Margaret Lee@1:
Thanks for alerting us to this unreadable mishmash. God help the Minister of the Word who attempts to make sense of this for the congregation on Sunday morning. Even the King James ve
Whoever translated Romans did not do English composition--not one full stop from start to finish and I am not a scripture scholar. It's good to have access to next Sunday's readings.
Soline@2 Paddy@3:
Remarkable that, nearly twenty years later, Lopez Trujillo's over-long 'justification' of his October 2003 Panorama performance still holds pride of place as a Vatican Document, "Fa
Thanks, Soline, I thought it was Lopez Trujillo. He was one of those awful appointments of John Paul II which did the church such harm.
The other senior Columbian, even worse, I think, if that's possi
Paddy, it's the late cardinal Lopez Trujillo, who started the World Meetings of Families...
This transcript of an interview with Paul Collins on the death of Cardinal Trujillo paints a less sanitised
Every third Sunday of Advent Sunday is popularly termed Gaudete Sunday. Gaudete is a Latin word for 'rejoice'. It is indeed a Sunday of joy as reflected in the texts of the day. The ultimate reason fo
Key Message:
When we are going through the path of trials, our Christmas gift Jesus is on the way.
Homily:
In a kindergarten school, the teacher asked the students
Also in response to Pope Francis, a beautiful Advent reflection from Sr.Christine Schenk. We live in joyful hope.
https://www.ncronline.org/opinion/ncr-voices/marian-principle-and-ministry-advent-refl
Congratulations to Pádraig on the launch of his 13th book, Glimpsing More.
#1 Séamus, your question, "How can we be in touch with the transcendent unless there is something of the poet in us?" reson
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18 Dec 2022 – 4th Sunday in Advent, A
December 18 2022Margaret Lee@1: Thanks for alerting us to this unreadable mishmash. God help the Minister of the Word who attempts to make sense of this for the congregation on Sunday morning. Even the King James ve
18 Dec 2022 – 4th Sunday in Advent, A
December 18 2022Whoever translated Romans did not do English composition--not one full stop from start to finish and I am not a scripture scholar. It's good to have access to next Sunday's readings.
Gay priests are “caught in a trap of dishonesty”
December 5 2022Soline@2 Paddy@3: Remarkable that, nearly twenty years later, Lopez Trujillo's over-long 'justification' of his October 2003 Panorama performance still holds pride of place as a Vatican Document, "Fa
Gay priests are “caught in a trap of dishonesty”
December 5 2022Thanks, Soline, I thought it was Lopez Trujillo. He was one of those awful appointments of John Paul II which did the church such harm. The other senior Columbian, even worse, I think, if that's possi
Gay priests are “caught in a trap of dishonesty”
December 5 2022Paddy, it's the late cardinal Lopez Trujillo, who started the World Meetings of Families... This transcript of an interview with Paul Collins on the death of Cardinal Trujillo paints a less sanitised
11 Dec 2022 – 3rd Sunday in Advent, A
December 11 2022Every third Sunday of Advent Sunday is popularly termed Gaudete Sunday. Gaudete is a Latin word for 'rejoice'. It is indeed a Sunday of joy as reflected in the texts of the day. The ultimate reason fo
Gay priests are “caught in a trap of dishonesty”
December 5 2022Do we now know the name of the unnamed Latin American cardinal?
11 Dec 2022 – 3rd Sunday in Advent, A
December 11 2022Key Message: When we are going through the path of trials, our Christmas gift Jesus is on the way. Homily: In a kindergarten school, the teacher asked the students
Are We Protagonists Yet? The place of women in the synod’s working document
December 6 2022Also in response to Pope Francis, a beautiful Advent reflection from Sr.Christine Schenk. We live in joyful hope. https://www.ncronline.org/opinion/ncr-voices/marian-principle-and-ministry-advent-refl
Glimpsing More launch: Pádraig Daly
November 30 2022Congratulations to Pádraig on the launch of his 13th book, Glimpsing More. #1 Séamus, your question, "How can we be in touch with the transcendent unless there is something of the poet in us?" reson
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