Please don't emigrate, Seamus, expect, perhaps, to Scotland. Now that would please a lot of people in your previous parishes in Dundee and Edinburgh.
I sense, as I read at least some of your articles
Paddy, reading John O'Malley, SJ's "Vatican I" I can add a 5th: the rushed through definition of papal infallibility in 1870.
Did it have providential good effects? No doubt. But look at its bad effe
I really like your reply Donal . I agree with the two stages you suggest and that was where my thinking was going too but perhaps it would be best to try to get agreement by the Irish Bishops on the
Catholicism is caught in a feedback loop just like every other "ism" on this planet. Blame mimetic desire and it being completely incompatible with innovation these days. Clericalism is what we have
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October 2 2018Please don't emigrate, Seamus, expect, perhaps, to Scotland. Now that would please a lot of people in your previous parishes in Dundee and Edinburgh. I sense, as I read at least some of your articles
Come Dancing with Grand Designs
October 2 2018I thoroughly enjoy every one of your articles, they brighten my day.
When Words prevent Prayer – the current state of the Eucharistic Liturgy
September 21 2018A comment from Michael Neary, a (former/current?) member of Vox Clara would be appropriate.
Northern Regional Meeting, ACP
October 3 2018Pardon my grammatical slip - "you're country" for "your country" - @1 above. The shame of it for an old English teacher !
When Words prevent Prayer – the current state of the Eucharistic Liturgy
September 21 2018Joe, I just assumed papal infallibility was a given.
Come Dancing with Grand Designs
October 2 2018Bravo Seamus!
04 October. Thursday, Week 26
October 4 2018To Brian, I hope all is well, we have gone from feast to famine with your homilies.. best wishes Phil
When Words prevent Prayer – the current state of the Eucharistic Liturgy
September 21 2018Paddy, reading John O'Malley, SJ's "Vatican I" I can add a 5th: the rushed through definition of papal infallibility in 1870. Did it have providential good effects? No doubt. But look at its bad effe
When Words prevent Prayer – the current state of the Eucharistic Liturgy
September 21 2018I really like your reply Donal . I agree with the two stages you suggest and that was where my thinking was going too but perhaps it would be best to try to get agreement by the Irish Bishops on the
We need to re-understand ‘Sin’ – not bin it
September 29 2018Catholicism is caught in a feedback loop just like every other "ism" on this planet. Blame mimetic desire and it being completely incompatible with innovation these days. Clericalism is what we have
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