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The Musings and Rants of an Irish Anglican Priest
Who am I?
- Stephen Neill
- Celbridge, Kildare, Ireland
- Irish Anglican Priest - Based in Celbridge, Co. Kildare but with some parts of Co. Dublin within the parish boundaries - Husband of one wife and father of one son - Opinionated and occasionally troublesome
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Published Articles
IRISH TIMES - Rite and Reason June 2013 - The abortion Debate - Reluctantly leaving the middle Ground - Abbreviated version of this longer opinion piece was printed in the paper
IRISH TIMES - Rite and Reason - Tue 24th July 2012 - Trust & Politics
IRISH TIMES - Rite and Reason - Tue, Nov 04, 2008 - Faith in Financial Freefall
IRISH TIMES - Rite and Reason - Monday September 4th 2006 - The Protestant Bus
NENAGH GUARDIAN - November 2005 - Celebrating Christmas in a Pluralist Ireland
IRISH TIMES - Rite and Reason - Tue 24th July 2012 - Trust & Politics
IRISH TIMES - Rite and Reason - Tue, Nov 04, 2008 - Faith in Financial Freefall
IRISH TIMES - Rite and Reason - Monday September 4th 2006 - The Protestant Bus
NENAGH GUARDIAN - November 2005 - Celebrating Christmas in a Pluralist Ireland
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3 comments:
Brilliant
Wow, I couldn't wait to see what the bride was going to do!
Talk about setting a brilliant atmosphere for the rest of the day!
Bit over the top but I know what you mean.
And now for something totally different ...
The current RC obsession with getting back to hymns and approved religious music in church for weddings and funerals is abhorrent.
Why can't the idiots celebrate art, tout court, including music. They are, perhaps unwittingly, trying to divorce religion from real life.
It really takes me back to the bad old days, when the RC church had a very simple (religion versus secular) view of life, and they were in charge of the superior element.
Des Fennell said it all for me in 1963. "Statues of Mary in RC churches had no breasts."
QED.
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