"So then, with my mind I am a slave to the law of God, but with my flesh I am a slave to the law of sin."
The celebrant to me as he unvested: "Thank you for reading Paul.."
I said, "That was me!.."
He
On this day October 24, the Claretian Missionaries and universal church celebrates the feast of their founder Saint Anthony Mary Claret who died on this day in 1870 in Fontfroide, France. He was born
The poetry of faith is always expansive:
The dramatist Jesus has done well. The impresario Luke has put the Play on stage. We are the audience. We watch and admire the performance of the two chara
Exodus 17:
The Moses painted here is a humorous picture of a seanchaí kind of Moses, a man totally committed to prayer and intercession. It is like the story of St Kevin and the blackbird: while lost
Paul to Timothy. Second Reading. "Proclaim the message." Three words - what words! He does not say - "Read the Good News..." Reading/reader - quite misleading. The term 'reader'is a misnomer. Proclaim
I agree with you Brendan. Thanks for highlighting as I hadn’t see this article.
No.13: Due process: Catholics accused of Church crimes have the right to due and transparent process. Trials must be
Every church structure and canon law should be examined under the microscope of these 15 principles to assess whether they are in accordance with the demands of justice and the Gospel ; if they are f
My first reaction was a “good on them!”
This is just so refreshing and uplifting to read. Sometimes however I fear that the very mention of Women in the Catholic Church is as much a turn off as t
Thanks for your recommendation, Padraig, of this link in regard to the wonderful insights of some Indian nuns about the injustices to women in the Church.
Do I take it that you, too, are ashamed at th
The Scrum of faith:
Schmidt has retained his front row with Cian Healy, Rory Best and Tadhg Furlong. I expect Rory will be held up like Moses and I hope his praying will do for the All Blacks what w
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25 October, 2019. Friday of Week 29
October 25 2019"So then, with my mind I am a slave to the law of God, but with my flesh I am a slave to the law of sin." The celebrant to me as he unvested: "Thank you for reading Paul.." I said, "That was me!.." He
24 October, 2019. Thursday of Week 29
October 24 2019On this day October 24, the Claretian Missionaries and universal church celebrates the feast of their founder Saint Anthony Mary Claret who died on this day in 1870 in Fontfroide, France. He was born
27 October, 2019. 30th Sunday (C)
October 27 2019The poetry of faith is always expansive: The dramatist Jesus has done well. The impresario Luke has put the Play on stage. We are the audience. We watch and admire the performance of the two chara
20 October, 2019. 29th Sunday (C)
October 20 2019Exodus 17: The Moses painted here is a humorous picture of a seanchaí kind of Moses, a man totally committed to prayer and intercession. It is like the story of St Kevin and the blackbird: while lost
20 October, 2019. 29th Sunday (C)
October 20 2019Paul to Timothy. Second Reading. "Proclaim the message." Three words - what words! He does not say - "Read the Good News..." Reading/reader - quite misleading. The term 'reader'is a misnomer. Proclaim
A Charter of Fundamental Rights for our Church; From the International Church Reform Network (ICRN)
October 7 2019I agree with you Brendan. Thanks for highlighting as I hadn’t see this article. No.13: Due process: Catholics accused of Church crimes have the right to due and transparent process. Trials must be
A Charter of Fundamental Rights for our Church; From the International Church Reform Network (ICRN)
October 7 2019Every church structure and canon law should be examined under the microscope of these 15 principles to assess whether they are in accordance with the demands of justice and the Gospel ; if they are f
”Women in the Church: Reading the Signs of the Time” – A view from India
October 17 2019My first reaction was a “good on them!” This is just so refreshing and uplifting to read. Sometimes however I fear that the very mention of Women in the Catholic Church is as much a turn off as t
”Women in the Church: Reading the Signs of the Time” – A view from India
October 17 2019Thanks for your recommendation, Padraig, of this link in regard to the wonderful insights of some Indian nuns about the injustices to women in the Church. Do I take it that you, too, are ashamed at th
20 October, 2019. 29th Sunday (C)
October 20 2019The Scrum of faith: Schmidt has retained his front row with Cian Healy, Rory Best and Tadhg Furlong. I expect Rory will be held up like Moses and I hope his praying will do for the All Blacks what w
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