I much appreciate Brian's generous comments.
I sincerely hope I will not be held responsible by future generations for his shredding a valuable archive!
After the joy of reading the article by Chris O’Donnell extolling the greatness of human conversation as our health and healing way of living life, I started to shred lots of my old writings that no
Totally agree with you all , well said !
And Mary you are so right .. it must be honest conversation.. otherwise why bother..
I also am with you about the smaller purer Church.. its going that way al
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“The rights of an informed conscience are a well-established part of Catholic teaching.”
True but not addressing the question posed in 22. Adieu Father.
“But we must not give up seeking conversation that is honest and purposeful.”
Chris makes an excellent point and sadly we have lost the art of conversation, of sitting face to face with another, l
Thank you, ChrisThank you to Chris McDonnell for a wonderful article on the power and beauty of the human voice in conversation. Jesus wrote nothing down, himself, but he is God’s word in conversa
Joe @23 Bishop Doran's message should have been clear enough. I think the sad,unedifying displays post result in Dublin Castle should have given pause to any Catholics who voted Yes.
Brendan O'Connor in his front page piece on the new Middle Ireland in last Sunday's Sunday Independent gets to the crux of the matter, I think, and that last line sums it up perfectly."A gay Taoisea
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June 3 2018“But we must not give up seeking conversation that is honest and purposeful.” Chris makes an excellent point and sadly we have lost the art of conversation, of sitting face to face with another, l
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June 3 2018Thank you, ChrisThank you to Chris McDonnell for a wonderful article on the power and beauty of the human voice in conversation. Jesus wrote nothing down, himself, but he is God’s word in conversa
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May 28 2018Brendan O'Connor in his front page piece on the new Middle Ireland in last Sunday's Sunday Independent gets to the crux of the matter, I think, and that last line sums it up perfectly."A gay Taoisea
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