Video of We Are Church Zoom with Bishop Alan McGuckian SJ and Sr Denise Boyle on the Synod

Bishop Alan McGuckian SJ in dialogue with Sr Denise Boyle on 25 Jan 2024 – We Are Church Zoom:

Bishop Alan McGuckian SJ in dialogue with Sr Denise Boyle about the Synod. 

Link to the Report by Colm Holmes of We Are Church on proceedings…:

https://www.wearechurchireland.ie/bishop-alan-mcguckian-sj-in-dialogue-with-sr-denise-boyle

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  1. Soline Humbert says:

    A musical accompaniment :
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    On the temptation of kicking the can down the road and discerning till the Second Coming comes…
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