When they had rowed about three or four miles, they saw Jesus walking on the sea and coming near the boat, and they were terrified. But he said to them, "It is I; do not be afraid."
VATICAN HOMOPHOBIA / PATRIARCHAL ABUSE
PART 1
This is the first of two essays in response to the recent Decree by GOD stating that it is impossible to bless sin.
In earlier centuries, the Roman Curia denounced certain people as … Read the rest
The financial cost of a year of empty churches
Western People 13th April 2021
We’re warned that, after COVID, we won’t be returning to ‘normal’. That there won’t be ‘a normal’. That everything or almost everything will be different. … Read the rest
Far East magazine Book Review:
Robots, Ethics and the Future of Jobs
Columban missionary Fr Seán McDonagh is renowned for his leadership on climate change and care for the earth. His latest book explores ‘Robots, Ethics and the Future of … Read the rest
Cainneac Ó Brádaigh has forwarded an interesting article by Carol Glatz, Catholic News Service, published by CatholicPhilly.com
Full article printed below.
Link:
Read the restACP will host a Zoom presentation with James Alison on Tues 27th April at 7.00pm.
Meeting ID and Passcode will be provided nearer the date.
James Alison is a Catholic Priest, theologian and author. He earned his doctorate from the … Read the rest
The Greening of Life
The Tolka
Tony got to the Tolka before me this morning. I asked him to tell me what he had noticed today. He saw the kingfisher up river. He saw the young ducklings (which I had … Read the rest
WHO AM I ?
I am a catholic priest who has also received the sacrament of matrimony. I am not an ex-priest.
Since getting married I have continued to do evangelisation with Basic Christian Community groups, with prayer groups and … Read the rest
ACP member and Dublin priest Pádraig McCarthy writes:
Now that our second Covid Easter week has launched, I’d like to suggest an inspiring reflection on the spirituality and significance of Easter.
It’s a Holy Saturday reflection from our parish of … Read the rest
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