Fr Gerard Moloney CSsR is giving a talk
“My experience at the hands of the CDF”
followed by Q & A at 2.00pm on Saturday, 25 June, 2016 at the Jesuit Conference Centre, Milltown Park, Sandford Road, Ranelagh, Dublin 6
The ‘We Are Church’ AGM will follow at 3pm.
We are happy to recommend and promote this programme, designed and presented by Hilary Musgrave and Monica Brown. This is a notice about an information evening in All Hallows College.
Press statement following international conference in Limerick, hosted by ACP, that brought together over 30 Catholic priests and church citizens from Ireland, Austria, Australia, Germany, India, Italy, Slovakia, Switzerland, the U.K. and the U.S.
Press statement from the Chicago conference of International Catholic Priest Movements and Reform Groups.
We publish the text of the talk given by Máire Ní Dhuibhir at the ACI meeting in Galway last Thursday, 31 March. It created an enormous impression among the people who came — long and sustained applause.
It loses something in print, in that Máire sang various parts beautifully, but it is a very worthwhile read.
“I think we would be immeasurably enriched by getting together as women, re-reading the New Testament and try and find the women’s story there and learn about the great women mystics and the independent women of the church who founded orders of nuns and the stories of contemporary women. I think we can articulate like these women before us how the Divine is always with us, just as Jesus promised. I believe we can then change the Church and the communities from within.”
Seamus Ahearne osa shares reflections from his early-morning walk in the Tolka Valley Park in Dublin, where he exercises daily, planning the day, praying and sorting things out. Problems with the new Missal came to mind as he walked, and creative solutions appeared also,
This is an excellent article from someone who spent most of his life as a Christian Brother, and is now a priest of Limerick diocese. He gives his impressions in a straight and clear way, without any equivocation. We would love to get a response from other priests.
From to-days (May 13) Acts reading
….. I told them that it was not the custom of the Romans to hand over anyone before the accused had met the accusers face to face and had been given an opportunity to make a defense against the charge. So when they met here, I lost no time, but on the next day took my seat on the tribunal and ordered the man to be brought……..
AH WELL that was the empire.