That Guardian article daftly argues that the difference between Pope Francis and his opponents is that the latter are 'counter-cultural' whereas Francis wants 'the world' to 'set the agenda' for 'the
Dissent and consensus in the era of Pope Francis: petitions are not the answer
From the link below
“A petition in favor of the pope risks giving the impression that the support for him is smaller,
Oh, I might just have a thing or two to say on that website in favour of supporting Pope Francis in any way we can. I just hope I can do it in the appropriate language. Expressing my concerns in Eng
While some Catholics wish Pope Francis dead, according to that Gaurdian article, it is interesting to hear other prominent non-Catholic Christians speak about him.
The link below is to a BBC Radio Sco
I think it is really important that we are vocal in our support of Francis. I came across this rather unsettling article in yesterday's Gaurdian which shows the extent of the opposition he faces from
It's such a shame that despite the richness of our tradition, the infinite possibilities we could have at our disposal when it comes to Gospel outreach and the sharing of faith as part of our Sunday o
I think Lloyd some of us are a little late for having any major impact, or indeed perhaps a bit too early depending on your viewpoint! I am starting to see the reality of how one can be quite invisib
An addendum!
In the reading from Exodus, the people of Israel have experienced the compassion of God in their liberation from Egypt. They are called to embody that compassion by taking steps to ensure
A few scattered thoughts.
The "Shemáh", the "Sh’ma Yisrael" referred to in Kieran O'Mahony's notes above: The Jewish tradition is to recite Deuteronomy 6:4-9 "when you lie down and when you rise up
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October 28 2017That Guardian article daftly argues that the difference between Pope Francis and his opponents is that the latter are 'counter-cultural' whereas Francis wants 'the world' to 'set the agenda' for 'the
Silence implies Consent – We must Speak Up!
October 28 2017Dissent and consensus in the era of Pope Francis: petitions are not the answer From the link below “A petition in favor of the pope risks giving the impression that the support for him is smaller,
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October 28 2017Oh, I might just have a thing or two to say on that website in favour of supporting Pope Francis in any way we can. I just hope I can do it in the appropriate language. Expressing my concerns in Eng
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