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Christendom no longer exists!
Pope Francis’ annual address to the Roman Curia.
“there is a need to be wary of the temptation to rigidity. A rigidity born of the fear of change, which ends up erecting fences and obstacles on the terrain of the common good, turning it into a minefield of incomprehension and hatred. Let us always remember that behind every form of rigidity lies some kind of imbalance. Rigidity and imbalance feed one another in a vicious circle. And today this temptation to rigidity has become very real.”Presider’s Page for 29 October (30th Sunday in Ordinary Time)
There’s a reminder of the two great commandments in today’s celebration: we are called to love God and our neighbour: friend, visitor and stranger alike. Penitential RiteLet us call to mind…
America Magazine: Migration and Irish identity—in the era of Trump deportations
By Kevin Hargaden: Migration and Irish identity—in the era of Trump deportations Just about no one in Ireland would say that Irish citizens living in the U.S. are being treated…
Robert Mickens Letter from Rome – Spiritual malpractice: the Vatican’s dodgy saint-making business
Submitted by a member, this is a hard-hitting article – Ed Link to full article: https://www.ucanews.com/news/spiritual-malpractice-the-vaticans-dodgy-saint-making-business/109402
Matthew Cortese: How Sinéad O’Connor taught a Catholic priest how to pray
…she was teaching me something about what mattered—about the pursuit of justice in the face of evil, of the duty of accompaniment in the face of suffering, of the importance…
Séamus Ahearne: I’M BEWILDERED HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM THE QUARTEIRA MARKET
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