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Not much chance of dialogue here, I’m afraid! This email came to me this morning!

Sep 10

Name
	JOHN O HALLORAN
Email
	johnohalloran2k10@gmail.com
Message
	Dear Fr Flannery, I take this opportunity to question your latest position on the new marriage streamline scheme edict by the holy father. I would note first, that I have become aware of your liberal and progressive view, which have become unpopular among many of faithful and laity alike. I am writhing to you because you and your cohort of have embraced this new age modern way.

Letter to Pope Francis on the occasion of his visit to the U.S.

Sep 09

This letter was sent by the International Network of Reform movements, of which I am the Irish delegate.

Catholics Call on Pope Francis to Keep Parishes Open

As Pope Francis makes his inaugural journey to the United States, Catholics from the United States and around the world are calling on him to help them keep parishes open.

A Open Letter to Pope Francis released today calls attention to the widespread policy of bishops to merge, cluster and close parishes and asks Pope Francis to encourage them to find ways to keep them open rather than shuttering them.

Brendan Hoban’s article for the Western People, on Bishop Crean and myself.

Aug 30

Fr Tony Flannery has paid a high price for his membership of the Association of Catholic Priests (ACP). A founder member, over five years ago, in the dog-days of the Pope Benedict era, Tony and others (including myself) spelled out as our platform the need for an agenda of reform for the Church we had served for decades – and which everyone (or almost everyone) could see was dying by the day.

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