Isn't there something 'unbiblical' about this policy of 'one size fits all' for the english liturgy. To my understanding we have FOUR gospels because our forebearers in the faith weren't interested in
Talking about gnats and camels, what about the camel in the living room of the 2012 International Eucharistic Congress:No mention either during the Congress per se or the theological symposium before
I am with Joseph on this.
When John Waters reports that, "Pope Benedict speaks about this culture and uses the image of the ‘bunker’ to describe it, that place where man’s understanding is limit
Thanks to Fr Coyne for his comment. However, where ‘even a priest’ might not be allowed to change the wording (Even if it retains the same prayer) is it really a crime against humanity ? How can
Shane, I think every reader of the Irish Times, formerly, and the Irish Independent, currently, knows that Kevin Myers relishes the role of contrarian, of delivering a shock to those who see themselve
I came across this article by accident when I was searching for the date of Ruairi Quinn's opinion that 'Ireland is now a post-Catholic country'. I was wondering whether there is a direct line from th
Shane, I think you have missed the point of this article. In my reading of it, it is saying the opposite to what you suggest.
Who else in the Irish media would defend the religious sisters.
And, incid
Fr Sean Coyle, no one is objecting to change per se. It's the inferior quality of the changed translation and deficient English syntax which is objectionable.
Secondly, because fewer people were consu
The weak spot in the old translation was the preces (collect, etc.), which were excellently translated in 1998 and dumped by the Vatican, a spiritual loss to English-speaking Catholics over the last 1
This man's idiocy never ceases to astonish me. Ireland was never 'ruled' by the Church. Politicians in the past implemented Catholic inspired legislation because that's what the voters wanted at the t
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February 7 2012Isn't there something 'unbiblical' about this policy of 'one size fits all' for the english liturgy. To my understanding we have FOUR gospels because our forebearers in the faith weren't interested in
Email received re New Missal
February 7 2012Talking about gnats and camels, what about the camel in the living room of the 2012 International Eucharistic Congress:No mention either during the Congress per se or the theological symposium before
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February 4 2012I am with Joseph on this. When John Waters reports that, "Pope Benedict speaks about this culture and uses the image of the ‘bunker’ to describe it, that place where man’s understanding is limit
Email received re New Missal
February 7 2012Thanks to Fr Coyne for his comment. However, where ‘even a priest’ might not be allowed to change the wording (Even if it retains the same prayer) is it really a crime against humanity ? How can
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February 14 2012Shane, I think every reader of the Irish Times, formerly, and the Irish Independent, currently, knows that Kevin Myers relishes the role of contrarian, of delivering a shock to those who see themselve
Kevin Myers on Church & State in Ireland today
February 14 2012I came across this article by accident when I was searching for the date of Ruairi Quinn's opinion that 'Ireland is now a post-Catholic country'. I was wondering whether there is a direct line from th
Kevin Myers on Church & State in Ireland today
February 14 2012Shane, I think you have missed the point of this article. In my reading of it, it is saying the opposite to what you suggest. Who else in the Irish media would defend the religious sisters. And, incid
Email received re New Missal
February 7 2012Fr Sean Coyle, no one is objecting to change per se. It's the inferior quality of the changed translation and deficient English syntax which is objectionable. Secondly, because fewer people were consu
Email received re New Missal
February 7 2012The weak spot in the old translation was the preces (collect, etc.), which were excellently translated in 1998 and dumped by the Vatican, a spiritual loss to English-speaking Catholics over the last 1
Kevin Myers on Church & State in Ireland today
February 14 2012This man's idiocy never ceases to astonish me. Ireland was never 'ruled' by the Church. Politicians in the past implemented Catholic inspired legislation because that's what the voters wanted at the t
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