Mary@5, without the intellect the heart is just a fairly primitive pump!
I think Padraig's scriptural vade-me-cum has very little to do with all those too easily employed 'cuss-words' in your first t
Yes but the most important aspect of Scripture is studying the life and person of Jesus in the Gospels. We can study and have deep, intellectual theological debates and enjoy the cut and thrust of su
When the church is beaten down to survival mode, where does it reach for renewal?
Of course the Scriptures.
The Archdiocese of Dublin promoted scriptural renewal some time back by distributing the
I almost didn't see the movie because of a trashing of it by John Waters on First Things. I was amazed at its lavish spectacle (based mainly on studio reconstructions, since the Vatican forbids use of
Journey of the Magi
T. S. Eliot
“A cold coming we had of it,
Just the worst time of the year
For a journey, and such a long journey:
The ways deep and the weather sharp,
The very dead of winter.”
I have no doubt that, just as King Cnut or Canute of Denmark, England and Norway was the supreme ironist of the second decade of the second millennium, Joseph Ratzinger could claim to be supreme ironi
Pádraig
Very many thanks for the leaflet. Allow me to quote Pope Francis once again.. EN 175 The study of the sacred Scriptures must be a door opened to every believer. It is essential that the rev
I like the Irish version of this gospel reading because to me, it conveys a dynamic impression of “Word”:
“Bhí an Briathar ann i dtús báire
agus bhí an Briathar in éineacht le Dia,
agus ba
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January 5 2020I like the Irish version of this gospel reading because to me, it conveys a dynamic impression of “Word”: “Bhí an Briathar ann i dtús báire agus bhí an Briathar in éineacht le Dia, agus ba
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