Among the initial objectives sounded out by the 'founding fathers' of the ACP, circa July 2010, was "the need to restore a positive relationship between bishops and priests" - which two months later w
I stood amongst the stars as child with Guardian of great age
With face like a Buddha or a babe
No hair eyes gentle shone two pools of delight tenderness bright
No word was uttered; he stood near in r
Not "veiled contempt", just contempt; at this stage there is no attempt on the part of the overlords in Dublin, both clerical and lay, to hide how much they despise ordinary priests. Priests have no r
Natural justice and fair procedure are hardly likely to proceed from a monarchical episcopacy that has no roots whatever in the New Testament. Priests have human rights many of which have been destroy
Not trying to ignore or dismiss the significance of the piece above, but I would like to mention another article that appeared in last weeks Tablet, page 2, Non- Negotiables of the Council. If there
Kyle's observation is frankly rather 'disingenuous' in its own way. The above is an 'extract' from The Tablet article which contains new material not contained in the SBP article. This includes fresh
I realise that I am in a minority on this site, but Fr Jude's suggestion is, in my view, very dangerous. The idea that a priest who has had an allegation made against him would only be suspended when
It's quite odd and I would say disingenious for 'The Tablet' to suggest that this is their article. It's simply a re-write from what was in 'The Sunday Business Post' a week ago.
Tom, if the author of Matthew or Luke adopted that line of thought, all we'd have today is Mark (and maybe, John.) The more the merrier. In any case it's a function of how deficient the new translatio
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ACP Meeting at Marianella, Orwell Road on Tuesday December 13th 2011
December 14 2011Among the initial objectives sounded out by the 'founding fathers' of the ACP, circa July 2010, was "the need to restore a positive relationship between bishops and priests" - which two months later w
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December 17 2011I stood amongst the stars as child with Guardian of great age With face like a Buddha or a babe No hair eyes gentle shone two pools of delight tenderness bright No word was uttered; he stood near in r
ACP Meeting at Marianella, Orwell Road on Tuesday December 13th 2011
December 14 2011Not "veiled contempt", just contempt; at this stage there is no attempt on the part of the overlords in Dublin, both clerical and lay, to hide how much they despise ordinary priests. Priests have no r
Extract from an article in The Tablet
December 10 2011Natural justice and fair procedure are hardly likely to proceed from a monarchical episcopacy that has no roots whatever in the New Testament. Priests have human rights many of which have been destroy
Extract from an article in The Tablet
December 10 2011Not trying to ignore or dismiss the significance of the piece above, but I would like to mention another article that appeared in last weeks Tablet, page 2, Non- Negotiables of the Council. If there
Extract from an article in The Tablet
December 10 2011Kyle's observation is frankly rather 'disingenuous' in its own way. The above is an 'extract' from The Tablet article which contains new material not contained in the SBP article. This includes fresh
RTE v. Fr Kevin Reynold: who was doing the preying?
November 20 2011I realise that I am in a minority on this site, but Fr Jude's suggestion is, in my view, very dangerous. The idea that a priest who has had an allegation made against him would only be suspended when
Extract from an article in The Tablet
December 10 2011It's quite odd and I would say disingenious for 'The Tablet' to suggest that this is their article. It's simply a re-write from what was in 'The Sunday Business Post' a week ago.
RTE v. Fr Kevin Reynold: who was doing the preying?
November 20 2011I totally agree with Fr Jude. It should only ever be a matter of the police and civil law too. Barry Clifford Child Aware
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November 30 2011Tom, if the author of Matthew or Luke adopted that line of thought, all we'd have today is Mark (and maybe, John.) The more the merrier. In any case it's a function of how deficient the new translatio
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