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Join the discussion on Catholics and the General Election. Raymond Friel talks with Clifford Longley, Anna Rowlands and Jenny Sinclair. Don't miss this insightful conversation! 18 April 2024 6-7 pm BST
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Applying Catholic Social Teaching in Schools: A work in progress by Alan Mair in the latest #PastoralReview @ExactEditions:

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Festival of Theology - the Pastoral Review Congress. The 23/24 June 2018 at St Mary’s University. Keynotes and lots of amazing workshops on the areas of ‘New visions for Pastoral Ministry’, ‘Media, Mission & Apologetics’, ‘Scripture Theology & Prayer’ & ‘The Global Church’.

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New issue out now, articles on Pentecost, Europe, Catholic education, Year of Mercy, and God's wisdom.

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Pope Francis has issued a new rubric to take effect next Holy Thursday. Women are to have their feet washed too.
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Romans 7.18-25
In this section of his Letter to the Romans, Paul talks about sin and how it can dominate our lives.

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In today's world of mass communication the reality of poverty alongside great wealth is so apparent.
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Mary Magdalene is told 'Do not hold onto me, because I have not yet ascended to the Father.' John 20.17
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On this Good Friday Veronica's act is a powerful reminder that we are called to be people of compassion.
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Peace is not what we achieve but what we receive. Peace is the gift of Christ as he moves towards death.
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Don't let the tinnitus of activity rob these holy days of their solemnity and serenity.

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The anointing of Jesus does two things. It identifies him as the Christ but it also prepares him for what is to come.
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Christianity isn't about fame, crowds, importance or show. His promise: to be with us when two or three are gathered.
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The feast of St Joseph.
Joseph as guardian of Jesus became the guardian of the covenant between God, Israel and the nations of the earth.

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Today we pray for Ireland and its Church, that it might weather the storms of the present with the faith and courage of Aidan and Columba.

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Our calling is to be in the middle of our people, to be where the mess is, to be a pastor not a manager.
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If only we could realise that the rejected stone is the keystone and the broken ones in our church are holding the whole thing together.

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Since the beginning of his ministry Pope Francis has given voice to those who suffer the plight of poverty.
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Pope Francis' openness to those outside the Catholic fold shows that he knows his ministry must embrace them all.
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Ultimately, the basic religious question is 'How should I love?'

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