The Nicene Creed @ 1700 Years: Our Divine Sparks with Dearbhail McDonald
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Link to article: Dr Zagano is Professor of Religion at Hofstra University in New York, the author of many books, and a specialist on the diaconate. She was appointed to…
Invitation to join WAC Ireland Action on INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 8 MARCH 2025 EQUALITY FOR WOMEN IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH Date: Saturday 8 March 2025 Time: 10.30am – 11.30am (meet 10.15am outside…
Paralympics is sport in its purest form Western People 31.8.2021 In my senior years, sport is a great companion. The passive rather than the active version, I…
Rite & Reason: Discomfort is a word I have never used to describe the reality of my situation in the church, nor have I ever heard it from other women…
Tues March 18th – Telling the Story While reflecting recently on the story of Jesus curing the man born deaf who had a speech impediment, I was struck by both…
Sharon Tighe-Mooney was stunned to read that Pope Benedict XVl had made the ordination of women a more serious “crime” than sexual abuse of children! She devoted herself to research the reasons for this and has published a very clear and readable book; ‘What About Me? Women and the Catholic Church’
Sharon will address this topic on Monday, 14 October, 2019 at the Mercy International Centre, 64A Baggot Street, Dublin 2: 7.30pm to 9.15pm
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