30Jun
Condolences to Liamy MacNally
The ACP offers sincere sympathy to our colleague Liamy McNally, Administrative Secretary ACP, and to his extended family on the death of his mother, Peigí.
The ACP offers sincere sympathy to our colleague Liamy McNally, Administrative Secretary ACP, and to his extended family on the death of his mother, Peigí.
30 June, 2017. Friday of Week 12
29 June, 2017. Ss Peter and Paul, Apostles
28 June, 2017. Wednesday of Week 12
Reports on the ACP Regional meetings held at Galway, for Galway and Clonfert dioceses, and at Kilkenny for Ferns, Kildare & Leighlin, Ossory, Waterford dioceses.
27 June, 2017. Tuesday of Week 12
A report on the ACP Regional Meeting concerning the Wellbeing of priests for Ardagh & Clonmacnoise, Clogher, Kilmore, Meath
Chris McDonnell writing in the Catholic Times of Friday June 23rd looks at what it means 'to care.'
How we care for others has a profound influence, "Part of learning for a young child is being secure in their freedom to make mistakes. Offering an answer, expressing an opinion involves taking a risk; we might be wrong. How others react to our mistakes can greatly affect our willingness to try again later."
Brian Fahy, inspired by the Gospel of the day, reflects on his earlier life and choices that were made. A very apt reflection in the context of our ongoing debate about the wellbeing of priests.
"We are blind to so many things in life, both individuals and organisations. I can see the failings in others easily. I stand outside them and my view is unhindered. But it is not easy to see my own failings or funny ways. We need some distance in order to get some perspective on ourselves. I can look back at my thirty year- old self and see exactly what was going on. At the time I could not see any of this."
26 June, 2017. Monday of Week 12