Sabbatical Update 15 July 2024

Jul 15, 2024

Food for Faith Podcasts
Food for Faith Podcasts
Sabbatical Update 15 July 2024
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Join Triona Doocey and John O’Connor in conversation giving an update on John’s Sabbatical.

In this 30 minute podcast you’ll hear about progress on the Fifth Gospel Project, with insights into John’s two months in the USA, his current time in Assisi Italy living in a Franciscan community, and his upcoming visit to the north of Italy.

 

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  1. Thank you Triona and Fr John. A most inspiring conversation and I will look forward to the “Fifth Gospel Living.” I particularly appreciated the commentary on reminding us to keep Jesus in our daily lives rather than viewing Him in a historical view. He is always with us. Will look forward to hearing about the Rimini Meeting! Godspeed, Fr John.

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  2. One word!
    BRILLIANT.
    Anne

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  3. Very very encouraging and assuring to be more aware of Jesus in our daily lives .
    Also very thought provoking in so many aspects of Church and its structure .
    Thank you Father John for lots to think about as people of Faith .

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  4. A most enjoyable and thought-provoking conversation and so good to hear you even more energised than ever, John! Re the ‘lay’ word: I’ve become almost hypersensitive to it since hearing you declare its unsuitability, at our parish retreat earlier this year, and yes surely we are all professional followers of Jesus. However the Vatican/Synod hasn’t latched on yet, perhaps have a word while you’re in the neighbourhood.

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