It appears that quite a few U.S. bishops had not realized the texts currently on the way to the printers are not the texts they approved. The addition of an estimated 10,000 changes is causing discont
Barbie, I suggest you look up Matthew 8:8.
I think too that most people know that the Gettysburg Address is not the house where Lincoln lived. [And Lincoln didn't use 'street language' in his speech
Columban Fr Pat McInerney was ordained in 1978 and went to Pakistan the following year, I think, when the Columbans opened a new mission there. So I don't think he's the person in question.
Fr Seán C
How revealing! I believe that the "gales of laughter" in response to the Confiteor are the purest indication of the need for some --what shall I say -- penitential gravitas? in our prayers. The laug
The more one looks at this translation the more it is seen as problematic. Even those promoting its use are making heavy weather of explaining the changes. The change to "consubstantial with the Fa
Rita's analysis of the whole situation if remarkable and accurate, at least as far as this old priest feels. Over here in Kentucky, we're saying - as she does in the last two paragraphs - that "they"
Very many thanks, Eddie; I'll pass this on.
Des and June did, in fact, live in Karachi when they were first married and it may well have been in Pakistan that they met Pat McInerney.
I've looked up Re
Rhoda, this may be a very long shot!
If in fact your cousins' friend is Pat rather than Tom, and a Columban SSC rather than a Dominican, and a South Australian rather than Irish or Dublin-based, and s
Littlebear, I think Hebrew was used at the Last Supper for the prayers. Perhaps the Scriptures were in Hebrew or Greek and the other parts in the spoken language of Aramaic.
In a similar way today, w
This seems an overreaction to me. Nowhere does it say the children (or adults) are "filthy." It merely states that we sin deliberately. Sin is our own "fault." As a teacher -- granted in America, wher
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A reaction to the new texts in New South Wales
July 1 2011It appears that quite a few U.S. bishops had not realized the texts currently on the way to the printers are not the texts they approved. The addition of an estimated 10,000 changes is causing discont
A reaction to the new texts in New South Wales
July 1 2011Barbie, I suggest you look up Matthew 8:8. I think too that most people know that the Gettysburg Address is not the house where Lincoln lived. [And Lincoln didn't use 'street language' in his speech
Can you help in contacting this priest?
July 4 2011Columban Fr Pat McInerney was ordained in 1978 and went to Pakistan the following year, I think, when the Columbans opened a new mission there. So I don't think he's the person in question. Fr Seán C
A reaction to the new texts in New South Wales
July 1 2011How revealing! I believe that the "gales of laughter" in response to the Confiteor are the purest indication of the need for some --what shall I say -- penitential gravitas? in our prayers. The laug
A reaction to the new texts in New South Wales
July 1 2011The more one looks at this translation the more it is seen as problematic. Even those promoting its use are making heavy weather of explaining the changes. The change to "consubstantial with the Fa
The New Missal: Rita Ferrone: from Commonweal
July 1 2011Rita's analysis of the whole situation if remarkable and accurate, at least as far as this old priest feels. Over here in Kentucky, we're saying - as she does in the last two paragraphs - that "they"
Can you help in contacting this priest?
July 4 2011Very many thanks, Eddie; I'll pass this on. Des and June did, in fact, live in Karachi when they were first married and it may well have been in Pakistan that they met Pat McInerney. I've looked up Re
Can you help in contacting this priest?
July 4 2011Rhoda, this may be a very long shot! If in fact your cousins' friend is Pat rather than Tom, and a Columban SSC rather than a Dominican, and a South Australian rather than Irish or Dublin-based, and s
A reaction to the new texts in New South Wales
July 1 2011Littlebear, I think Hebrew was used at the Last Supper for the prayers. Perhaps the Scriptures were in Hebrew or Greek and the other parts in the spoken language of Aramaic. In a similar way today, w
A reaction to the new texts in New South Wales
July 1 2011This seems an overreaction to me. Nowhere does it say the children (or adults) are "filthy." It merely states that we sin deliberately. Sin is our own "fault." As a teacher -- granted in America, wher
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