Seamus Ahearne: The Challenge of Epiphany.
Seamus, thank you for that. You know, as a young fella growing up in Donegal, I don't think I was ever aware of Nollaig na mBan.
However, I intend not to b
Irish Examiner: 20% of clergy have died in three years
It pleases me that the national media are addressing the issue of priesthood in the Roman Catholic Church in Ireland as communities need people
20% of clergy have died in three years...
1. More parishes will mean less priest contact. A priest will be ‘spread too thinly’ and become too removed from his people.
2. There are 41 Eastern chu
Tim Hazelwood...
'We have just celebrated Christmas, the moment that God took on our human form born to a mother and father and raised by a mother and father.'
But the first lines of the NT cock a s
The Baptist’s Message of Comfort
We think of John the Baptist as a scold and a terror, but his voice is more deeply that of a comforter, of one who consoles, encourages, and strengthens. ‘Comfort
Tim Hazelwood:...
Re * 3 above:
The policy of the Association of Catholic Priests is to continue to embrace the spirit of Synodality as promoted and practised by Pope Francis. Therefore, we welcome d
Readings: The Baptism of Our LordKey Message:
Whenever we just love God, our Almighty Father says, “This is my beloved son/daughter, I am pleased with you”!!
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I note the reflection and response from Father Hazelwood.
Yes, very much so, every individual, no matter their situation, should be dealt with compassion and understanding. But does that mean in orde
Tim Hazelwood: A New Year Pastoral Reflection...
Excellent, Tim and excellent Mary too.
I haven't read Brendan's new book but I will.
Mary, we should hear from you more often.
Beannachtaí.
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Séamus Ahearne: The Challenge of Epiphany
January 6 2022Seamus Ahearne: The Challenge of Epiphany. Seamus, thank you for that. You know, as a young fella growing up in Donegal, I don't think I was ever aware of Nollaig na mBan. However, I intend not to b
Irish Examiner: 20% of clergy have died in three years
January 8 2022Irish Examiner: 20% of clergy have died in three years It pleases me that the national media are addressing the issue of priesthood in the Roman Catholic Church in Ireland as communities need people
Irish Examiner: 20% of clergy have died in three years
January 8 202220% of clergy have died in three years... 1. More parishes will mean less priest contact. A priest will be ‘spread too thinly’ and become too removed from his people. 2. There are 41 Eastern chu
Tim Hazelwood: A New Year Pastoral Reflection…
January 4 2022Tim Hazelwood... 'We have just celebrated Christmas, the moment that God took on our human form born to a mother and father and raised by a mother and father.' But the first lines of the NT cock a s
09 January 2022. The Baptism of the Lord
January 9 2022The Baptist’s Message of Comfort We think of John the Baptist as a scold and a terror, but his voice is more deeply that of a comforter, of one who consoles, encourages, and strengthens. ‘Comfort
Tim Hazelwood: A New Year Pastoral Reflection…
January 4 2022Tim Hazelwood:... Re * 3 above: The policy of the Association of Catholic Priests is to continue to embrace the spirit of Synodality as promoted and practised by Pope Francis. Therefore, we welcome d
09 January 2022. The Baptism of the Lord
January 9 2022Readings: The Baptism of Our Lord Key Message: Whenever we just love God, our Almighty Father says, “This is my beloved son/daughter, I am pleased with you”!! <
Presider’s Page for Thursday 6 January (Epiphany / “Nollaig na mBan”)
January 6 2022Presider's page for Epiphany. «For women...that this may be the year of equality...Lord hear us.» (Bidding prayer #3) A resounding Amen!
Tim Hazelwood: A New Year Pastoral Reflection…
January 4 2022I note the reflection and response from Father Hazelwood. Yes, very much so, every individual, no matter their situation, should be dealt with compassion and understanding. But does that mean in orde
Tim Hazelwood: A New Year Pastoral Reflection…
January 4 2022Tim Hazelwood: A New Year Pastoral Reflection... Excellent, Tim and excellent Mary too. I haven't read Brendan's new book but I will. Mary, we should hear from you more often. Beannachtaí.
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