This priest is 'taking the road less traveled'."Keenly aware of the general absence of support from his fellow priests, Father Vignon does not spare his colleagues. “The truth is that many have go
Thank you, Tony, for your honesty, as always. I had just been reading Gene Kerrigan in last week's Sunday Independent, " If Robert Emmett could see us now", I share the link below, and his reminding
Thank you for posting notice of this event for us. It is a rare opportunity for those of us in this part of Ireland who are passionate about reform to come together to listen, to reflect and to share
Darlene Starrs @ 4Yes Darlene, it will only be a patch (sticking plaster) over an ever growing open wound (Divide) between the sexes, propagated from within the leadership of the Church. So having o
Was the impetus of Vatican II to simply patch the old wineskin?
Changing the celibacy rule is not necessarily ineffectual for a Church in crisis, but I believe it is only a patch. I believe the Lord
Patrick @1 above. A lot of people who voted to remove the 8th are against abortion. The 1983 Amendment was ill thought out,as it is impossible to insert into a Constitution all the exceptions,and nuan
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Tony Flannery wrote the above article which to my mind supports
a regime that finances the annihilation of innocent unborn babies
and he did it within a few days of the feast of
Limits to Freedom and limits to Democracy
I am shocked by the above article penned by Fr Tony Flannery in which he admits voting for and welcoming the Abortion Bill. This Bill is an unrestricted char
Recently Cardinal Marx of Munich has said that the hour has come to open the way of the Church to renewal and reform and to consider a change in the discipline of celibacy. So the day may come when pr
The pope’s call for metanoia - change of mindset - is equally apposite for the Irish conference of bishops. It is a huge mistake to confine the question of accountability to child safeguarding. Co
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January 2 2019This priest is 'taking the road less traveled'."Keenly aware of the general absence of support from his fellow priests, Father Vignon does not spare his colleagues. “The truth is that many have go
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January 2 2019Thank you, Tony, for your honesty, as always. I had just been reading Gene Kerrigan in last week's Sunday Independent, " If Robert Emmett could see us now", I share the link below, and his reminding
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January 7 2019Thank you for posting notice of this event for us. It is a rare opportunity for those of us in this part of Ireland who are passionate about reform to come together to listen, to reflect and to share
Cardinal urges change of celibacy rule
January 4 2019Darlene Starrs @ 4Yes Darlene, it will only be a patch (sticking plaster) over an ever growing open wound (Divide) between the sexes, propagated from within the leadership of the Church. So having o
Cardinal urges change of celibacy rule
January 4 2019Was the impetus of Vatican II to simply patch the old wineskin? Changing the celibacy rule is not necessarily ineffectual for a Church in crisis, but I believe it is only a patch. I believe the Lord
Looking back on 2018 and Repeal the Eight
January 2 2019Patrick @1 above. A lot of people who voted to remove the 8th are against abortion. The 1983 Amendment was ill thought out,as it is impossible to insert into a Constitution all the exceptions,and nuan
Looking back on 2018 and Repeal the Eight
January 2 2019reply from mary cuffe Tony Flannery wrote the above article which to my mind supports a regime that finances the annihilation of innocent unborn babies and he did it within a few days of the feast of
Looking back on 2018 and Repeal the Eight
January 2 2019Limits to Freedom and limits to Democracy I am shocked by the above article penned by Fr Tony Flannery in which he admits voting for and welcoming the Abortion Bill. This Bill is an unrestricted char
Cardinal urges change of celibacy rule
January 4 2019Recently Cardinal Marx of Munich has said that the hour has come to open the way of the Church to renewal and reform and to consider a change in the discipline of celibacy. So the day may come when pr
How to tackle the clerical abuse scandal.
January 2 2019The pope’s call for metanoia - change of mindset - is equally apposite for the Irish conference of bishops. It is a huge mistake to confine the question of accountability to child safeguarding. Co
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