That was the week that was. It passed us by. We were observers rather than participants. We felt abandoned. It happened without us. The Emmaus journey. Our journey. Hearts burning. Recognition. At t
Thank you Sean for your thought provoking article. You certainly get to the crux of the matter. We humans have been gifted with the care of the natural world but, unfortunately, in our modern industr
Another interesting piece by a German bishop, this time by Bishop Georg Batzing who is the new chair of the German Bishops' Conference. Apart from expressing his views on faithfull same sex relationsh
I have often told friends over here--Scottish friends --that we Irish deal with death in a special way. And, Brendan's article explains it perfectly. The Irish tradition, with our wakes and funerals,
Indeed "Irish Wakes were never meant to be like this". Fr.Brendan's article is a very sobering and welcome one. He highlights one of the major sorrows of the present time of severe crisis.
However, I
Here is Thucydides on the plague in Athens in 329-326 BCE:
Some victims were neglected and died; others died despite a great deal of care. There was not a single remedy, you might say, which ou
Plague literature, now back in vogue, chronicles the breakdown of all social decency under the full brunt of a pestilence. Despite the pain that Brendan chronicles, Ireland is bearing the ordeal with
Another view on the Eucharist during this present lockdown from the German bishop, Bishop Wilmer.
https://novenanews.com/covid-19-german-bishop-obsession-with-eucharist/?fbclid=IwAR04JT1_FarSbF1PeSv8
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April 17 2020I have often told friends over here--Scottish friends --that we Irish deal with death in a special way. And, Brendan's article explains it perfectly. The Irish tradition, with our wakes and funerals,
Irish wakes were never meant to be like this …
April 17 2020Indeed "Irish Wakes were never meant to be like this". Fr.Brendan's article is a very sobering and welcome one. He highlights one of the major sorrows of the present time of severe crisis. However, I
Irish wakes were never meant to be like this …
April 17 2020Here is Thucydides on the plague in Athens in 329-326 BCE: Some victims were neglected and died; others died despite a great deal of care. There was not a single remedy, you might say, which ou
Irish wakes were never meant to be like this …
April 17 2020Plague literature, now back in vogue, chronicles the breakdown of all social decency under the full brunt of a pestilence. Despite the pain that Brendan chronicles, Ireland is bearing the ordeal with
Apropos of grasshopper ideas
April 10 2020Another view on the Eucharist during this present lockdown from the German bishop, Bishop Wilmer. https://novenanews.com/covid-19-german-bishop-obsession-with-eucharist/?fbclid=IwAR04JT1_FarSbF1PeSv8
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