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  • Positive Realistic Expectations of Pope Francis’ Visit

    August 24 2018
    Brian Fahy

    Yes Tony, well said in every word and subject matter. When we were students, you in Ireland and myself in England, we heard about Vatican II and the 'People of God' and the 'equal dignity of all the b

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  • 26 August. 21st Sunday

    August 26 2018
    Brian Fahy

    I was home from junior seminary after my first three months away and was talking in the kitchen. My little sister, Sheila, aged 6, was looking and listening. Then she turned to her mammy and said, 'o

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  • Raiding the Pockets of God

    August 24 2018
    Richard Shannon

    The recent revelations about the appalling abuse by clerics in Pennsylvania and the Benedictine schools in England highlight once again the need for radical reform of the ministerial priesthood. It i

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  • What happened to Catholic Ireland?

    August 23 2018
    Paddy Ferry

    Brendan, I want to wish you a long, happy and healthy retirement too. I am sure we will not be missing your thought-provoking articles because you will still be writing them --- I hope !!

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  • 26 August. 21st Sunday

    August 26 2018
    Soline Humbert

    Thank you for making the changes and dropping the subordinating verses.

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  • In response to our hurting Church

    August 23 2018
    William O'Brien

    I am not a supporter of the Bishops for the most part in their action and inaction. The scars of rape and violence are not eradicable, ever. The individual can heal over time, but there is no such t

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  • 25 August. Saturday, Week 20

    August 25 2018
    Brian Fahy

    It is more important to be a christian than to be a priest. This thought struck me tonight. I have been a priest for 29 years before I left to marry. I have been a husband and am now a widower. I am a

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  • Gay priests are “caught in a trap of dishonesty”

    August 8 2018
    Margaret Hickey

    You can't assess a Pope's legacy while still alive. Humility is mostly present where it is least marked.

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  • What happened to Catholic Ireland?

    August 23 2018
    Kay McGinty

    Brendan, I wish you a long, happy and fulfilling retirement.. I can’t imagine that you will sit back in your rocking chair and read books.. I’m sure you have a lot of living still to do! You have

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  • Chris McDonnell: in appreciation of Richard Sipe

    August 23 2018
    Jane Ireland

    I used to work in retail. I was very lucky that honesty was valued. Quite a large percentage of the staff were gay. Many where in management. They did not prey on the younger men or give gay men prefe

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