Gerry. I concur totally with your interesting piece on Joe Tobin. We all have good memories of our one time Superior General. I pen these few lines to rejoice that, in spite of chronic excruciating ba
I happened to be in St. Peters Square on Sunday morning when Francis announced his list of new cardinals. We were in Rome not for the mass but for a friend's wedding when another friend, who works i
This is a nice piece about Gerry's friend, Joe Tobin, including mention of how he was "friend to the sisters" during their recent time of persecution. There was a photo attached to this article which
Nicely worded article Gerry.There is hope that things are being viewed in a different light.More of this is needed especially here-pity the word does not get through to Nuncio in Dublin. We look forwa
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.
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My Friend, the new Cardinal: Gerry Moloney writes about Archbishop Joe Tobin, recently nominated for the Red Hat.
October 11 2016Gerry. I concur totally with your interesting piece on Joe Tobin. We all have good memories of our one time Superior General. I pen these few lines to rejoice that, in spite of chronic excruciating ba
My Friend, the new Cardinal: Gerry Moloney writes about Archbishop Joe Tobin, recently nominated for the Red Hat.
October 11 2016I happened to be in St. Peters Square on Sunday morning when Francis announced his list of new cardinals. We were in Rome not for the mass but for a friend's wedding when another friend, who works i
My Friend, the new Cardinal: Gerry Moloney writes about Archbishop Joe Tobin, recently nominated for the Red Hat.
October 11 2016This is a nice piece about Gerry's friend, Joe Tobin, including mention of how he was "friend to the sisters" during their recent time of persecution. There was a photo attached to this article which
My Friend, the new Cardinal: Gerry Moloney writes about Archbishop Joe Tobin, recently nominated for the Red Hat.
October 11 2016Nicely worded article Gerry.There is hope that things are being viewed in a different light.More of this is needed especially here-pity the word does not get through to Nuncio in Dublin. We look forwa
My Friend, the new Cardinal: Gerry Moloney writes about Archbishop Joe Tobin, recently nominated for the Red Hat.
October 11 2016Gerry, good to hear a man with the smell of the sheep has reached the Cardinal ranks, and as you opinion one day soon women will also join with him,
Would You Believe programme on Child Sexual Abuse
October 8 2016This looks like the beginning of enlightenment, long overdue.
There will be Another Day: Brendan Hoban
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
09 October. Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 9 2016"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.
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