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  • Difference, division, and the acceptance of diversity

    January 16 2018
    Pádraig McCarthy

    Thanks, Gabriel. I like the note of hope woven through the sense of frustration! While diversity can lead to division, if we can learn not to fear diversity it can become a source of deep enrichment.

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  • Difference, division, and the acceptance of diversity

    January 16 2018
    Mary Wood

    Warm thanks for making this text available, and of course to Fr Gabriel for his distilled wisdom

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  • Difference, division, and the acceptance of diversity

    January 16 2018
    Lloyd Allan MacPherson

    Based on how Pope Francis courageously positions Catholicism in this world, I think it would be more efficient to classify his opposition as the following : 1. insane : in a state of mind that prevent

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  • Difference, division, and the acceptance of diversity

    January 16 2018
    William Herlihy

    Thank you Gabriel for your thought- provoking article. I am not a theologian,but a traditional catholic who is very sceptical of his church. I am now in the winter of my years. In the early years of m

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  • Priests – Ministers of Religion or Messengers of Joy?

    January 15 2018
    Eddie Finnegan

    In a rather earnest piece (one of a trilogy), "Is the ACP an All-Ireland reform movement or not?", on this site on 27 March 2013 I wondered about the absence of men such as Joe McVeigh and Padraig Sta

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  • Difference, division, and the acceptance of diversity

    January 16 2018
    Sean O'Conaill

    Would it not be more accurate to describe the opposition to Pope Francis as 'neo-traditionalist' - to emphasise that it arises not out of the church's great Tradition, but out of a very modern fear of

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  • Priests – Ministers of Religion or Messengers of Joy?

    January 15 2018
    Gerry McFlynn

    A really inspiring and thought-provoking article, Joe. Should be compulsory reading for every bishop and priest in the country. It's implications need to be studied and acted upon. As Thomas Mert

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  • Mass is flabby and possibly obese

    January 11 2018
    Kevin Walters

    Addendum to my Post @ 13 Do we not also see the significance of the face covering, from within the tomb of Jesus “and the cloth that had been on his head, not lying with the linen cloths, but rol

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  • Difference, division, and the acceptance of diversity

    January 16 2018
    Mary Vallely

    There are so many gems for reflection in this wonderful lecture and how comforting it is to be reminded that “we are entering on a task the success of which depends primarily on the inspiration of

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  • 15 January. Monday of Week 2

    January 15 2018
    Pat Rogers

    Thank you, Andy. Yes it is true that Samuel's instructions to King Saul are an application of the "Herem" ("Ban") principle so clearly stated in Leviticus 27:28-33 and in Deuteronomy, and narrated in

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