Cardinal Sarah's recent Letter relating to the use gluten-free breads suggests that it is a 'liturgical abuse that must be stopped'
Why is it that we seek to belittle the goodness and generosity of Go
#16, Mary, you are right in thinking you can't have consultation and collaboration without there being a shift in mindset and Pope's call to "invert the pyramid" is the solution - the political sphere
Excellent suggestion by Pádraig @14!!
"Consultation. Consultation. Consultation" mirrors Pope Francis' call for "Dialogue. Dialogue. Dialogue."
There are certainly a number of communities who have be
I agree, Pádraig@15. Consultation (x3!) is the answer but it means a letting go of control and power and presupposes respect for the other. That's a big shift in mindset for some. It's not just the h
Just a wee reminder of what the eminent Catholic theologian, Werner Jeanrond has had to say about this matter recently:
"The fact that for centuries cultural forces have prioritised men to take on rel
I would suggest a more radical approach. The first principle is that every Christian community has a right to a full celebration of the Eucharist. All else serves that.
Bernard Kennedy had an article
Paddy@12, I think Ned and Colm are referring to the sparse response (12 / 1,000+) to Tony Flannery's October 2015 appeal or challenge for at least a dozen or so priests to take a stand and sign up to
Ned@4, are you sure about that --"only 12". I find that very hard to believe. In Colm's list @8 there is no Padraig McCarthy nor Seamus Ahearne. So, that's another 2 more for starters --please excuse
I wouldn't critique the article writer for outlining a course if action that had been discussed for some time. The question is as to why the bishops aren't listening. Will this generation of bishops o
I am not sure why anyone is surprised at these suggestions, for as Lloyd says its like Groundhog Day regularly on this site due to the lack of any progress in this and other areas by the CC at large.
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July 17 2017Cardinal Sarah's recent Letter relating to the use gluten-free breads suggests that it is a 'liturgical abuse that must be stopped' Why is it that we seek to belittle the goodness and generosity of Go
Rome, we’ve got a problem
July 17 2017#16, Mary, you are right in thinking you can't have consultation and collaboration without there being a shift in mindset and Pope's call to "invert the pyramid" is the solution - the political sphere
Rome, we’ve got a problem
July 17 2017Excellent suggestion by Pádraig @14!! "Consultation. Consultation. Consultation" mirrors Pope Francis' call for "Dialogue. Dialogue. Dialogue." There are certainly a number of communities who have be
Rome, we’ve got a problem
July 17 2017I agree, Pádraig@15. Consultation (x3!) is the answer but it means a letting go of control and power and presupposes respect for the other. That's a big shift in mindset for some. It's not just the h
Rome, we’ve got a problem
July 17 2017Just a wee reminder of what the eminent Catholic theologian, Werner Jeanrond has had to say about this matter recently: "The fact that for centuries cultural forces have prioritised men to take on rel
Rome, we’ve got a problem
July 17 2017I would suggest a more radical approach. The first principle is that every Christian community has a right to a full celebration of the Eucharist. All else serves that. Bernard Kennedy had an article
Rome, we’ve got a problem
July 17 2017Paddy@12, I think Ned and Colm are referring to the sparse response (12 / 1,000+) to Tony Flannery's October 2015 appeal or challenge for at least a dozen or so priests to take a stand and sign up to
Rome, we’ve got a problem
July 17 2017Ned@4, are you sure about that --"only 12". I find that very hard to believe. In Colm's list @8 there is no Padraig McCarthy nor Seamus Ahearne. So, that's another 2 more for starters --please excuse
Rome, we’ve got a problem
July 17 2017I wouldn't critique the article writer for outlining a course if action that had been discussed for some time. The question is as to why the bishops aren't listening. Will this generation of bishops o
Rome, we’ve got a problem
July 17 2017I am not sure why anyone is surprised at these suggestions, for as Lloyd says its like Groundhog Day regularly on this site due to the lack of any progress in this and other areas by the CC at large.
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