Hi John,
Oops, you are quite right... and I have emended the page accordingly.
You might like to read the reflections of pope emeritus Benedict upon St. James, at http://www.piercedhearts.org/theology
Sean's obituary in last Saturday's Irish Times (23rd July 2016) http://wearechurchireland.ie/fr-sean-fagan-theologian-whose-compassion-challenged-church-rigidity/
The role of the Irish bishops is men
@12 Thank you Roy.
Owen O'Sullivan concludes his article with these words,still valid today. (Full text on http://www.womenpriests.org/teaching/osulliva.asp. NB Postal and e-mail address for Fr Owen O
I think today's James is the one of the son of Zebedee. Check the Catholic Roman Missal for confirmation. I stand to be corrected if I understand your homily wrongly Thanks
I am one of those who owe much to his priestly wisdom.
After I read 'Does Morality Change, I wrote to Fr.Sean as I had some queries. His reply showed that we were addressing a specific section from di
Just watched this programmed on the rteplayer and it was an excellent programme - explaining, in hindsight, their reasons for entering, for ministering and for leaving. One of the best programmes I'v
I can identify fully with the sentiments expressed in the programme. The best thing I did in life was to get married and have a family. The second best thing was to join the Oblates. I have had unrese
Miriam @ 8. The world has lost a "moral leader" indeed. But his Christian words live on. As indeed they will long after his persecutors, but not their persecution, will have been forgotten.
Enjoy bei
Terrific program. Brian Smith was the only one who mentioned his secondary school(in Mullingar, a place outstanding in is adademic rigour and its narrowness and obsession with Gaelic football) as ha
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25 July. Feast of Saint James, Apostle
July 25 2016Hi John, Oops, you are quite right... and I have emended the page accordingly. You might like to read the reflections of pope emeritus Benedict upon St. James, at http://www.piercedhearts.org/theology
Father Sean Fagan RIP — a brief appreciation
July 15 2016Sean's obituary in last Saturday's Irish Times (23rd July 2016) http://wearechurchireland.ie/fr-sean-fagan-theologian-whose-compassion-challenged-church-rigidity/ The role of the Irish bishops is men
Some cardinals should see red!
July 18 2016@12 Thank you Roy. Owen O'Sullivan concludes his article with these words,still valid today. (Full text on http://www.womenpriests.org/teaching/osulliva.asp. NB Postal and e-mail address for Fr Owen O
25 July. Feast of Saint James, Apostle
July 25 2016I think today's James is the one of the son of Zebedee. Check the Catholic Roman Missal for confirmation. I stand to be corrected if I understand your homily wrongly Thanks
Father Sean Fagan RIP — a brief appreciation
July 15 2016I am one of those who owe much to his priestly wisdom. After I read 'Does Morality Change, I wrote to Fr.Sean as I had some queries. His reply showed that we were addressing a specific section from di
The Judas Iscariot Lunch
July 15 2016Just watched this programmed on the rteplayer and it was an excellent programme - explaining, in hindsight, their reasons for entering, for ministering and for leaving. One of the best programmes I'v
The Judas Iscariot Lunch
July 15 2016I can identify fully with the sentiments expressed in the programme. The best thing I did in life was to get married and have a family. The second best thing was to join the Oblates. I have had unrese
Father Sean Fagan RIP — a brief appreciation
July 15 2016Miriam @ 8. The world has lost a "moral leader" indeed. But his Christian words live on. As indeed they will long after his persecutors, but not their persecution, will have been forgotten. Enjoy bei
Some cardinals should see red!
July 18 2016This is the best article I have read in a long time. All those undermining and disrespecting the Pope must see red.
The Judas Iscariot Lunch
July 15 2016Terrific program. Brian Smith was the only one who mentioned his secondary school(in Mullingar, a place outstanding in is adademic rigour and its narrowness and obsession with Gaelic football) as ha
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