Key Message:
Ascend from the feeling of hopelessness and live a victorious life.
Homily:
In the forty days between Resurrection and Ascension our Lord Jesus kept giv
It was certainly worthwhile to click that last YouTube link, Joe - to hear Gregorian chant as delivered by that group. A new dimension in sensitivity, gentleness sympathy and empathy. Come Holy Spirit
Key Message:
Develop a close friendship with the Holy Spirit.
Homily:
Our Lord Jesus Christ promises a special gift to those who love Him. “If you love me, you wil
12 May 2023.
Dear Rev Editor,
Paddy Ferry commended my “honesty” in my letter (6 May), and I thank him for this generous compliment.
My first parents (and later Ananias and Sapphira) had great d
Does anyone recall a time when Americans were bewildered by the polarised 'tribalism' of our society here in Northern Ireland, to the extent of thinking that the flying of teenagers off to Indiana or
Another Paraclete.
1. A sublime discourse that goes unheard.
In one of his less successful initiatives, Brother Caelestius Gavin, in the North Mon in 1962, has us memorize the entire Farewell Discou
Paddy Ferry laments that so few of the ACP members contribute to these ongoing discussions. As a one time, fairly regular, contributor I now find myself mostly on the sidelines! As to the "thousand +"
Paddy, good comment, but there is another problem: in the eyes of the Irish State these imported clergy are immigrants, subject to all the rigours of applying for visas, etc. There is no carte blanche
It could be argued that celibacy is not counter cultural in some respects. Jesus spoke more about the poor than about celibacy. I don't imagine that any active priest in Ireland will be living below t
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21 May 2023 – The Ascension of the Lord, (A)
May 21 2023Key Message: Ascend from the feeling of hopelessness and live a victorious life. Homily: In the forty days between Resurrection and Ascension our Lord Jesus kept giv
14 May 2023 – 6th Sunday of Easter, (A)
May 14 2023It was certainly worthwhile to click that last YouTube link, Joe - to hear Gregorian chant as delivered by that group. A new dimension in sensitivity, gentleness sympathy and empathy. Come Holy Spirit
14 May 2023 – 6th Sunday of Easter, (A)
May 14 2023Key Message: Develop a close friendship with the Holy Spirit. Homily: Our Lord Jesus Christ promises a special gift to those who love Him. “If you love me, you wil
Inviting Debate on the Year of Vocations – The Editor, Letters, ACP
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14 May 2023 – 6th Sunday of Easter, (A)
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Brendan Hoban: Few priests to change around now
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Inviting Debate on the Year of Vocations – The Editor, Letters, ACP
May 6 2023Paddy Ferry laments that so few of the ACP members contribute to these ongoing discussions. As a one time, fairly regular, contributor I now find myself mostly on the sidelines! As to the "thousand +"
Brendan Hoban: Few priests to change around now
May 2 2023Paddy, good comment, but there is another problem: in the eyes of the Irish State these imported clergy are immigrants, subject to all the rigours of applying for visas, etc. There is no carte blanche
Inviting Debate on the Year of Vocations – The Editor, Letters, ACP
May 6 2023It could be argued that celibacy is not counter cultural in some respects. Jesus spoke more about the poor than about celibacy. I don't imagine that any active priest in Ireland will be living below t
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