Brendan, I so admire Priests like you.
Sadly in my parish, we have regressed, back to the days when the priest was the church.
I was a member of the parish pastoral council,we were all sacked by the
I immediately thought of abortion when the terrible news came of the unimaginable horror of the torture and murder of Keane Mulready Woods. Also, I thought "abortion" when I heard of the slaughter of
I’ve always read and valued Brendan’s pieces on the ACP site. From my perspective, he’s one of the guys who “gets it” and who’s willing to say so. I’ve just read this piece and my immedi
#14. Same story here, Aidan - north-west. And of course we lay people are on the other side of a wall erected out of clerical fear of admitting the scale of the crisis or the possibility that we, the
Misspellings irritate me. Text spelling and short-cuts annoy me. How could a misspelling find its way into the above script? It should be impossible.
Many years ago, back in the 60s, I worked in
Paddy, the problem with thinking that the Amazonian region is the only area with a dire shortage of priests is that it ignores the fact that Ireland and many parts of the UK, Europe and American are
Michael Sean Winters, writing in NCP, says Archbishop Ganswein --Georgeous George --has got to go !!
https://www.ncronline.org/news/opinion/distinctly-catholic/whole-co-authoring-drama-looks-bad
A SICK CALL:
There was a sick call. We stood around the bed. I asked the family to talk about their mum. They did it beautifully. I said – that this is the real Anointing. The story of her life.
Addendum:
The Baptist here speaks of the Spirit descending on Jesus and remaining on him. Again a link with John 19: As Jesus dies, he sends forth the Spirit. Then, in John 20, at his first encounter
Look! There he is!!!
None of the translations I've seen seem to communicate the energy, the surprise of in what the Baptist says.
Would you just look at that! Imagine! Can you believe it?
That's the l
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January 14 2020Michael Sean Winters, writing in NCP, says Archbishop Ganswein --Georgeous George --has got to go !! https://www.ncronline.org/news/opinion/distinctly-catholic/whole-co-authoring-drama-looks-bad
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January 19 2020A SICK CALL: There was a sick call. We stood around the bed. I asked the family to talk about their mum. They did it beautifully. I said – that this is the real Anointing. The story of her life.
19 January, 2020. 2nd Sunday (Year A)
January 19 2020Addendum: The Baptist here speaks of the Spirit descending on Jesus and remaining on him. Again a link with John 19: As Jesus dies, he sends forth the Spirit. Then, in John 20, at his first encounter
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