Tag Archives: Ireland

On Irish Baptism

Posted on 25 August 2018 by catholicsensibility

I saw this msn piece on the confluence of baptism, state-sponsored Catholic schools, and parents looking out for their kids. It’s a curious thing for an American to read. State-sponsored Catholic schools prioritizing baptized children for admission and the “lies” … Continue reading →

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Reality Check

Posted on 25 May 2015 by catholicsensibility

“Reality check.” A buzz phrase that seems to be getting a lot of notice and traction in the Church this weekend. A bit more than a million people voted to expand rights, and possibly responsibilities, for LGBT people in their small … Continue reading →

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Two Weeks of Worthy Women: Nano Nagle

Posted on 27 June 2013 by catholicsensibility

My staff colleague Sister Lorraine, who will be retiring in a few days, was sharing over supper last night the story of her community‘s founder, Honora “Nano” Nagle. When I read a bit more about her life late last night, … Continue reading →

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