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17 de feb. de 2016 · The ACP is an association for Catholic Priests who wish to have a forum, and a voice to reflect on, discuss and comment on issues affecting the Irish Church and society today. We welcome any feedback you may have. If you are an existing member, you can pay your membership fee here.
- Sunday Homily Resources
Sunday Homily Resources. The gist of each reading is...
- Weekday Homily Resources
Weekday Homily Resources. The gist of each reading is...
- Liturgy Preparation
Key Message: What are the thorns in our flesh? What are the...
- Helpline
Some people were always trying to find fault with our Lord...
- Association Membership
On this page, you can pay your annual membership fee using...
- Sunday Homily Resources
10 de may. de 2022 · Find homiletic reflections on the daily readings from the Catholic lectionary, based on notes by Fr. Martin Hogan p.p. Fr Pat Rogers cp. The web page also provides the gist and full text of each reading in NRSV for inclusive language.
30 de jun. de 2024 · AUSCP • Our mission is to to be an association of U. S. Catholic priests offering mutual support and a collegial voice through dialogue, contemplation and prophetic action on issues affecting the Church and society.
10 de may. de 2022 · Sunday Homily Resources. The gist of each reading is suggested in a single line; then the full text of the readings (NRSV for inclusive language); finally some homiletic reflections on the day’s readings. On many weekdays we offer two approaches to a homily.
AUSCP is a pastoral and collegial voice of priests in good standing in dioceses and religious communities. It is inspired by Vatican II and Pope Francis, and invites the participation of all the members of the People of God.
12 de ago. de 2022 · The AUSCP 2022 Assembly will be held on June 20-23 in Baltimore, Maryland. Registration details available soon.
The Association of Catholic Priests (ACP) is an independent and voluntary association of Catholic clergy in Ireland. The association was established on 1 September 2010 with the objective of having "a forum, and a voice to reflect, discuss and comment on issues affecting the Irish Church and society today".
