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  • Before we make more mistakes: let’s think again about the ‘new’ lectionary!

    August 9 2020
    Joe O'Leary

    I don't like the NRSV because I keep feeling that its avoidance of traditional diction in the name of inclusive language is a kind of nannyism. Its translation of douloi as "slaves" right through the

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  • Enemies at the Gate

    August 6 2020
    Joe O'Leary

    Brendan, you hit so many nails on the head here. Because the virus is invisible it reproduces even in learned and intelligent minds the same syndrome as religion does, a mixture of hard-man scepticism

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  • Enemies at the Gate

    August 6 2020
    Jerry Peth

    People all over the world are spending hours everyday watching their favorite political news channels and minutes reading their bibles. I'm a devout American Catholic that realizes that the views prof

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  • Enemies at the Gate

    August 6 2020
    Eddie Finnegan

    With all of that, Sean@2, I agree totally - even though 'mimetic' never gets even a mention!

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  • Enemies at the Gate

    August 6 2020
    Sean O’Conaill

    ‘What happened to Sin?’ asked Sean Fagan. He was detailing the debacle that followed Humanae Vitae, the focussing of the church’s moral opprobrium onto dissent from that encyclical. Who rememb

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  • Enemies at the Gate

    August 6 2020
    Paddy Ferry

    An excellent article, Brendan. I have American cousins, devout Catholics, who are huge Trump supporters and they will hear no criticism of him. Did you notice where, recently, that great admirer of T

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  • The Holy Trinity

    August 4 2020
    Veronica Clerkin

    Dia Duit Seamus, would “The Greatest of These” be “You are called to Greatness” by Leo J. Trese. Thank you for your meaningful reflective postings, especially during lockdown. Your piece tod

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  • Audio – Paul Collins’ Zoom Presentation “What can the Irish Church learn from Australia”

    August 5 2020
    Sean O’Conaill

    Thanks for providing this - my own head was into the building US crisis because I have family there, so I missed out on the opportunity to Zoom in. Are we being too parochial re ‘Catholic’ - too

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  • The Holy Trinity

    August 4 2020
    Kevin Walters

    “That is why I believe Eucharist is seldom celebrated appropriately. Our lives are half-lived. Or we sleep-walk” I have read that because of the pandemic many priests are saying mass in isolation

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  • Statues Beware

    July 30 2020
    Pádraig McCarthy

    On the matter of the P.S. on “the poor statues”: Yes, there appear to have been hasty decisions. It seems clear now that the statues themselves do not represent slaves. There was a fascination wit

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