It's not so much that one fears to tread, but that the very topic of the failed baptism is retrogressive and sends people chasing down sterile rabbit holes. The Detroit priest should not have succumbe
I am so glad to see the topic of racism raised on this forum as it is something I believe many of us have not honestly acknowledged, the fact that there might just be a little bit of racism in oursel
Phil @3:
Surely it's the content, tone, slant, intent and engagement of comments that are important, rather than just the number or even gender of the commenters? In any case, I see Mary Vallely true
Soline@2,
Among the issues raised by Fr Paul Dempsey in that article of December 2010 he writes:
"I am acutely aware of other major issues where people are not being heard such as women and their role
«Receive her in the Lord»( Romans16:1-2)
Today is also the feast of Saint Phoebe,deacon at Cenchrae.
https://www.globalsistersreport.org/news/befriending-phoebe-co-worker-kingdom.
A timely opportuni
I find it interesting that there are 2 comments on this report and 12 on the report on the ridiculous carry-on of the priest in the US who decided that his baptism was invalid.
Part of the reason in
Surely a more accurate term would be Bishop-select.This would reflect the reality that bishops are not elected by the faithful of the diocese but selected from on high according to an opaque, secretiv
About a fortnight ago Paddy Ferry lamented, on the evidence of the Sarah Mac Donald interview, that we have not had the benefit over the years of young Fr Paddy Byrne's contributions on this ACP forum
Well Brendan, I think we could all agree with your take on this. From my previous comments@1,6,9 I'm sure it's clear that 'in hac pugna canem non habeo', but it's nice to see one or two newish comment
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August 25 2020It's not so much that one fears to tread, but that the very topic of the failed baptism is retrogressive and sends people chasing down sterile rabbit holes. The Detroit priest should not have succumbe
Pastoral Care for ethnically-mixed couples: Declan McSweeney forwarded a letter which is being published with his permission.
September 1 2020I am so glad to see the topic of racism raised on this forum as it is something I believe many of us have not honestly acknowledged, the fact that there might just be a little bit of racism in oursel
Catholic Women Still Don’t Have Suffrage in Their Church – NCR
August 25 2020Phil @3: Surely it's the content, tone, slant, intent and engagement of comments that are important, rather than just the number or even gender of the commenters? In any case, I see Mary Vallely true
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August 27 2020Soline@2, Among the issues raised by Fr Paul Dempsey in that article of December 2010 he writes: "I am acutely aware of other major issues where people are not being heard such as women and their role
03 September, 2020. Thursday of Week 22 St Gregory the Great, pope and doctor of the Church (Memorial)
September 3 2020«Receive her in the Lord»( Romans16:1-2) Today is also the feast of Saint Phoebe,deacon at Cenchrae. https://www.globalsistersreport.org/news/befriending-phoebe-co-worker-kingdom. A timely opportuni
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August 25 2020I find it interesting that there are 2 comments on this report and 12 on the report on the ridiculous carry-on of the priest in the US who decided that his baptism was invalid. Part of the reason in
Interview on Midwest Radio with Achonry Bishop-elect Paul Dempsey
August 27 2020Surely a more accurate term would be Bishop-select.This would reflect the reality that bishops are not elected by the faithful of the diocese but selected from on high according to an opaque, secretiv
Interview on Midwest Radio with Achonry Bishop-elect Paul Dempsey
August 27 2020About a fortnight ago Paddy Ferry lamented, on the evidence of the Sarah Mac Donald interview, that we have not had the benefit over the years of young Fr Paddy Byrne's contributions on this ACP forum
The National Catholic Reporter: “After learning his baptism was invalid, priest finds blessing in ‘re-ordination'” – the story of the importance of words at baptism…
August 26 2020Well Brendan, I think we could all agree with your take on this. From my previous comments@1,6,9 I'm sure it's clear that 'in hac pugna canem non habeo', but it's nice to see one or two newish comment
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August 30 2020Thank you for the reflections. "Have we fallen in love with Christ?" is the question I shall ask and will help my parishioners ask.
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