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ACC Submission on Synodality – Synthesis

Seán Ó Conaill

Paddy Ferry

Roy Donovan

ACP Submission on Synodality – Synthesis

Séamus Ahearne: Preparing to say goodbye to Rivermount…

Paddy Ferry

Séamus Ahearne: Preparing to say goodbye to Rivermount…

Séamus Ahearne: ‘Earth is crammed with heaven and every common bush afire with God.’

Pádraig McCarthy

Séamus Ahearne: ‘Earth is crammed with heaven and every common bush afire with God.’ (Elizabeth Barrett Browning)

John Wijngaards: We need a more democratic process of electing bishops.

Paddy Ferry

John Wijngaards: We need a more democratic process of electing bishops

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“But I say this to you.”

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Seamus Ahearne challenges us to think what the message of Christ is for us in current circumstances. “What might it be?  Now. Here. For us.  Might we be politically sensitive like Francis in regard to the Amazon? In regard to our own land. Might he demand of us, to be politically challenging in our local Church?  Might he drag our leaders away from the mind-set of praying for vocations towards being radical in what vocation, actually means today? How about a sensible deconstruction of how Liturgy has been imposed on the Church?  Much of the language in the Books should be censored.  Should we ruthlessly check,  if it is an obstacle to worship? “

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