I had intended my Comment @2 to conclude as follows but time ran out on me:
Inclusion of this reflection on the ups and down of Mayo football on the ACP forum seems to back up Tom Inglis's findings in
"The Mayo ethos is the very opposite of the blanket defences of the Tyrones who spoil the spectacle Gaelic football should be and grind out dour victories by cageing gifted players and closing down ga
"Nobody wants to make a virtue out of losing, even losing well. Or to glory in mere moral victories. "
"We lost and part of sport is dealing graciously with loss."
If losing can't ever be a virtue, h
"Your faith has made you well". Thus ten had faith and were made well. One, who was a foreigner returned and glorified God. Jesus therefore praises not faith but glorification.
The only comment I would like to pass on, is that please continue with the explanation of the readings, I have enjoyed them for quite some time now and I like to read them on a Saturday afternoon befo
As one of those almost recovered after the disappointment but prepared to wait at least one more year, I liked and agree with your positivity to get our heads straight on the real values. It puts thin
The Blame Game is perpetuated, Con! You demonstrate Mickens' capacity for "blaming" persons and groups. In turn you add to it. And here am I enjoying a week's break in Spain, and finding myself being
I waited a week to see if anyone would chime in on the greatest topic of our lives. Where is the passion?
I'm having a real hard time accepting that 2030 is a destination for anyone at this rate. Th
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October 7 2016I had intended my Comment @2 to conclude as follows but time ran out on me: Inclusion of this reflection on the ups and down of Mayo football on the ACP forum seems to back up Tom Inglis's findings in
There will be Another Day: Brendan Hoban
October 7 2016"The Mayo ethos is the very opposite of the blanket defences of the Tyrones who spoil the spectacle Gaelic football should be and grind out dour victories by cageing gifted players and closing down ga
There will be Another Day: Brendan Hoban
October 7 2016"Nobody wants to make a virtue out of losing, even losing well. Or to glory in mere moral victories. " "We lost and part of sport is dealing graciously with loss." If losing can't ever be a virtue, h
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