing of Frs Sean Fagan, Tony Flannery and others, see Patsy McGarry's Opinion & Analysis piece in today's (Wed, April 18, 2012)Irish Times: "Pope has consistently come down
“It is clear to me that Rome has never looked for and even now does not look for anything but the affirmation of its own authority……the whole history of Rome is about insisting on its own author
Irish Times reports 3 other silencings today.
The nasty tactic of buying up all copies of a book (and no doubt burning them) is a kind of soul-murder, especially when you remember that every word of t
Like many young people I never attended mass for years,why?Because of the awful priests who used Vatican II as an excuse for saying absolutely nothing of value.Christ calls us to be responsible,we are
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April 16 2012Like many others, I am saddened and disgusted by the actions of Rome in all of this. Apart from the grossly unfair treatment of individuals who have given their lives to trying to make the Gospel rele
Sean Fagan — a friend speaks out
April 16 2012About 30 years ago, I left the Spiritan novitiate after 2 years but those years left me with an immense love of: 1) the Church as the people of God; 2) of liturgy as a communing of those people and; 3
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April 14 2012Speaking of justice within the Church, here is a probably incomplete and out of date list of the ‘Silenced, Banished, or Expelled’. May they forgive us for our silence. 1. Jon Sobrino, S.J. (EI Sa
A Tuam priest reacts to the treatment of Fr Tony Flannery
April 14 201225 years ago, theologian Prof. Charles E Curran wrote: 'In my view, dissent from the authorita of the authoritative non-infallible hierarchical teaching of the Roman Catholic Church is an effort to su
Sean Fagan — a friend speaks out
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April 17 2012Irish Times reports 3 other silencings today. The nasty tactic of buying up all copies of a book (and no doubt burning them) is a kind of soul-murder, especially when you remember that every word of t
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April 16 2012Like many young people I never attended mass for years,why?Because of the awful priests who used Vatican II as an excuse for saying absolutely nothing of value.Christ calls us to be responsible,we are
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