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    John Shea: A Timely Epiphanic Proposal, 2026

    March 31 2026
    Colm Holmes
    Father John J. Shea correctly refers to the ongoing abuse of women by our patriarchal Church leaders. The Irish National Assembly on 17 October 2026 is an opportunity for the Irish Church to seek equality for women. The Synodal Pathway in Ireland has shown that 25 of our dioceses with a large majority want ordained ministries to be based on suitable vocations and not based on gender.
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    Presider’s Page for Holy Thursday – 2 April 2026

    March 31 2026
    M G-B
    As the bowl appeared for "the washing of the feet" a memory surfaced. He handed me the bowl shrieking, "my goldfish is dead." I unwittingly placed the bowl under pulsating water. As the little blue creature floating on top of the water started to turn gold and began jumping, our jaws dropped in amazement. Out the door he ran in complete jubilation, arms in the air and proclaiming to the enjoyment of the neighbours, "My Mom can bring goldfish back to life." It is written that the Apostles were surprised and shocked when Jesus washed their feet. We Moms can relate as we witness these feelings each day through the words and actions of our children. We know what a little oxygen can do to lift spirits.
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    John Shea: A Timely Epiphanic Proposal, 2026

    March 31 2026
    Soline Humbert
    I am glad John Shea has named it correctly as an on-going abuse.
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    Brendan Hoban: A rare insight into the election of a pope      

    March 30 2026
    Paddy Ferry
    What touched me most was Francis, being Francis, going and giving Cardinal Scolaa a hug after the voting had concluded, Cardinal being the runner-up.
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