Dear friends,
I am very happy reading the reports of your last meeting. GREAT!
Please think about a deep connection with the lay-people,too.
It would be marvellous if the Austrian priests association
I enjoy the reflections as they often give new insight into the Gospel and also the hearts of the writers and at times this is quite humbling.
kevin
In Christ
The Association of Catholic Priests may find their cheerleaders in the media a bit less helpful on this story. What the ACP will learn is so long as they are sticking the boot into the Church they wil
Speaking strictly from a lay-person's point of view, I greatly appreciate this resource too - most Sundays I do get to Mass, but even when that is the case, it's still thought provoking to read a numb
RTE are to have a "review of editorial procedures" etc. I hope somebody there might ask the question: "Is it possible that what allowed/impelled us to go ahead with the programme, given the state of t
I find the reflections and homily notes very helpful. I usually manage to get an idea to hang my own homily on somewhere in the thoughts and stories of the contributors.
I very much like the Daily Reflections by Pat Rodgers. I would like to suggest publishing the Reflection one day in advance. This would give the opportunity of being able to have a look at the Reflec
Speaking about the lack of priests in Ireland or even in the whole western Church I wonder if it wouldn't be worth first to reflect and identify the causes of this situation. Once we know the cause of
ACP's approach to the current crisis in the Church reminds me of Martin Luther's approach in his time. The result was division, hostility and even war. He was an honest man and there is no doubt that
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Regional ACP Meeting in Claremorris – report
November 17 2011Dear friends, I am very happy reading the reports of your last meeting. GREAT! Please think about a deep connection with the lay-people,too. It would be marvellous if the Austrian priests association
20 Nov, Our Lord Jesus Christ, Universal King
November 20 2011I enjoy the reflections as they often give new insight into the Gospel and also the hearts of the writers and at times this is quite humbling. kevin In Christ
Press Statement from the ACP : Saturday Nov. 19th
November 19 2011The Association of Catholic Priests may find their cheerleaders in the media a bit less helpful on this story. What the ACP will learn is so long as they are sticking the boot into the Church they wil
20 Nov, Our Lord Jesus Christ, Universal King
November 20 2011Speaking strictly from a lay-person's point of view, I greatly appreciate this resource too - most Sundays I do get to Mass, but even when that is the case, it's still thought provoking to read a numb
Press Statement from the ACP : Saturday Nov. 19th
November 19 2011RTE are to have a "review of editorial procedures" etc. I hope somebody there might ask the question: "Is it possible that what allowed/impelled us to go ahead with the programme, given the state of t
20 Nov, Our Lord Jesus Christ, Universal King
November 20 2011I find the reflections and homily notes very helpful. I usually manage to get an idea to hang my own homily on somewhere in the thoughts and stories of the contributors.
Press Statement from the ACP : Saturday Nov. 19th
November 19 2011I wonder will Patsy McGarry and friends be so vocal about this story.
20 Nov, Our Lord Jesus Christ, Universal King
November 20 2011I very much like the Daily Reflections by Pat Rodgers. I would like to suggest publishing the Reflection one day in advance. This would give the opportunity of being able to have a look at the Reflec
Regional ACP Meeting in Claremorris – report
November 17 2011Speaking about the lack of priests in Ireland or even in the whole western Church I wonder if it wouldn't be worth first to reflect and identify the causes of this situation. Once we know the cause of
Regional ACP Meeting in Claremorris – report
November 17 2011ACP's approach to the current crisis in the Church reminds me of Martin Luther's approach in his time. The result was division, hostility and even war. He was an honest man and there is no doubt that
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