St. Anselm of Canterbury has a refreshingly clear and simple way of looking at Our Lord's Vicarious Atonement. God is infinitely good in himself and infinitely good to us. Sin is to spit in the face o
#2 “Irish Catholics need to … stop obsessing about their declining clergy.”
We’re on a synodal pathway here Joe. As a good Christian Frank is simply reaching out to the marginalised in hope t
Confessing that I do not have the ability nor wisdom to respond to the deeply felt convictions and concerns expressed in this article by Sean O’Conaill I was nevertheless prompted by it to open ‘R
Frank Gregg, the Christian tradition is an overwhelming cornucopia of spiritual and intellectual treasures. Irish Catholics need to rediscover it and stop obsessing about their declining clergy. Why n
Do you know when Holding Out For A Hero will be available on Amazon for the United States?
Amazon does have several "romance" novels by that title, but not the real thing.
Ed: I'm sure the attach
I live in a vacuum of Christian teaching and even of discussion.
Were one to be initiated I would be a listener for quite a while, knowing fully all the circumstances surrounding the abdication o
Key Message:
What are we doing with our gifts?
Homily:
There is a family where the wife takes care of the earning part and the husband takes care of the household
There has been so much written and commentary over the last couple of days and yet we truly don't know the facts. And will we? Probably not. Should we?
Do we care? Probably not for the majority but a
Seán@12, thank you for your considered response, as always. I will look forward to continuing this conversation sometime next week. Despite having recently retired life continues to be quite busy.
B
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‘Rather than saying that the Church has a mission, we affirm that Church ‘is’ mission.’
November 21 2023St. Anselm of Canterbury has a refreshingly clear and simple way of looking at Our Lord's Vicarious Atonement. God is infinitely good in himself and infinitely good to us. Sin is to spit in the face o
Seán O’Conaill: How the BBC’s ‘Colosseum’ Explains the Creed
October 19 2023#2 “Irish Catholics need to … stop obsessing about their declining clergy.” We’re on a synodal pathway here Joe. As a good Christian Frank is simply reaching out to the marginalised in hope t
‘Rather than saying that the Church has a mission, we affirm that Church ‘is’ mission.’
November 21 2023Confessing that I do not have the ability nor wisdom to respond to the deeply felt convictions and concerns expressed in this article by Sean O’Conaill I was nevertheless prompted by it to open ‘R
‘Rather than saying that the Church has a mission, we affirm that Church ‘is’ mission.’
November 21 2023Well said. Thanks for such thought provoking insights.
Seán O’Conaill: How the BBC’s ‘Colosseum’ Explains the Creed
October 19 2023Frank Gregg, the Christian tradition is an overwhelming cornucopia of spiritual and intellectual treasures. Irish Catholics need to rediscover it and stop obsessing about their declining clergy. Why n
My years as a Catholic priest were a long winter of discontent – until Pope Francis arrived
November 20 2023Do you know when Holding Out For A Hero will be available on Amazon for the United States? Amazon does have several "romance" novels by that title, but not the real thing. Ed: I'm sure the attach
Seán O’Conaill: How the BBC’s ‘Colosseum’ Explains the Creed
October 19 2023I live in a vacuum of Christian teaching and even of discussion. Were one to be initiated I would be a listener for quite a while, knowing fully all the circumstances surrounding the abdication o
19 Nov 2023 – 33rd Sunday, (A)
November 19 2023Key Message: What are we doing with our gifts? Homily: There is a family where the wife takes care of the earning part and the husband takes care of the household
Bishop Strickland relieved of pastoral governance of US diocese
November 11 2023There has been so much written and commentary over the last couple of days and yet we truly don't know the facts. And will we? Probably not. Should we? Do we care? Probably not for the majority but a
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November 5 2023Seán@12, thank you for your considered response, as always. I will look forward to continuing this conversation sometime next week. Despite having recently retired life continues to be quite busy. B
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