The Anglicans accept the majority vote on what the truth is by reference to contemporary morals. What a pity that the Apostles and the early Church didn't discover this way of doing business, the medi
Paddy, 'street angel' and 'house devil' is metaphorical language. The post is not claiming that the person in question is either an angel or a devil. The figurative language conveys a sense (to use an
Eddie,
For what it's worth, I thought your response to Sagart BAC was very appropriate. Surely referring to anyone as a house devil is absolutely unacceptable. Happy Christmas to you and yours, Eddie,
Trying to remember to put my teeth in when "trying" to speak such bad English in the new translation (using the word loosely) your recipe brings a welcome cheer. Thank you all in ACP for your hard wor
Mr Finnegan, a little less of your judgmental bile would ensure much more light and less heat on your part.
When you are a position similar to the priest in question your utterances will be taken with
Very clever, and did give a bit of a chuckle.
But instructive too, about how language uses different registers in different contexts. Just as a lofty register seems out of place in a cookery context,
I know Fr Ciaran and he is unbelievably humble, kind, loving, non-judgemental. It is awful to hear him criticised. Nobody deserves criticism less. Whenever I think of the awful suffering that is in
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A model which could help the Assembly of the Irish Church?
December 16 2011The Anglicans accept the majority vote on what the truth is by reference to contemporary morals. What a pity that the Apostles and the early Church didn't discover this way of doing business, the medi
Christmas Cookies Recipe (revised translation)
December 20 2011The cookies sound nice - maybe somebody should bake them and post the pictures?
ACP Meeting at Marianella, Orwell Road on Tuesday December 13th 2011
December 14 2011Paddy, 'street angel' and 'house devil' is metaphorical language. The post is not claiming that the person in question is either an angel or a devil. The figurative language conveys a sense (to use an
ACP Meeting at Marianella, Orwell Road on Tuesday December 13th 2011
December 14 2011Eddie, For what it's worth, I thought your response to Sagart BAC was very appropriate. Surely referring to anyone as a house devil is absolutely unacceptable. Happy Christmas to you and yours, Eddie,
Christmas Cookies Recipe (revised translation)
December 20 2011Trying to remember to put my teeth in when "trying" to speak such bad English in the new translation (using the word loosely) your recipe brings a welcome cheer. Thank you all in ACP for your hard wor
ACP Meeting at Marianella, Orwell Road on Tuesday December 13th 2011
December 14 2011Mr Finnegan, a little less of your judgmental bile would ensure much more light and less heat on your part. When you are a position similar to the priest in question your utterances will be taken with
Christmas Cookies Recipe (revised translation)
December 20 2011And with your spirit!
Christmas Cookies Recipe (revised translation)
December 20 2011Wickedly funny, and very much to the point.
Christmas Cookies Recipe (revised translation)
December 20 2011Very clever, and did give a bit of a chuckle. But instructive too, about how language uses different registers in different contexts. Just as a lofty register seems out of place in a cookery context,
Statement from ACP in support of Fr. Ciaran Enright
June 8 2011I know Fr Ciaran and he is unbelievably humble, kind, loving, non-judgemental. It is awful to hear him criticised. Nobody deserves criticism less. Whenever I think of the awful suffering that is in
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