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  • 12 January, 2020. The Baptism of the Lord

    January 12 2020
    Stephen Kearney

    Re film directors. NO criticism of your earlier messages, but I'd rather get through to the man in the pub, for his usual Saturday night relaxation and communication with and about his/her friends, or

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  • Personal reflection at the beginning of the New Year

    January 12 2020
    Joe O'Leary

    Looks like if you get wrongfooted by our strange and mystifying clerical system you can never be extricated, restored, and put back on your feet. Alleged thought-crime and the tyranny of gossip seems

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  • Personal reflection at the beginning of the New Year

    January 12 2020
    Eugene Sheehan

    Tony, I join with your friend(s) in “sending you light”. I empathise with your frustration and discouragement - the injustice of it all! So many things are not in our control but your witness is a

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  • Personal reflection at the beginning of the New Year

    January 12 2020
    Donal Dorr

    Thanks, Tony, for this honest, refreshing, and ultimately hopeful message. Know that you are not forgotten. Donal

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  • 12 January, 2020. The Baptism of the Lord

    January 12 2020
    Seamus Ahearne

    I was wondering what would Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorsese, Jim Sheridan, Sam Mendes, do with this Script for our Feast? But then Matthew, Mark and Luke may have taken lessons from each of the abo

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  • Personal reflection at the beginning of the New Year

    January 12 2020
    Chris McDonnell

    I concluded my regular article in the Catholic Times this week with these few words. ‘Hope, purpose and promise should permeate the lives of Christian peoples. Our hope is sustained in our faith, o

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  • Personal reflection at the beginning of the New Year

    January 12 2020
    Seamus Ahearne

    "Will no one rid me of this turbulent priest?" (Any variation will do). Henry II and Beckett 1170. Tony's piece is poignant and weary. Might the Nuncio/the Irish Hierarchy/ the CDF/Francis/the Re

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  • Personal reflection at the beginning of the New Year

    January 12 2020
    Joseph Poole

    thank you for your honesty. Your honesty is what gives hope, so, I would encourage you to keep writing, as I love to be inspired by your honesty. Your experience is so rich, the quality of your inte

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  • Sunday of the Word of God

    January 7 2020
    Joe O'Leary

    Benedict's Jesus volumes received many negative reviews from biblical scholars. I tracked some of them here: https://josephsoleary.typepad.com/my_weblog/benedict-xvis-jesus-book Most of the links I g

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  • A Papal Joust –The Two Popes

    January 7 2020
    Sean O'Conaill

    Given that the crisis of the moment in Ireland has to do with the total denial of opportunities for honest dialogue - now ongoing for over half-a-century - I found this movie just about as riveting as

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