Tony Flannery’s new book ‘From the Outside’ – Zoom Launch Wed 21st Oct @ 7.30pm

 

From the Outside

by Tony Flannery

Zoom Book Launch

on

Wednesday 21st October 2020 @ 7.30pm

by

Emeritus Professor Tom O’Loughlin

University of Nottingham

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        Signed copies of the book available.

Forward cheque for €15, payable to ACP, to Liamy Mac Nally, Sheeaune, Westport, Mayo. An online book sales service will be provided on this site within the next few days. 

Eight years ago Tony Flannery was withdrawn from his ministry by his religious congregation, the Redemptorists, under orders from the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (CDF). The CDF took issue with some of his writings, saying they were heretical. He was forbidden to perform priestly duties, or to write any articles or to give interviews.

Since then he has had a greater degree of freedom of thought and action. From the Outside is the result. Dealing with the challenges facing the Church the book goes much deeper and also deals with Church doctrine. Many fundamental Church doctrines date from the early centuries of Christianity. This book outlines what needs to be changed, both in the content and language of doctrine, and in the images and metaphors used. Change is needed.

Published by Red Stripe Press. ISBN 978-1-78605-102-8

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  1. Joe O'Leary says:

    Thanks for a very interesting meeting. Tony and Tom were thrillingly eloquent.

    Zoom is a stilted medium but has the amazing side effect of putting people who live at the edge of the world on an equal footing with those on the spot in Dublin. Let’s hope Zoom and other such apps thrive and open up unheard of possibilities of exchange and debate!

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  2. Paddy Ferry says:

    Unfortunately I was only able to join for a short time due to family commitments but at least I now have a face to go with the great mind –Joe — and great to see Séan too and Angela, Jo and many others. I looked for Eddie but I don’t think he was there –if “there” is the correct word. Perhaps “on” might be more accurate.

    We should find reasons to do this more often.

    I have just realised there was a fee –5euros –which I now must pay, Liamy.

    Good night and God bless.

    PS. Really looking forward to reading Tony’s book.

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  3. Paddy Ferry says:

    Just realised that the audio is now available too so I can now watch it all at my leisure. Many thanks for making that possible.

    I might see Eddie after all!!

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