25Feb
ACP Leadership meet with reps of 75% of Irish dioceses
The ACP Leadership Team report on their meeting with representatives of ACP members in Irish dioceses on 25 February
25Feb ACP Leadership meet with reps of 75% of Irish dioceses
24Feb
24th February. Monday, Week Seven
Prayer is not always such a struggle
23Feb
Latest schedule of talks by Tony Flannery published
Tony Flannery announces the schedule of talks being given by him for the next month or so, as part of his speaking tour
23Feb
Presider’s Page for Ordinary Time 7 (Sun 23 Feb.)
Loving the enemy and praying for those who make life difficult are two marks of a Christian, as Jesus teaches us today. We gather, aware of how difficult love can be, yet united by the saving mercy of God, on which we rely.
23Feb
23rd February. Seventh Sunday of Ordinary Time
Living in a one-eyed world
22Feb
Why won’t the Pope treat his faithful like adults?
Michael W. Higgins comments on the Vatican's discouragement of the publication of the Synod survey results and fears Pope Francis may be losing his nerve (first pubished in the Globe and Mail, Toronto on 20 February 2014).
22Feb
International church reform groups seek meeting with Pope Francis
Tony Flannery reports that a letter has been sent to Pope Francis on behalf of reform movements in many countries, the ACP included.
22Feb
22nd February. Saint Peter’s Chair in Rome
St. Peter's Chair: The Holy See
21Feb
21st February. Friday, Week Six
Conflict of interests
20Feb
Have the Iona Institute won a battle — and lost the war?
Brendan Hoban is saddened at the Iona Institute's rush to the lawyers on being called 'homophobic', and contrasts it with the Institute's earlier comments on the ACP, which did not lead to a legal remedy being sought (first published in the Western People).
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