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
@ e murphy (above): Your comparisons are well covered in both the "Five Questions the Irish Missionary Union are asking RTÉ" (taken up by Ronan McGreevy in this morning's Irish Times - Home News) and
I would like to endorse every word in Pat Rodgers' comment above. Very well said, Pat. I was about to respond to David Quinn's "anti-Rome tendencies" remark but your response said everything I wanted
Re David Quinn's comments, when the Association was first formed, I told one of your members that I thought that TWO Associations were needed - one to promote the "liberal" agenda and another to defen
Bernadette, I appreciate that the ACP is decidedly NOT a Trade Union, but I'm sure the worst possible reason for a priest to join the Association would be "for the insurance" or to shelter under the u
Congrats to Father Kevin and ACP..... over the years RTE and the print media have been calling for accountability which might involve resignations for bankers..politicians...civil servants... etc..et
David,
Thanks for your endorsement of the ACP's support of Fr. Reynolds.
While you refer to "anti-Rome tendencies of some in the Association of Catholic Priests," I wonder whether those tendencies are
In celebrating Fr. Reynold's rightful vindication, let us not forget those who have been abused, denounced and pilloried by their own bishops, forced to leave their homes, on the flimsiest of evidence
I first of all hope that Fr. Reynolds recovers from this vicious assault and I wish him well in his future as a priest as well as a private person..
This raises many questions about the treatment of C
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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
David Quinn congratulates Fr Kevin Reynolds and the ACP
November 18 2011@ e murphy (above): Your comparisons are well covered in both the "Five Questions the Irish Missionary Union are asking RTÉ" (taken up by Ronan McGreevy in this morning's Irish Times - Home News) and
David Quinn congratulates Fr Kevin Reynolds and the ACP
November 18 2011I would like to endorse every word in Pat Rodgers' comment above. Very well said, Pat. I was about to respond to David Quinn's "anti-Rome tendencies" remark but your response said everything I wanted
David Quinn congratulates Fr Kevin Reynolds and the ACP
November 18 2011Re David Quinn's comments, when the Association was first formed, I told one of your members that I thought that TWO Associations were needed - one to promote the "liberal" agenda and another to defen
David Quinn congratulates Fr Kevin Reynolds and the ACP
November 18 2011Bernadette, I appreciate that the ACP is decidedly NOT a Trade Union, but I'm sure the worst possible reason for a priest to join the Association would be "for the insurance" or to shelter under the u
David Quinn congratulates Fr Kevin Reynolds and the ACP
November 18 2011Congrats to Father Kevin and ACP..... over the years RTE and the print media have been calling for accountability which might involve resignations for bankers..politicians...civil servants... etc..et
David Quinn congratulates Fr Kevin Reynolds and the ACP
November 18 2011David, Thanks for your endorsement of the ACP's support of Fr. Reynolds. While you refer to "anti-Rome tendencies of some in the Association of Catholic Priests," I wonder whether those tendencies are
David Quinn congratulates Fr Kevin Reynolds and the ACP
November 18 2011In celebrating Fr. Reynold's rightful vindication, let us not forget those who have been abused, denounced and pilloried by their own bishops, forced to leave their homes, on the flimsiest of evidence
Questions on RTÉ apology case
October 10 2011For a 1999 article from New Statesman on defective reporting by BBC, see http://www.richardwebster.net/whatthebbcdidnottellus.html.
A Challenge to RTE: Margaret Lee
October 7 2011I first of all hope that Fr. Reynolds recovers from this vicious assault and I wish him well in his future as a priest as well as a private person.. This raises many questions about the treatment of C
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