Fascinating. Love the history . Thank you for this enlightening
Information . I think all church women would love more stories
and facts of early church women and there roles of leadership
In the his
Well said, Chris. It is sad to see how so many prophetic voices are derided or ignored when we know that every human institution needs to learn to accept constructive criticism else it fails to grow a
Ireland has changed, becoming a cauldron of boiling secularism. Like most of the Western world it has become servo electronic and servo mechanistic. Dear brother priests of Ireland, genuine holiness i
I often remembered Michael Cawley as the best kind of classical Maynooth priest, deep, honest, rooted, unselfish, even though it's been more than 50 years.
Thanks Brendan for your appreciative words on Fr Michael Cawley. I remember Mick as a friendly lad in Maynooth around 1962-63 - a sound and solid man in every sense. A great friend of Brian Conlon of
Thank you, Brendan....one of the (few??) prophets of our Church here in Ireland. Your addressing Taoiseach Varadkar's comment did not reflect, for an instant, someone baying for blood. (And I fear
Now John Kirwin@2, you have awarded Leo and Micheál (watch your spelling!) exactly two paragraphs more than the vast majority of reverend members of the ACP have ever claimed on this forum. Leo and M
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Artifacts show that early church women served as clergy
July 14 2019Fascinating. Love the history . Thank you for this enlightening Information . I think all church women would love more stories and facts of early church women and there roles of leadership In the his
In the Shadow of Prophecy
July 19 2019Thank you Chris. You have reminded me that every time I criticise it (and I do so often) I qualify my remarks with the words "The Church I love".
In the Shadow of Prophecy
July 19 2019Well said, Chris. It is sad to see how so many prophetic voices are derided or ignored when we know that every human institution needs to learn to accept constructive criticism else it fails to grow a
Artifacts show that early church women served as clergy
July 14 2019Fascinating , thank you for sharing this with us ACP. I guess there are no comments as it's all been said before... too many times...
Out of the Depths, I Cry to You, O Lord (psalm 129)
June 19 2019Ireland has changed, becoming a cauldron of boiling secularism. Like most of the Western world it has become servo electronic and servo mechanistic. Dear brother priests of Ireland, genuine holiness i
12 July. Friday of Week 14
July 12 2019Thank you for your thoughtful reflections, I read them and pray with them every single day. I would gladly contribute to your efforts.
Behind the Taoiseach’s Comments
July 9 2019I often remembered Michael Cawley as the best kind of classical Maynooth priest, deep, honest, rooted, unselfish, even though it's been more than 50 years.
Behind the Taoiseach’s Comments
July 9 2019Thanks Brendan for your appreciative words on Fr Michael Cawley. I remember Mick as a friendly lad in Maynooth around 1962-63 - a sound and solid man in every sense. A great friend of Brian Conlon of
Behind the Taoiseach’s Comments
July 9 2019Thank you, Brendan....one of the (few??) prophets of our Church here in Ireland. Your addressing Taoiseach Varadkar's comment did not reflect, for an instant, someone baying for blood. (And I fear
That sinning priest behind the altar!
July 8 2019Now John Kirwin@2, you have awarded Leo and Micheál (watch your spelling!) exactly two paragraphs more than the vast majority of reverend members of the ACP have ever claimed on this forum. Leo and M
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