Michael Coren, in his latest book, Why Catholics are right, explains that the married priests admit that they are torn between the needs of family and the needs of the parish. Something has to give. I
God will not judge us based on the language we use in our worship if it is respectful. He will judge us on the way we treat the needy in our midst. The millions of dollars spent to buy new missals c
I read the Moncrieff National Priest survey 2012 and as a married catholic priest I would like to make a comment on section 11 no 11 of the survey. It asks the question: "Would the parish fund a marri
Oh ye of little faith, Kyle! We destroy ourselves by cynicism and disillusion and that's not what we are about. We are a people of hope.There's a range of views expressed on this forum and I look forw
I would have to agree with Tom Hayes as to lack of clarity on how the sample was chosen and on how reliable the survey can be even as a rough dipstick approach. Granted, a better than one-third respon
I'm impressed by the 60% "Yes" answers on question #9 and even more so by the comments, especially "Why not? The scriptures contain enough evidence of female ministers. St Paul wrote that the Holy Spi
To call this a "survey" is at the very least an overstatement. The station's website notes that "The Newstalk survey was submitted to 320 priests nationwide. 114 priests responded." This is hardly a r
This assembly will be little more than like-minded individuals who are not open to their views being challenged gathering together in a hotel room to comfort each other and pretend that they are radic
Very interesting reading indeed and thank you for publishing the results here. I wonder why the question of support for gay clergy - bishops and priests, was not raised. It's a missed opportunity.
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Moncrieff Show’s National Priest Survey 2012
February 29 2012Michael Coren, in his latest book, Why Catholics are right, explains that the married priests admit that they are torn between the needs of family and the needs of the parish. Something has to give. I
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March 4 2012Thanks. It was hard to explain that reading of the gospel. You helped me to prepare my catechism class. Thanks
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February 6 2011God will not judge us based on the language we use in our worship if it is respectful. He will judge us on the way we treat the needy in our midst. The millions of dollars spent to buy new missals c
Moncrieff Show’s National Priest Survey 2012
February 29 2012I read the Moncrieff National Priest survey 2012 and as a married catholic priest I would like to make a comment on section 11 no 11 of the survey. It asks the question: "Would the parish fund a marri
Announcement of Assembly
February 11 2012Oh ye of little faith, Kyle! We destroy ourselves by cynicism and disillusion and that's not what we are about. We are a people of hope.There's a range of views expressed on this forum and I look forw
Moncrieff Show’s National Priest Survey 2012
February 29 2012I would have to agree with Tom Hayes as to lack of clarity on how the sample was chosen and on how reliable the survey can be even as a rough dipstick approach. Granted, a better than one-third respon
Moncrieff Show’s National Priest Survey 2012
February 29 2012I'm impressed by the 60% "Yes" answers on question #9 and even more so by the comments, especially "Why not? The scriptures contain enough evidence of female ministers. St Paul wrote that the Holy Spi
Moncrieff Show’s National Priest Survey 2012
February 29 2012To call this a "survey" is at the very least an overstatement. The station's website notes that "The Newstalk survey was submitted to 320 priests nationwide. 114 priests responded." This is hardly a r
Announcement of Assembly
February 11 2012This assembly will be little more than like-minded individuals who are not open to their views being challenged gathering together in a hotel room to comfort each other and pretend that they are radic
Moncrieff Show’s National Priest Survey 2012
February 29 2012Very interesting reading indeed and thank you for publishing the results here. I wonder why the question of support for gay clergy - bishops and priests, was not raised. It's a missed opportunity.
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