Omission in Email.
The meeting on Friday, Nov. 9th with Peter McVerry speaking at the Regency Hotel begins at 7.30pm.
The meeting on Friday, Nov. 9th with Peter McVerry speaking at the Regency Hotel begins at 7.30pm.
Priest members of the Association of Catholic Priests (ACP) from the Diocese of Limerick met at the Woodlands House Hotel on April 12th. Three issues were highlighted: the lack of consultation and questionable quality of the new translation of the Missal; concerns around accusations against priests of sexual abuse; the future of Catholic Education.
The ACP Leadership Team believes the Irish Bishops’ decision not to publish the results of the Synod Survey runs contrary to the spirit of openness being promoted by Pope Francis. (Contact details of Leadership Team are here)
Our colleagues in Australia are naturally concerned over the forced removal of Bishop William Morris of Toowoomba. We have here the statement that they issued this morning in reponse to this very unfortunate action.
Pádraig McCarthy presents a survey on the experience of the new translation of the Missal (one for priests, and another for laity) and invites ACP members to complete it
A new symbol of false sex abuse allegations by John L Allen Jron Dec. 02, 2011 Here is a link to the John Allen article: Next month will mark the…
There is good precedent for remonstrating with the Pope!