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  • 01 July. Friday, Week 13

    July 1 2016
    Pat Rogers

    Thank you, Tony. You can find further reflections for July 2016 by clicking on the Calendar on this page. Alternatively, an earlier draft of these columns is available on http://www.dailyword.ie/2016.

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  • 01 July. Friday, Week 13

    July 1 2016
    Emmanuel Mwase

    Let us accept His call, amen.

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  • 01 July. Friday, Week 13

    July 1 2016
    Sandra Digras

    On the Feast of Canada Day we should be grateful that our faith has taught us Jesus' message of inclusion and love to all who are outside and need to be welcomed.

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  • 01 July. Friday, Week 13

    July 1 2016
    tony

    I felt very happy to be reading this reflection. Thank you to all.

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  • All are Welcome

    June 28 2016
    Liam

    This is not truly pastoral. The reality is that our church teaches that those who are in homosexual relationships separate themselves from God. This is tough for many to accept but truth will always

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  • Sunday Eucharist is centrally important

    June 26 2016
    Mary Vallely

    Thank you for posting this poem, Soline. I read it yesterday on the WAC Facebook page and was almost moved to tears by it. It was actually so impactful, so emotive that I didn't share it at the time.

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  • 30 June. Thursday, Week 13

    June 30 2016
    Emmanuel Mwase

    Glory be to God the Almighty

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  • Sunday Eucharist is centrally important

    June 26 2016
    Soline Humbert

    "5. Then there’s the one which we’re not even meant to think about" … Here is a hint... Did the Woman Say? Did the woman say, When she held him for the first time in the dark of a stable, Afte

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  • All are Welcome

    June 28 2016
    Terry Whelan

    Why is the 'All are welcome mass' necessary? Is it because all are not welcome at other masses? It certainly implies this.

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  • Legitimising what’s unacceptable.

    June 21 2016
    Terry Whelan

    Why can't catholics just leave gay people alone? Why are you so obsessed with gay people? The church's obsession with LGBT people is difficult to understand. The catholic church's hatred of gay peopl

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