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the Virgin Made pregnant

down the road comes walking

if you’ll grant her

A room in your abode.

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Paddy Ferry alerts us to the fact that the funeral Mass of Fr. Kevin Kelly, the English theologian, is taking place in Formby tomorrow, Oct. 9th, at noon. He died on Sept. 25th aged 81.

Paddy says ‘During the controversy leading up to the imposition of the then new liturgy, he wrote to the English bishops expressing his disquiet. I now share the piece once again below, “The Vatican’s Tahrir Square?”. I am now not quite sure where I first came across this –perhaps even on this site. But, when I did, I immediately shared it with Cardinal O’Brien whom I had been pestering about the awfulness of the new liturgy. He immediately sent it to all the Scottish bishops but all to no avail.’

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Seamus Ahearne is moved by a speech in the U.S. House of Representative by Alexandria Ocasio Cortez of New York to ask “If we as Church, listened to her words, might we find much of her address applicable to ourselves? How women are treated? How they are excluded for spurious theological reasons.  How even the language of our Liturgy insults them; disrespects them; belittles them.”

Audio & Video: Seán McDonagh Zoom Thurs 27 Jan 2022

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Almost 170 people tuned into the joint ACI/ACP Zoom presentation from Seán McDonagh last evening on Synodality, the Parish and Climate Change. Link to audio on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-211747038/sean-mcdonagh-synodality-the-parish-and-climate-change-thurs-27-jan-2022?si=a4c1ee2cc04f4e249838156ef23c0d4b&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing Link to video…

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