No, don’t hold your breath, Tony. Not a wise thing to do as you will need every single breath to continue fighting and raging against the injustice. You are probably right in that they are waiting f
Solidarity Tony.
I am wondering if the continuing silence and inactivity by those in positions of authority in sorting Tony's situation has anything to do with being a deterrent to keep others silent
I’m extremely sympathetic to Tony, and he’s a hugely valuable voice in Irish Catholicism (such as it is). But, his logic is really very flawed in this article. Burke and the others are objecting t
Time for Pope Francis to resolve this scandalous situation graciously and to apologize also to Sean Fagan (or must he wait as long as Galileo?). That would be a reassuring gesture to the Irish people
For me, the saddest aspect of the situation in which Tony finds himself - is the failure of the Redemptorist Leadership to support him. How can they abandon their brother who has given a lifetime of
I wrote three or four times to the previous Nuncio, Charles Brown, about the injustice of the situation for Tony and others.
I received replies, none of which addressed the issues raised!
Would it he
Great article Tony and you clearly explain how the powerful silenced you and how they are now trying to silence the pope himself. He's also a heretic (in their eyes) so your in good company!! I wonder
One of the great things about Catholicism is that the more things change the more they remain the same. The remedies for one era suffice for all eras as illustrated very well in paragraphs 162 and 16
Tony Flannery, by any humane standard, has been treated most unfairly.
The visit of Pope Francis offers a real opportunity to right the injustice of his case and that of several others. I suggest tha
I am an 84 year old Catholic priest who finds Tony Flannery and his book 'A Question of Conscience' an inspiration. His dedication to truth has brought down upon him an isolation from all he has known
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Six Years Later, anyone willing to right a wrong?
April 10 2018No, don’t hold your breath, Tony. Not a wise thing to do as you will need every single breath to continue fighting and raging against the injustice. You are probably right in that they are waiting f
Six Years Later, anyone willing to right a wrong?
April 10 2018Solidarity Tony. I am wondering if the continuing silence and inactivity by those in positions of authority in sorting Tony's situation has anything to do with being a deterrent to keep others silent
Six Years Later, anyone willing to right a wrong?
April 10 2018I’m extremely sympathetic to Tony, and he’s a hugely valuable voice in Irish Catholicism (such as it is). But, his logic is really very flawed in this article. Burke and the others are objecting t
Six Years Later, anyone willing to right a wrong?
April 10 2018Time for Pope Francis to resolve this scandalous situation graciously and to apologize also to Sean Fagan (or must he wait as long as Galileo?). That would be a reassuring gesture to the Irish people
Six Years Later, anyone willing to right a wrong?
April 10 2018For me, the saddest aspect of the situation in which Tony finds himself - is the failure of the Redemptorist Leadership to support him. How can they abandon their brother who has given a lifetime of
Six Years Later, anyone willing to right a wrong?
April 10 2018I wrote three or four times to the previous Nuncio, Charles Brown, about the injustice of the situation for Tony and others. I received replies, none of which addressed the issues raised! Would it he
Six Years Later, anyone willing to right a wrong?
April 10 2018Great article Tony and you clearly explain how the powerful silenced you and how they are now trying to silence the pope himself. He's also a heretic (in their eyes) so your in good company!! I wonder
Rejoice and Be Glad; On the Call to Holiness in Today’s World.
April 9 2018One of the great things about Catholicism is that the more things change the more they remain the same. The remedies for one era suffice for all eras as illustrated very well in paragraphs 162 and 16
Six Years Later, anyone willing to right a wrong?
April 10 2018Tony Flannery, by any humane standard, has been treated most unfairly. The visit of Pope Francis offers a real opportunity to right the injustice of his case and that of several others. I suggest tha
Six Years Later, anyone willing to right a wrong?
April 10 2018I am an 84 year old Catholic priest who finds Tony Flannery and his book 'A Question of Conscience' an inspiration. His dedication to truth has brought down upon him an isolation from all he has known
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