Séamus Ahearne: The Challenge of the Epiphany.
It now seems like a long time since the Epiphany especially as the St. Bridget's Crosses are being made this weekend at home in Ireland.
Once again, J
Séamus Ahearne: A medley of disparate flavours!
Séamus, we went to see Belfast last night. What a powerful film!
And, what a wonderful actor young Jude Hill is!
Lovely articles in Friday's Scotsm
Brendan Hoban: Misogyny is embedded in Ireland's history.
Misogyny is also embedded in the Catholic Church and in the Vatican. Kevin Hegarty had the courage to spell out a few truths, still valid tod
Brendan Hoban: Misogyny is embedded in Ireland’s history.
This is an excellent article by Brendan Hoban about the problem of misogyny in Ireland and how to resolve it: Starting with me and you.
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Work of Catholic priests lauded in the Seanad...
Nice to see this from Senator Joe O'Reilly in the Senate, prompted by the tragic death of Eden Heaslip and the role of Fr Murphy, a case where tragica
Readings Sunday 30th January - 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time...
St Paul literally excels himself in today’s second reading (1 Cor 13). His remarks on marriage earlier in the same letter would hardly
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Who cannot see the miracle of these texts, falling as they do in the midst of a world crisis that challenges secular optimism as much as it does the church?
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Readings 30 January 2022 - Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Key Message:
Never fear opposition, face opposition!!
Homily:
The Takeaway from the First Reading:
Jeremi
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Séamus Ahearne: The Challenge of Epiphany
January 6 2022Séamus Ahearne: The Challenge of the Epiphany. It now seems like a long time since the Epiphany especially as the St. Bridget's Crosses are being made this weekend at home in Ireland. Once again, J
Séamus Ahearne: A medley of disparate flavours!
January 29 2022Séamus Ahearne: A medley of disparate flavours! Séamus, we went to see Belfast last night. What a powerful film! And, what a wonderful actor young Jude Hill is! Lovely articles in Friday's Scotsm
Brendan Hoban: Misogyny is embedded in Ireland’s history.
January 30 2022Brendan Hoban: Misogyny is embedded in Ireland's history. Misogyny is also embedded in the Catholic Church and in the Vatican. Kevin Hegarty had the courage to spell out a few truths, still valid tod
Brendan Hoban: Misogyny is embedded in Ireland’s history.
January 30 2022Brendan Hoban: Misogyny is embedded in Ireland’s history. This is an excellent article by Brendan Hoban about the problem of misogyny in Ireland and how to resolve it: Starting with me and you. As
The work of Catholic priests lauded in the Seanad today
January 25 2022Work of Catholic priests lauded in the Seanad... Nice to see this from Senator Joe O'Reilly in the Senate, prompted by the tragic death of Eden Heaslip and the role of Fr Murphy, a case where tragica
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