"Ar son móráin" is a weak translation of "pro multis." It sounds as if the Lord's blood was shed for a lot, which is a mean-spirited and disedifying interpretation. "Ar son an mhóráin" communicate
Many thanks Tony for these other references. I will look them up.
I feel strongly about that issue because of the immense suffering caused to so many by our failure to embrace the inclusivity of the G
Thanks Padraig for your observations. The 1975 Irish translation has stood the test of time. Many of the phrases now in English have long been in the Irish. Two significant phrases in the new Irish tr
Thank you for these reflections which have many challenging implications. While keeping in mind the challenge to myself to have an open house and table for everyone, it also reminds one that the Eucha
Soline,
As ever - thank you for your words. I agree with you in regards to James Alison. There is another priest, Jose Matero also writing, his blog is " La Casulla de San Ildefonso". Both of them wri
Thank you, as a weekday reader for making it easy to find tomorrow's reading. In the Diocesan website could not find the next day's reading because of copyright I was told.
I should have given a link to the information page on the website of the National Centre for Liturgy:
http://www.liturgy-ireland.ie/updates.html
Pádraig McCarthy
Tony
First Holy Communion
Reflection of thought Not Shop Bought God’s Message taught
Charade or no the heart of each child will know.
A Sheppard should have taught his flock simplicity will not mock
I have spoken before on this site about man as 'the priest of creation', and I am merely echoing the words of our late Pontiff, Karol, who blew a truthful warm wind via Poland.
Within our bodies lies
Dear Tony,
Many thanks for your words which touched my heart.I am teacher of
Religion here in Austria and I am half Irish. It is everywhere the
same. I understand your view of First Communion, I have
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November 28 2011"Ar son móráin" is a weak translation of "pro multis." It sounds as if the Lord's blood was shed for a lot, which is a mean-spirited and disedifying interpretation. "Ar son an mhóráin" communicate
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November 25 2011Many thanks Tony for these other references. I will look them up. I feel strongly about that issue because of the immense suffering caused to so many by our failure to embrace the inclusivity of the G
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November 29 2011Thank you, as a weekday reader for making it easy to find tomorrow's reading. In the Diocesan website could not find the next day's reading because of copyright I was told.
New Irish language translation of Missal
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