Irish connection!
Leo XIV (Bob) was born on 14 September 1955 at Mercy Hospital and Medical Center in Chicago, established in 1852 (on another site) by Irish Mercy sisters who had arrived in Chicago
Where will the new pope live? I suggest that he might choose St Monica's, his former residence, which is as the edge of St Peter's Square (beside the Augustinianum). There he would be on a normal stre
Tony, Leo should live in St Monica's, his former residence, which is as the edge of St Peter's Square -- there he will be on a normal street and not suffer the loneliness which the gregarious Francis
I got the impression in 2022 that the next papacy was brewing in the Angelicum. Now I see that the new pope has a doctorate in canon law from them. An Augustinian existentialist (at least he took a co
I am so pleased that we have a Pope that Séamus knows and calls Bob.
Kieran O’Mahony spoke about his candidacy last week when he was over here in Edinburgh.
I am pleased he is Leo XIV.
Leo X
Dear Editor,
The identity of the next pope is not that important. Most of the great saints knew very little about the Popes of their era. Irrespective of who is pope, the faith as believed and liv
Hi, I am a Church of England priest and just wanted to share my homily for Sunday. I am of Anglo-Catholic tradition and find this site very useful and have been reading for a long time but never poste
Joe, a Scottish priest friend has told me that Tagle was in Ireland— somewhere— last year and that he was wonderful.
Anyone with information on this please share.
Tagle is definitely Vatican II.
A
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Séamus Ahearne, osa – Robert Prevost, osa – Pope Leo
May 8 2025Irish connection! Leo XIV (Bob) was born on 14 September 1955 at Mercy Hospital and Medical Center in Chicago, established in 1852 (on another site) by Irish Mercy sisters who had arrived in Chicago
Séamus Ahearne, osa – Robert Prevost, osa – Pope Leo
May 8 2025Where will the new pope live? I suggest that he might choose St Monica's, his former residence, which is as the edge of St Peter's Square (beside the Augustinianum). There he would be on a normal stre
The Journal – Fr Tony Flannery: We will know fairly quickly if this new pope is a reformer or not
May 8 2025Tony, Leo should live in St Monica's, his former residence, which is as the edge of St Peter's Square -- there he will be on a normal street and not suffer the loneliness which the gregarious Francis
Séamus Ahearne, osa – Robert Prevost, osa – Pope Leo
May 8 2025I got the impression in 2022 that the next papacy was brewing in the Angelicum. Now I see that the new pope has a doctorate in canon law from them. An Augustinian existentialist (at least he took a co
Séamus Ahearne, osa – Robert Prevost, osa – Pope Leo
May 8 2025I am so pleased that we have a Pope that Séamus knows and calls Bob. Kieran O’Mahony spoke about his candidacy last week when he was over here in Edinburgh. I am pleased he is Leo XIV. Leo X
Séamus Ahearne, osa – Robert Prevost, osa – Pope Leo
May 8 2025My beloved wife is currently reading a book by Morris West called Lazarus. It's about a pope named Leo XIV...
The Journal – Fr Tony Flannery: We will know fairly quickly if this new pope is a reformer or not
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Association of Catholics in Ireland press release: Is Synodality Here to Stay?
May 6 2025I think that Batissta Re’s homily covered many of the themes of Francis. But he didn't mentioned Synodality. I wonder why?
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