Signed copies of Tony Flannery’s new book ‘From the Outside’ available.
Forward cheque for €15, payable to ACP, to
Liamy Mac Nally, Sheeaune, Westport, Mayo.
This is the audio of the book launch by Prof Tom O’Loughlin of Tony … Read the rest
What does it matter, except that Christ be proclaimed in every way, whether out of false motives … Read the rest
The Revolution of Mercy and a New Ecumenism
Tomas Halík
Msgr. Tomáš Halík ThD (1948) is a professor of philosophy and sociology of religion at Charles University in Prague and president of the Czech Christian Academy. During the … Read the rest
Fr. Tony Flannery
From the Outside: Rethinking Church Doctrine
Followed by Q & A
7.30 – 9.00pm Monday 2nd of November 2020
Online ZOOM event
Fr Tony Flannery
From Paul and Timothy, servants of Christ Jesus, to all the saints in Christ Jesus who are in … Read the rest
Message of thanks from the ACP Leadership:
As we celebrate ten years of the Association of Catholic Priests, we are aware that among the services we have been able to provide to the Irish Church, our website must rank among … Read the rest
My Story
by
Jesus of Nazareth
As narrated by Brendan Butler
Former President of Ireland, Dr. Mary McAleese and leading church historian and religion writer, John Cooney, have come together to recommend a new book on the life and death
This is the link for the ACP AGM Wed Oct 28th via Zoom, agenda listed below.
The welcome and introductory remarks are not included.
Please note, a candle was lit at the beginning to remember deceased members and supporters.
Agenda… Read the rest
St Colman, bishop (Opt. Mem.)
Be strong in the Lord and in the strength of his power. Put … Read the rest
A Get-out-of-Jail opportunity:
The Psychiatrist:
A new biography of Anthony Clare (d. 2007) has appeared. Psychiatrist in the Chair by Brendan Kelly and Muiris Houston. Anthony Clare was rather famous for his media performances. In the Psychiatrist’s Chair made for … Read the rest
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