I enjoyed reading this article and totally agree with most of it. What is missing from it, I feel, is any appreciation about how alienated many of us in this society are from the political and media
Dearbhail McDonald did a wonderful job, expressing better than anyone what the Irish people feel about those once omnipresent gracious women. Is there any bridge from the fervour of faith and charity
Recently I read that astronomers have discovered 85 possible planets outside our solar system with temperatures potentially cool enough to sustain life. To find cool heads elsewhere in the universe wo
I’ve not had access to the second programme, which I hope did justice to the goodness and kindness of our religious sisters. “Ah, sure where would we be without our priests and nuns!” is a cring
Thanks, Eddie @7. For some reason that I don't understand myself I haven't been logging onto the ACI site recently but now I will start doing so again.
And, thanks Joe@8. I wondered had you been able
Brendan's Enniscrone story is an excellent extension of the cute hoorism philosophy beyond the merely political and temporal realms. That Sligo district justice deserves national recognition. Btw, whe
Liturgical images, as in comment 2, can be very helpful when trying to lift the curtain on the future to see what kind of Church may emerge from the synodal process.
With apprehension my active imagin
Yes indeed, Professor O’Loughlin has shared his Wisdom. Many have waited a very long time so let us Begin NOW and sit around the table, and listen to one another. Send down your Spirit O Lord to us
“We don’t need more vocations. The problem is we’ve had too many vocations.” The Last Priests and Nuns in Ireland programmes on RTÉ were both enlightened and enlightening, as the above quote
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Brendan Hoban: Sharp practices are still part of Irish psyche
January 22 2024I enjoyed reading this article and totally agree with most of it. What is missing from it, I feel, is any appreciation about how alienated many of us in this society are from the political and media
Sean O’Conaill: “Take the Risk for Christ” and the National Vocations Office
January 19 2024A really excellent piece, Seán, thank you.
THIS EVENING!!! RTÉ television documentaries: ‘The Last Priests in Ireland’ (features the ACP’s Roy Donovan) and ‘The Last Nuns in Ireland’
January 15 2024Dearbhail McDonald did a wonderful job, expressing better than anyone what the Irish people feel about those once omnipresent gracious women. Is there any bridge from the fervour of faith and charity
THIS EVENING!!! RTÉ television documentaries: ‘The Last Priests in Ireland’ (features the ACP’s Roy Donovan) and ‘The Last Nuns in Ireland’
January 15 2024Recently I read that astronomers have discovered 85 possible planets outside our solar system with temperatures potentially cool enough to sustain life. To find cool heads elsewhere in the universe wo
THIS EVENING!!! RTÉ television documentaries: ‘The Last Priests in Ireland’ (features the ACP’s Roy Donovan) and ‘The Last Nuns in Ireland’
January 15 2024I’ve not had access to the second programme, which I hope did justice to the goodness and kindness of our religious sisters. “Ah, sure where would we be without our priests and nuns!” is a cring
THIS EVENING!!! RTÉ television documentaries: ‘The Last Priests in Ireland’ (features the ACP’s Roy Donovan) and ‘The Last Nuns in Ireland’
January 15 2024Thanks, Eddie @7. For some reason that I don't understand myself I haven't been logging onto the ACI site recently but now I will start doing so again. And, thanks Joe@8. I wondered had you been able
Brendan Hoban: Sharp practices are still part of Irish psyche
January 22 2024Brendan's Enniscrone story is an excellent extension of the cute hoorism philosophy beyond the merely political and temporal realms. That Sligo district justice deserves national recognition. Btw, whe
Sean O’Conaill: “Take the Risk for Christ” and the National Vocations Office
January 19 2024Liturgical images, as in comment 2, can be very helpful when trying to lift the curtain on the future to see what kind of Church may emerge from the synodal process. With apprehension my active imagin
Sean O’Conaill: “Take the Risk for Christ” and the National Vocations Office
January 19 2024Yes indeed, Professor O’Loughlin has shared his Wisdom. Many have waited a very long time so let us Begin NOW and sit around the table, and listen to one another. Send down your Spirit O Lord to us
Sean O’Conaill: “Take the Risk for Christ” and the National Vocations Office
January 19 2024“We don’t need more vocations. The problem is we’ve had too many vocations.” The Last Priests and Nuns in Ireland programmes on RTÉ were both enlightened and enlightening, as the above quote
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