The Nicene Creed @ 1700 Years: Our Divine Sparks with Dearbhail McDonald
RTÉ Radio 1 programme on Mon 21 April 2025: Programme starts at 6’10”:
RTÉ Radio 1 programme on Mon 21 April 2025: Programme starts at 6’10”:
Bartimaeus He sat by the roadside in squalor and darkness, a cloak about frail shoulders, empty bowl to hand… Just another blind beggar. ‘Sensed crowds gathering… caught snatches of chatter,…
ACP Statement on Churches Re-opening for Easter 21st February 2021 The ACP supports priests and pastoral councils in ministering to people while adhering to public health guidelines during this pandemic….
Sunday 19 October 2025 – 29th Sunday Year C Theme: Pounding Link:
Some light pastoral adaptations of the new translation of the four regular Eucharistic Prayers to assist clarified proclamation. Unofficial! For personal study!
FIRST COMMUNION Here, I have it here! First Communion photo.Jenny looking out from ‘neath a veil:open-eyed… trusting… distrusting… unaware of what was out there, what lay ahead… in the world…
Prof. Thomas O’Loughlin, in a version of a piece published last week in La Croix International, tells us that “If we believe that the Spirit is moving in the community of the baptised, then a ‘vocations crisis’ is nonsense. It is only a crisis of us failing to look, train, and empower.”
Quite an amazing discussion of Nicaea — the whole thing leapt into life. I think the Council of Nicaea had geopolitical importance — Constantine had spent decades in civil war and the Council was meant to keep the church unified so that the empire would remain so. https://www.mdpi.com/2077-1444/15/9/1102