- Written by: Fr Bill Grimm
Facebook post of Scottish Laity Network
Many people talk about resuming what was done before the pandemic. Liturgies, schedules, programs, structures — all should come back on stage to do once more the song and dance routines that had been driving audiences away.
- Written by: Tom O'Loughlin
From The Catholic Theological Association’s website – with permission from the author.
Nicholas Lash 1934-2020 Download: Nicholas Lash Obituary by Tom O'Loughlin
Nicholas Lash – a model of loving questioning: obituary by Tom O'Loughlin
Long before I ever met Nicholas Lash I was a fan! It was Christmas 1977 and I had been given Voices of Authority by the local curate - ‘there were curates upon the earth in those days’ - as a Christmas present with the note: ‘a small book which I think you may enjoy reading!’ It was very short indeed (116 pages and just two and a half pages of notes), but how much was squeezed so eloquently into those pages. Quite apart from its content, it was a lesson that one could write cutting edge theology without cumbersome language and ostentatious displays of academic prowess. He could just say it all so simply, and yet he never retreated from the fact that faith is a matter of facing hard questions. Here is a lovely example:
- Written by: Andrew Hornsby-Smith
Download: A Call To Action meeting minutes 25.7.20
- Written by: Joseph O’Hanlon
THE GOD WHO SPEAKS ...
ACTA
LECTIONARY COMMENTARY
19th Sunday in Ordinary Time
YEAR OF MATTHEW
- Written by: Tom O'Loughlin
Tom O’Loughlin is Professor of Historical Theology at the University of Nottingham in England. He is the author of numerous works, including The Eucharist (T&T Clark, 2015), Saint Patrick (SPCK Publishing, 2014), and making the Most of the Lectionary (Morehouse Publishing, 2012). He is also the author of the book discussed in this interview, Eating Together, Becoming One (Liturgical Press Academic, 2019).