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Still #hope for future even if old model of Church in #Ireland is dying, says Irish priest @frpaddybyrne
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Healing and reconciliation in the wake of #abuse revelations should be a priority for the Irish Church’s future work of renewal, a groundbreaking National Assembly recommended last weekend.
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Ofsted declared the LSU Catholic girls’ school in Highgate produces “Bright Women with Bold Futures”. Then came a threat to close it. Bess Twiston Davies reports for @The_Tablet
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Abp Sir Paul Gallagher, the Foreign Minister of the Holy See 🇻🇦, was in London delivering @The_Tablet annual talk. So @julie_etch interviewed him on a nbr of issues. His answers were contemplative & deft ➡️ @BBCSounds : bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3ct98… ~ @catholicEW + @brendanwalsh53
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In this week’s free @The_Tablet newsletter Bishop Wang’s motto hits the spot; Cardinal Marx bangs the table and tells Patrick Hudson ‘There are two powers that stand for democracy, human rights, multilateral ideas, our common home & humanity: the European Union and the Holy See. Where are the others? Nowhere’ @Austeni surveys the Amoris battlefield; Martha Sprackland connects with Alice Oswald @JoannaMoorhead tracks down a lost Surrealist; Rachel Mann removes her dog collar; Michael Carter recalls a life in ruins; Antony Hudson responds to the call to the permanent diaconate; Nicholas King is bowled over by Susan Gillingham’s companion to the Psalms; Oliver Letwin admires Timothy Garton Ash; Mark Lawson enjoys Kristin Scott Thomas in The Cherry Orchard; @IsabelleGrey on fillums & @LucyLethbridge on the telly; Julian Coman sees holes in Manchesterism; Adrian Chiles confesses to watching baseball; @JonathanTulloch is woken by pink-footed geese. In our latest podcast @Ruth Gledhill & @LizDodd talk to James Alison + Letters news Alban McCoy’s sermon puzzles blogs + the rest
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The Tablet was recently privileged to have James Alison in a wonderful conversation with @RuthieGledhill and @liz_dodd discussing his fabulous new book from @PAULISTPRESS .
The Tablet recently privileged me with a podcast-length interview about my most recent book "Beguiling Belonging" - Paulist NJ
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My @The_Tablet analysis of last week’s ‘Amoris at Ten’ bishops’ meeting in Rome, after speaking to people in the room. The pastoral conversion of Amoris is here to stay, but implementation remains patchy and poor. thetablet.co.uk/features/wer…
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“The great challenge we face over the next 20 years,” Cardinal Reinhold Marx tells Patrick Hudson in this week’s @The_Tablet, “is the threat to democracy posed by the growth of ethnic nationalism and populist far-right parties. There are two powers that stand for democracy, human rights, multilateral ideas, our common home & humanity: the European Union and the Holy See. Where are the others?” Marx bangs the table. “Nowhere.”
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Join Anna Jeffrey, Head of Religious Studies at Loreto College, for a thought-provoking conversation exploring why young people are becoming curious about Jesus and Christianity — and what they are searching for. thetablet.co.uk.events
Join Dame Rachel de Souza – Children’s Commissioner for England, at the Cardinal Hume Centre for a thought-provoking 40-minute lecture exploring the often life-changing impact of homelessness on children. For tickets, visit: thetablet.co.uk/events
We’re delighted to be partnering once again with Write & Shine for a special series of early-morning creative writing workshops, led by author and facilitator Gemma Seltzer, founder of the acclaimed Write & Shine workshop series. Book now: thetablet.co.uk/events
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Doctors, diplomats and deacons: in this week’s free @The_Tablet newsletter @brendanwalsh53 on Pope Leo and the elusive art of medicine & the extraordinary resurgence in Benediction and Adoration; Archbishop Paul Gallagher defends maintaining lines of dialogue with every nation – even those that begin unjust wars; Diana Darke unpicks Bayeux’s Arab threads; Eddie White loves to serve as a permanent deacon; Patrick Hudson’s View from Rome; Carina Murphy leads our education special. In Books, Jonathan Tulloch warns of the the tech titans’ threat to democracy; James Fergusson is entertained by David Kynaston’s barmily detailed history of the Sixties; Mary Kenny is a little disappointed by Louise Kennedy’s Stations. In Arts, @AlexaCoghlan sees Charpentier’s startlingly contemporary David et Jonathas; Mark Lawson enjoys the boozy couples in Albee’s Who’s Afraid? and Coward’s Hay Fever @LucyLethbridge heaps superlatives on Jimmy McGovern’s Time; columns from Christopher Howse, Isabel Lloyd, Jonathan Tulloch and N. O’Phile + Letters (Carmody Grey rails against factory farming) + news Alban McCoy’s sermon puzzles blogs + the rest
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He’s up and about: a couple of meetings on Thursday, Mass and a call to Putin on Friday (to discuss the humanitarian crisis in Oleshky), lift home today. Patrick Hudson reports for @The_Tablet
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