Archbishop Scicluna has a very good record when it comes to child protection. He worked in this area from 2002 to 2012 to promote the zero tolerance policy adopted by the Churchhttps://t.co/uzJ0UuBW
Jim Egan, you may not have noticed but over the past seven or more years this site has developed beyond being a forum for the ordained, though that was its original purpose in 2010. We look to such a
Brendan Hoban's reference to the bishops of England and Wales is pertinent. The response from the hierarchy in England has been the echo of silence; a pin dropped in the whispering gallery in the dome
Eddie @2
Surely we have moved beyond looking to priests to comment and advise on everything. We lay members of the church are quite capable of informing ourselves about these matters and informing our
I agree completely with Michael @1
The idea of letting the laity lead parishes, is an illusion.
Progressive Priests, are a key requirement for reform to take place,
sadly, they are very thin on the gr
Thank you Pádraig McCarthy@1 for once again naming and spelling out another inconvenient truth. I hope the remaining 1,000+ Association members and all regular contributors to this forum will find th
Tragic memories.
Six million Jewish people specifically targeted, along with a variety of others, who were defined as "life unworthy of life" (in German: "Lebensunwertes Leben") the designation for th
The full involvement of the laity in the church is not on the cards in Ireland in the short term at least.The Catholic church in Ireland is for old people, at parish level, generally, there is no e
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Pope orders new investigation into allegations against Bishop Barros
January 30 2018Archbishop Scicluna has a very good record when it comes to child protection. He worked in this area from 2002 to 2012 to promote the zero tolerance policy adopted by the Churchhttps://t.co/uzJ0UuBW
Holocaust Memorial Day – lest we forget
January 27 2018Jim Egan, you may not have noticed but over the past seven or more years this site has developed beyond being a forum for the ordained, though that was its original purpose in 2010. We look to such a
A House Divided
January 30 2018Brendan Hoban's reference to the bishops of England and Wales is pertinent. The response from the hierarchy in England has been the echo of silence; a pin dropped in the whispering gallery in the dome
Pope orders new investigation into allegations against Bishop Barros
January 30 2018A welcome move. But is it not a little late.
Holocaust Memorial Day – lest we forget
January 27 2018Eddie @2 Surely we have moved beyond looking to priests to comment and advise on everything. We lay members of the church are quite capable of informing ourselves about these matters and informing our
Let Laity Lead Parishes
January 26 2018I agree completely with Michael @1 The idea of letting the laity lead parishes, is an illusion. Progressive Priests, are a key requirement for reform to take place, sadly, they are very thin on the gr
Pope apologises to victims of abuse for words used in defence of Bishop Barros
January 22 2018Good to see some action been taken by the Popehttps://t.co/vRVUd5Le6t?ssr=true
Holocaust Memorial Day – lest we forget
January 27 2018Thank you Pádraig McCarthy@1 for once again naming and spelling out another inconvenient truth. I hope the remaining 1,000+ Association members and all regular contributors to this forum will find th
Holocaust Memorial Day – lest we forget
January 27 2018Tragic memories. Six million Jewish people specifically targeted, along with a variety of others, who were defined as "life unworthy of life" (in German: "Lebensunwertes Leben") the designation for th
Let Laity Lead Parishes
January 26 2018The full involvement of the laity in the church is not on the cards in Ireland in the short term at least.The Catholic church in Ireland is for old people, at parish level, generally, there is no e
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