Thank you Chris, I always enjoy your posts , they are measured and kind, without preaching,and as we appear to have the same taste in music, a natural winner đ
I copied some of your words of wisdom
Thanks very much for including This fascinating commentary on the background of the new Cardinals and the Direction with their appointment suggests for church revitalisation into the future. Is clear
Like Jerry, I look forward to reading the contributions on the ACP site. I don't comment generally, as I always feel I should have something important to say before I commit "pen to paper". Added to t
As I went out the front door this morning for Mass in the parish church, a woman walked past the gate. She didnât see me. She walked on a few metres (yards?!), she stopped, bent down, and buried her
â Silence is an unacceptable luxuryâ says Seamus. I totally concur but Seamus is an Order priest and I feel they have more freedom to speak out than the ordinary, even the extraordinary, diocesan
From America, thanks to all the wrtters! I truly enjoy the reflections and comments each and everyday. With a cup of coffee first thing in the morning I'm so grateful for the words written on these pa
Jesus tells us to use our wits and show a little initiative. Canny capitalists never lose an opportunity for profit, but the children of light are often dopey and ineffectual.
The Church sets the par
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September 20 2019Thank you Chris, I always enjoy your posts , they are measured and kind, without preaching,and as we appear to have the same taste in music, a natural winner đ I copied some of your words of wisdom
New Cardinals: The men are the message
September 16 2019Thanks very much for including This fascinating commentary on the background of the new Cardinals and the Direction with their appointment suggests for church revitalisation into the future. Is clear
A Comment on the Comments (or not)
September 22 2019Like Jerry, I look forward to reading the contributions on the ACP site. I don't comment generally, as I always feel I should have something important to say before I commit "pen to paper". Added to t
A Comment on the Comments (or not)
September 22 2019As I went out the front door this morning for Mass in the parish church, a woman walked past the gate. She didnât see me. She walked on a few metres (yards?!), she stopped, bent down, and buried her
A Comment on the Comments (or not)
September 22 2019â Silence is an unacceptable luxuryâ says Seamus. I totally concur but Seamus is an Order priest and I feel they have more freedom to speak out than the ordinary, even the extraordinary, diocesan
A Comment on the Comments (or not)
September 22 2019From America, thanks to all the wrtters! I truly enjoy the reflections and comments each and everyday. With a cup of coffee first thing in the morning I'm so grateful for the words written on these pa
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September 22 2019Jesus tells us to use our wits and show a little initiative. Canny capitalists never lose an opportunity for profit, but the children of light are often dopey and ineffectual. The Church sets the par
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