I made a mistake above: the inquisition in Palermo was set up by Spain, which ruled Sicily at the time. Since there were so few Protestants or Jewish conversos it became a very petty institution with
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New priests are emerging in the first world.
The dioceses and religious orders being gifted with new vocations have a tendency to be characterised by efforts at close adherence to Church teaching.
Thanks, Lee@15. You can see the need for a support group for priests which is very much at the heart of the ACP but also the great need for a similar lay association which is what the ACI does so wel
Thank you Lee@15.
In the early 90s I cofounded,with a priest, a movement to open all ministries to women(BASIC,Brothers And Sisters in Christ),which merged with We Are Church Ireland in 2012.BASIC is
Hi Soline,
I have read in the newspapers of letters being sent to popes (and bravely signed ) which were acknowledged and after that who knows what happened to them.. I have read many sad stories on-l
Soline (3,9,11). Soline, have you considered moving towards establishing such as, e.g., "Association of Catholic Women of Ireland"? I would support you. However, I do appreciate that ACP would prob
MacCulloch's perception of a scholar in steep decline is shared by others in reference to a previous book of his:http://scienceblogs.com/evolvingthoughts/2008/09/06/rodney-starks-idiotic-historyht
The Spanish Inquisition (1478-1834) is (conservatively) estimated to have handled some 150,000 cases and executed some 3000 alleged heretics (Henry Kamen). The Spanish rulers forced the Pope to set it
I looked at the complete MacCulloch review in the TLS today and found it dripping with sarcasm, as was objected by the Catholic novelist Piers Paul Read in a letter in a subsequent issue. MacCulloch c
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Lazy, hazy days with a good book
August 14 2017I made a mistake above: the inquisition in Palermo was set up by Spain, which ruled Sicily at the time. Since there were so few Protestants or Jewish conversos it became a very petty institution with
Married priests no longer in public ministry
August 26 2017#7 New priests are emerging in the first world. The dioceses and religious orders being gifted with new vocations have a tendency to be characterised by efforts at close adherence to Church teaching.
Married priests no longer in public ministry
August 26 2017Thanks, Lee@15. You can see the need for a support group for priests which is very much at the heart of the ACP but also the great need for a similar lay association which is what the ACI does so wel
Married priests no longer in public ministry
August 26 2017Thank you Lee@15. In the early 90s I cofounded,with a priest, a movement to open all ministries to women(BASIC,Brothers And Sisters in Christ),which merged with We Are Church Ireland in 2012.BASIC is
Married priests no longer in public ministry
August 26 2017Hi Soline, I have read in the newspapers of letters being sent to popes (and bravely signed ) which were acknowledged and after that who knows what happened to them.. I have read many sad stories on-l
Lazy, hazy days with a good book
August 14 2017Joe@19,20 and 21, thank you for all that.
Married priests no longer in public ministry
August 26 2017Soline (3,9,11). Soline, have you considered moving towards establishing such as, e.g., "Association of Catholic Women of Ireland"? I would support you. However, I do appreciate that ACP would prob
Lazy, hazy days with a good book
August 14 2017MacCulloch's perception of a scholar in steep decline is shared by others in reference to a previous book of his:http://scienceblogs.com/evolvingthoughts/2008/09/06/rodney-starks-idiotic-historyht
Lazy, hazy days with a good book
August 14 2017The Spanish Inquisition (1478-1834) is (conservatively) estimated to have handled some 150,000 cases and executed some 3000 alleged heretics (Henry Kamen). The Spanish rulers forced the Pope to set it
Lazy, hazy days with a good book
August 14 2017I looked at the complete MacCulloch review in the TLS today and found it dripping with sarcasm, as was objected by the Catholic novelist Piers Paul Read in a letter in a subsequent issue. MacCulloch c
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