‘A Living Fabric has Come Undone…’
“In recent years, the Church in the United States has been shaken by various scandals that have gravely affected its credibility…”
‘A Living Fabric has Come Undone…’
“In recent years, the Church in the United States has been shaken by various scandals that have gravely affected its credibility…”
Marie Collins speaking on ‘How Pope Francis and the heads of Bishops’ conferences might tackle the
clerical abuse scandal’
It was not ‘the Catholic Church’ that failed to protect children from clerical predators, writes Thomas Reese SJ. It was Catholic bishops and superiors.
Dear Bishops, We write in the aftermath of the visit of Pope Francis. It was a strange few days. On the one hand, the palpable delight of so many in the visit of Pope Francis and the lift it has given to the Irish Church. On the other, a sinking feeling that the visit...
New website – jonahcoming.com – highlights the hidden costs of unaccountability in the church – for women and for clergy themselves.
‘The best criticism of the bad is the practice of the better’ Fr.
Richard Rohr – Emerging Church …statistically Catholicism is still the biggest religion.
HOWTH PARISH REFORM AND RENEWAL GROUP will meet on Monday the 5th November in St....
“Starting out, I never dreamed I would fall foul of Rome.” Fr Gerry Moloney tells of his disillusionment with an institution that acts unjustly.
“The homeless and housing crisis is the biggest social problem that Ireland has faced in a generation,” argues Fr. Peter McVerry SJ. He calls for support for a rally at Leinster House on October 3rd.
How Pope Francis stays happy in spite of criticism – and what he said about clericalism to Irish Jesuits on August 25th, 2018.
Respected Catholic commentator, John Allen, believes that the February 2019 summit of bishops in Rome could be critical for the present papacy.
NCR columnist links US Catholic opposition to Pope Francis to the tendency of wealthy US Catholics to reject the Gospel protest against favouring those with wealth.
Trinity College, Dublin, to hear more on the worldwide struggle for the just representation of women in the Christian and other religious traditions.
The USA’s premier Catholic reformist journal argues that the present crisis for Pope Francis is ‘make or break’ for his papacy.
ACI calls on Pope Francis to accept Vatican responsibility for the failures of so many bishops, and to respond to Cardinal O’Malley’s call for strong action.