Brian, how can bishops, priests and laity search together to meet the needs of God’s people? Through prayer yes but through dialogue it seems not. Although priests and people are willing to pray, me
Tony Flannery, whom i had the fortune of spending a bit of time with, many years ago as a trainee cssr redemp.., shouldn't be sad or unhappy. He should be proud and content for he has been set free fr
Oh well said, Brother Jude and so many others! It is not just those of us in the north who are slow learners as can be seen in how long it took us to getting to dialogue round a table. We are all lear
Val, you are confusing the church with a political party. In the case of the latter, it's political death or departure to hold and express views different from the official line. In the church, the op
I enter the debate only to recall someone more enlightened than myself and who may be acceptable even to the ACP given his own experience, Karl Rahner:
"I know, and I hope this knowledge will grow eve
Well done! perhaps its time Ireland looked more to our own Christian past for answers and forget Rome.Fr Flannery is to contemplate till he gets the right answer??!! Perhaps Rome should spend less tim
May I support Gabrielle's call to follow the way of 'those gone before us marked with the sign of faith (and courage)'. Sadly, we are in a polarised situation: all participants have, I believe, a love
Fr Grogan,
You write that the aim of the IEC is "to promote the attractiveness of the Eucharist". A less nuanced reading could interpret this as a type of holy marketing. And there you have it, becau
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Rome’s intervention is a sign of fear – Peter McVerry
April 9 2012Brian, how can bishops, priests and laity search together to meet the needs of God’s people? Through prayer yes but through dialogue it seems not. Although priests and people are willing to pray, me
A Response to the news about Tony Flannery
April 6 2012Tony Flannery, whom i had the fortune of spending a bit of time with, many years ago as a trainee cssr redemp.., shouldn't be sad or unhappy. He should be proud and content for he has been set free fr
Rome’s intervention is a sign of fear – Peter McVerry
April 9 2012Oh well said, Brother Jude and so many others! It is not just those of us in the north who are slow learners as can be seen in how long it took us to getting to dialogue round a table. We are all lear
Tony Butler laments the “silencing” of Tony Flannery
April 9 2012Val, you are confusing the church with a political party. In the case of the latter, it's political death or departure to hold and express views different from the official line. In the church, the op
Rome’s intervention is a sign of fear – Peter McVerry
April 9 2012I enter the debate only to recall someone more enlightened than myself and who may be acceptable even to the ACP given his own experience, Karl Rahner: "I know, and I hope this knowledge will grow eve
Liberal Catholics expect freedom of speech and conscience — Kevin Hegarty
April 10 2012@Jac Sorry, misread name. Comment stands. . .
Liberal Catholics expect freedom of speech and conscience — Kevin Hegarty
April 10 2012Well done! perhaps its time Ireland looked more to our own Christian past for answers and forget Rome.Fr Flannery is to contemplate till he gets the right answer??!! Perhaps Rome should spend less tim
Rome’s intervention is a sign of fear – Peter McVerry
April 9 2012May I support Gabrielle's call to follow the way of 'those gone before us marked with the sign of faith (and courage)'. Sadly, we are in a polarised situation: all participants have, I believe, a love
Rome’s intervention is a sign of fear – Peter McVerry
April 9 2012Fr Grogan, You write that the aim of the IEC is "to promote the attractiveness of the Eucharist". A less nuanced reading could interpret this as a type of holy marketing. And there you have it, becau
ACP expresses solidarity with Fr Tony Flannery
April 9 2012Where may we find Jesus making mention of, or even alluding to the "magisterium of the church"?
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