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  • 17 December 2017. 3rd Sunday of Advent

    December 17 2017
    Frank Nubuasah

    Very deep reflectin in who I am and what I am doing on earth. Great indeed. You opened my eyes To see reality and the fundamental questions differently. Sincere thanks fir this reflection.

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  • No foot in the Slamming Door

    December 2 2017
    Mary Burke

    An Irish bishop in the north of the country has been heard to remark that the people have no problem with the 2011 translation, that it is only the priests who have. The implication of course is that

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  • 10 December 2017. 2nd Sunday of Advent

    December 10 2017
    YUSUFU MAYUNGA

    John was clothed with camel’s hair, with a leather belt around his waist, and he ate locusts and wild honey.Such type of clothing and eating, what did it reflect in the Jewish culture?

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  • No foot in the Slamming Door

    December 2 2017
    Colm Holmes

    Three cheers for the small number of communities who did not accept the gobbledygook 2011 missal!!!With todays online and photocopying facilities this is certainly feasible for many more communities

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  • 02 December 2017. Saturday of Week 34

    December 2 2017
    Sean O'Conaill

    #2 I will certainly do that, Pat. On our own ACI site I have my own 'wake up' reflection, attuned to these times of both darkness and expectation.https://acireland.ie/2018-year-rescue-belly-whale/

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  • No foot in the Slamming Door

    December 2 2017
    Gerard Moloney

    Fine piece. Needled to say, the Irish bishops are no better.

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  • 03 December 2017. 1st Sunday of Advent

    December 3 2017
    Pádraig McCarthy

    1 Cor 1:3-9: Paul refers to Jesus Christ six times in this reading, and three times in the preceding two verses: his focus is clear. "Our Lord Jesus Christ; who will sustain you to the end." The Lecti

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  • 02 December 2017. Saturday of Week 34

    December 2 2017
    Brian Fahy

    GregoryMy neighbour across the back garden has just died. He was an old man nearing eighty, Peter MacGregor. I saw him a few days ago walking his dog on a cold and misty morning. We waved to one ano

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  • 02 December 2017. Saturday of Week 34

    December 2 2017
    Pat Rogers

    Many thanks Seán, for your response -- and I hope you'll often feel drawn to add your reflections to the daily (& Sunday) homily notes. That's why I try to upload a whole month's worth of them at the

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  • 02 December 2017. Saturday of Week 34

    December 2 2017
    Sean O’Conaill

    This reflection is directly relevant to the tensions of this very moment in the history of the church.In 2003, warned of the possibility that a cancer might be incurable I had no option but to lap

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