Prof. Ferriter is on the mark as well, though perhaps missing the silent majority who may not have had much "fun": https://www.irishtimes.com/opinion/diarmaid-ferriter-we-can-t-let-dark-past-define-ir
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Both sentences you quote simply refer to the natural tendency that humanity has historically shown to address, diagnose and seek to cure illness in people where possible at any age of stage of de
Very good point, Sean. I am wondering tonight what churchgoers in America will think of their world outside tomorrow. Just when you think Trumps America cannot get any worse,it does. And, they attempt
Totally agree with this: "I still maintain it is quite wrong that this good man should be dragged to Ireland. To the Aras. To Dublin Castle. To the Pro-Cathedral. To Knock. To Croke Park. To Kevin’s
So Mary McAleese is "stridently screaming" and the Government's apology to gays is brooding on the past? Well, I would say it is we priests who should be apologizing, and deeply. I've often noticed a
Aged 75, I have yet to experience a Sunday Creed that was accompanied by an invitation to reflect upon and discuss how to articulate its meaning to the world outside. Aren't we 'babbling' that too -
‘The Church’s mission is not to compel the unwilling, but to invite the willing.’ Isn't it to advise people that one and all are invited no matter their willingness or not? How does it fair for
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June 22 2018Prof. Ferriter is on the mark as well, though perhaps missing the silent majority who may not have had much "fun": https://www.irishtimes.com/opinion/diarmaid-ferriter-we-can-t-let-dark-past-define-ir
Midsummer Night’s Dream
June 22 2018McAleese and Varadkar are better leaders than any cleric. If you can't beat them, why not join them?
‘more tolerant, open and respectful’ – really??
June 14 2018# 25 Both sentences you quote simply refer to the natural tendency that humanity has historically shown to address, diagnose and seek to cure illness in people where possible at any age of stage of de
‘Do not Babble’
June 21 2018Very good point, Sean. I am wondering tonight what churchgoers in America will think of their world outside tomorrow. Just when you think Trumps America cannot get any worse,it does. And, they attempt
Midsummer Night’s Dream
June 22 2018Totally agree with this: "I still maintain it is quite wrong that this good man should be dragged to Ireland. To the Aras. To Dublin Castle. To the Pro-Cathedral. To Knock. To Croke Park. To Kevin’s
Midsummer Night’s Dream
June 22 2018So Mary McAleese is "stridently screaming" and the Government's apology to gays is brooding on the past? Well, I would say it is we priests who should be apologizing, and deeply. I've often noticed a
Midsummer Night’s Dream
June 22 2018It is such a treat to read you, Seamus. Thank you.
‘Do not Babble’
June 21 2018Aged 75, I have yet to experience a Sunday Creed that was accompanied by an invitation to reflect upon and discuss how to articulate its meaning to the world outside. Aren't we 'babbling' that too -
ACP Public Meetings – “What do we need to say to Pope Francis about the Irish Church?”
July 17 2018‘The Church’s mission is not to compel the unwilling, but to invite the willing.’ Isn't it to advise people that one and all are invited no matter their willingness or not? How does it fair for
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June 21 2018This resource is such a blessing, thank you and many blessings.
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