The Vatican PDF version of ‘Amores Laetitia’ has 264 pages, and over 57,000 words, arranged on small pages with large margins.
It’s a lot of printing on a lot of paper. (Hardly in keeping with the spirit of ‘Laudato Si’.)
Pádraig McCarthy has re-formatted ‘The Joy of Love’ on 71 A4 pages in two columns.
A PDF file is downloadable here. Amoris-Laetitia A4
It can then be printed and put in a commercially available document folder or ring-binder.
A Plenary Assembly of the Pontifical Council for Culture meets in Rome 4-7 February 2015, with the above theme.
Reflecting on his life’s experiences Brian Fahy reminds us how so many people who were strong and experienced in so many theatres of life were reduced to silence simply by the fact that the Church loomed too large in its authority.
“Let us encourage one another to speak and say how we feel and not allow the often, unconscious forces of power to suppress or stifle the truth that needs to be said and heard.”
Brian Eyre suggests a radical way of looking at parish, getting back to the roots of Christian community.
ACP Papal Visit Survey 2018 15 August 2018 ***************** An ‘on the spot’ survey conducted by the Association of Catholic Priests (ACP), in the run-up to the visit of Pope…
By Br Mark O’Connor FMS, 1 September 2022 Rome woke up to a typical muggy morning on Wednesday 31 August. It had just seen two intense days of meetings of…
Soline Humbert writes about the forthcoming launch of What Happened to Fr Seán Fagan? by Angela Hanley, Columba Press, on Thursday 03 October at 6:30 pm, at The Milestone Gallery,Glasnevin Cemetery,Dublin 9.
Soline says, “It is a great credit to Angela Hanley that she is able to write about such painful matters in a clear, measured and informative way. Under her pen Seán Fagan is given back the spirituality, humanity and dignity which the CDF had sought to deny him. His lifetime pastoral dedication to lifting burdens from people’s backs is given proper recognition.”
I have downloaded the PDF file of Amoris-Laetitia in A4 for reading and studying. It can be printed on 35 Double sided sheets of print paper if the double sided box is clicked into before starting to print. It is the more eco-friendly option in keeping with Pope Francis’ Laudato Si document on the environment. Thanks for making it so accessible.