I may have mentioned this previously but I was rather amused by the response of one of our local singers. Jenny was singing at a funeral. She arrived into the sacristy. She was very angry. She couldn
Well written Article Brendan.
My experience is that criticism of the Policies and encyclicals of Pope Francis was ruthlessly suppressed.
After all, it culminated in my excommunication.
How m
Thank you Leadership Team and Joe, and Tony (below) too, for sharing this.
It is such a sad day especially as we saw him on our screens on the news last night.
With hindsight I think March 13th, 201
#5 "Ground zero in this vast modern discussion is Samuel Reimarus’s demolition of the tale of the guards at the tomb in the 18th century."
How exactly, Joe, does that (or any other) scriptural 'd
"And yet to read e.g. the account of Thomas’ reactions to the news of Jesus’ return in John’s Gospel is to be faced with a stark choice. Either that account is a very deliberate and conscious fa
As he moved toward death his effective witness to the Gospel was concentrated in luminous and touching gestures: visiting the prisoners in Regina Caeli; phoning friends in Gaza as he did every evening
Paddy, thanks for your question -- which made me discover that I've already written next Sunday's sermon: https://josephsoleary.typepad.com/my_weblog/resurrection I follow 1 Cor 15 on the resurrectio
I was as 'swithery' on the bodily Resurrection of Jesus as anyone until my own life depended literally upon prayer and some kind of rescue / resurrection.
Not enough is usually at stake for us as
All so true, Séan and Joe.
Digressing now, I wonder where you both stand on the theology of the Resurrection, physical, spiritual or what?
I was twice in Emmaus in the 1980s.
Our pilgrimages were le
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April 21 2025I may have mentioned this previously but I was rather amused by the response of one of our local singers. Jenny was singing at a funeral. She arrived into the sacristy. She was very angry. She couldn
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April 22 2025Well written Article Brendan. My experience is that criticism of the Policies and encyclicals of Pope Francis was ruthlessly suppressed. After all, it culminated in my excommunication. How m
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