Seán @23: The conclusions you draw do not follow from the facts.
1: "the conclusion that no one in Ireland should have looked to Catholic clergy for moral leadership on this issue." That does not at
The observation in the film Spotlight which stood out for me was the idea that it takes a village to raise a child and a village to abuse a child. The film emphasises that the cover up of abuse was d
I agree completely with Seán @23, "you are meticulous as to the facts"
Padraig and I am sure you will continue to be so, and also to continue to debate this issue, most eloquently, until the cows com
#19, #22 - You are meticulous as to facts, Padraig. It is the patterns they make for you that are most interesting - including, apparently, the conclusion that no one in Ireland should have looked to
Thanks Seamus.
What a pity poor Charles' God is so small. What is even sadder is that his God is shared by so many others who also mix up God and power.
Anne @21: "I find it unbelievable that any member of the clergy would admit that he did not know that the rape of a child was a despicable crime."
I too would find that difficult to believe, of either
I'm very glad to see Tom O'Loughlin's FURROW article has led to Pádraig's creative suggestions, just as Tom O'Loughlin took inspiration from Cyril Vogel in 1972, and also set Chris McDonnell rethinki
I submitted an article, Young People and the Liturgy, to this site in September, 2014. In it I outlined some innovative liturgical work with young people. It drew a few reactions, some very positive,
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February 8 2016Seán @23: The conclusions you draw do not follow from the facts. 1: "the conclusion that no one in Ireland should have looked to Catholic clergy for moral leadership on this issue." That does not at
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February 8 2016The observation in the film Spotlight which stood out for me was the idea that it takes a village to raise a child and a village to abuse a child. The film emphasises that the cover up of abuse was d
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February 8 2016I agree completely with Seán @23, "you are meticulous as to the facts" Padraig and I am sure you will continue to be so, and also to continue to debate this issue, most eloquently, until the cows com
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February 8 2016#19, #22 - You are meticulous as to facts, Padraig. It is the patterns they make for you that are most interesting - including, apparently, the conclusion that no one in Ireland should have looked to
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March 1 2016Thanks Seamus. What a pity poor Charles' God is so small. What is even sadder is that his God is shared by so many others who also mix up God and power.
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February 8 2016Anne @21: "I find it unbelievable that any member of the clergy would admit that he did not know that the rape of a child was a despicable crime." I too would find that difficult to believe, of either
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February 13 2016I'm very glad to see Tom O'Loughlin's FURROW article has led to Pádraig's creative suggestions, just as Tom O'Loughlin took inspiration from Cyril Vogel in 1972, and also set Chris McDonnell rethinki
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February 13 2016I submitted an article, Young People and the Liturgy, to this site in September, 2014. In it I outlined some innovative liturgical work with young people. It drew a few reactions, some very positive,
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