I am delira and excira at Pat Rogers' deletion by Bernard's Easterly article. Predictive text definitely demands Pentecost's simultaneous translation service.
Over the years I have spoken to several members of male Religious Congregations and priests and others in an attempt to discover what motivated the Sisters of Mercy in their treatment of the late Sis
April 27th, 2017 at 8:52 pm
Rory Connor @2
“Fr. Brendan Hoban writes that
As a result the Church has been left bruised and battered, exposed and embarrassed. And so we should.
One of the main r
An interesting and troubling question, Sean. But the whole point of the text seems to be that Jesus gives the disciples the divine prerogative -- which is a very tall order -- and this encouraged the
Chris, you quite rightly highlight that our weekly Bidding Prayers should reflect the thoughts and concerns of the faithful at that particular time. Could I refer you to the ACI ( Association of Cath
Seán O Conaill @7:
As you say, Seán, it is quite clear what Jesus calls us to do. It is not a permit to refuse forgiveness, but a warning about the serious consequences of not doing so.
Those gather
As Jesus elsewhere warns repeatedly against witholding forgiveness, and this warning is reiterated in the Lord's prayer, is there not a possibility that far from granting a permit to 'retain' sins in
I also provided Richard Webster with much of the text of his essay "States of Fear, The Redress Board and Ireland's Folly" which itself forms part of his book "The Secret of Bryn Estyn: The Making of
Joe Walsh@13 Thank you for your comment
In answer to your question Joe, I would agree that He was creating a living symbol of one that incorporated the common good in that of one of self-sacrifice in
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It’s still Easter
April 25 2017I am delira and excira at Pat Rogers' deletion by Bernard's Easterly article. Predictive text definitely demands Pentecost's simultaneous translation service.
It’s still Easter
April 25 2017Yes Bernard. I too am delighted by this article -- as I am also by your regular Sunday feature the presiders page. Keep up the good work.
The Oblates, the Minister, and the Redress Board
April 13 2017Over the years I have spoken to several members of male Religious Congregations and priests and others in an attempt to discover what motivated the Sisters of Mercy in their treatment of the late Sis
The Oblates, the Minister, and the Redress Board
April 13 2017April 27th, 2017 at 8:52 pm Rory Connor @2 “Fr. Brendan Hoban writes that As a result the Church has been left bruised and battered, exposed and embarrassed. And so we should. One of the main r
23 April, 2017. 2nd Sunday of Easter
April 23 2017An interesting and troubling question, Sean. But the whole point of the text seems to be that Jesus gives the disciples the divine prerogative -- which is a very tall order -- and this encouraged the
A Bidding Prayer or two this Sunday
April 9 2017Chris, you quite rightly highlight that our weekly Bidding Prayers should reflect the thoughts and concerns of the faithful at that particular time. Could I refer you to the ACI ( Association of Cath
23 April, 2017. 2nd Sunday of Easter
April 23 2017Seán O Conaill @7: As you say, Seán, it is quite clear what Jesus calls us to do. It is not a permit to refuse forgiveness, but a warning about the serious consequences of not doing so. Those gather
23 April, 2017. 2nd Sunday of Easter
April 23 2017As Jesus elsewhere warns repeatedly against witholding forgiveness, and this warning is reiterated in the Lord's prayer, is there not a possibility that far from granting a permit to 'retain' sins in
The Oblates, the Minister, and the Redress Board
April 13 2017I also provided Richard Webster with much of the text of his essay "States of Fear, The Redress Board and Ireland's Folly" which itself forms part of his book "The Secret of Bryn Estyn: The Making of
A View from the Pew
April 13 2017Joe Walsh@13 Thank you for your comment In answer to your question Joe, I would agree that He was creating a living symbol of one that incorporated the common good in that of one of self-sacrifice in
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