Monday, December 27, 2010
Thursday, December 23, 2010
The Irish Times - Letters
The Irish Times - Letters
two letters on the popes message to the curia.
the one where he said pornography was normal or similar & its all aout the permissive 70's
yeh...along those lines. he's certainly not learning fast...
two letters on the popes message to the curia.
the one where he said pornography was normal or similar & its all aout the permissive 70's
yeh...along those lines. he's certainly not learning fast...
Diplomacy and the Vatican Sex Abuse Scandals
Diplomacy and the Vatican Sex Abuse Scandals
an interesting reflection on where thevatican stands re diplomatic immunity
an interesting reflection on where thevatican stands re diplomatic immunity
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Friday, December 17, 2010
chapter 19 of dublin report published today
The link for chapter 19 of the Dublin Report is below. Once again we urge everybody affected by its content to reach out for support.
The Department of Justice and Law Reform: Report by Commission of Investigation into Catholic Archdi
www.justice.ie
Report by Commission of Investigation into the handling by Church and State authorities of allegations and suspicions of child abuse against clerics of the Catholic Archdiocese of Dublin.
The Department of Justice and Law Reform: Report by Commission of Investigation into Catholic Archdi
www.justice.ie
Report by Commission of Investigation into the handling by Church and State authorities of allegations and suspicions of child abuse against clerics of the Catholic Archdiocese of Dublin.
Monday, December 13, 2010
brothers of charity abuse - The Irish Times - Search
as far as know this institution stil keps kilcornan opened.
lives are ruined and learning disaled people not protected.
i hadn't realised this psychologist went 'public'. god on him.
brothers of charity abuse - The Irish Times - Search
lives are ruined and learning disaled people not protected.
i hadn't realised this psychologist went 'public'. god on him.
brothers of charity abuse - The Irish Times - Search
Sunday, December 12, 2010
QandA May 25th - response to question on Ryan Commission Report
QandA May 25th - response to question on Ryan Commission Report
i will always remember this brave man...
i will always remember this brave man...
Thursday, December 9, 2010
dutch cases of clergy sexual abuse
Thursday.
Dutch Church Abuse Cases Detailed
http://www.nytimes.com/
Almost 2,000 people were victims of sexual and physical abuse while they were minors in the care of the Catholic Church in the Netherlands, a commission said Thursday
Dutch Church Abuse Cases Detailed
http://www.nytimes.com/
Almost 2,000 people were victims of sexual and physical abuse while they were minors in the care of the Catholic Church in the Netherlands, a commission said Thursday
disability benefits in ireland petition
sign my petition and post it world wide
Save our disability benefits in southern Ireland Petition
Source: http://www.gopetition.com/petition/41295.html
Save our disability benefits in southern Ireland Petition
Source: http://www.gopetition.com/petition/41295.html
Thursday, December 2, 2010
irish snow & dangers - safety advice
please everyone in uk and ireland be careful in the snow & ice. we are not used to this so are generally unprepared. here is my own list of safeguards;
a) Don't go out if you don't absolutely need to
b) if you go out tell someone where you are going and when you expect to be back
d) carry a fULLY charged mobile phone
e) dress up warmly, even bring an extra jumper or jacket in case of getting stuck
f) if possible carry food and hot flask
g) carry all medicine you may need if you get stuck
h) carry identification in case it is needed and contact person's details (especially elderly)
e) ensure pets at home have plenty of food & water and have phone number of neighbour if you become stuck
f) carry plently of fuel for car.
g) Do not drive unless absolutely necessary
h) check on all elderly or disabled neighbours.
i)check their fridges and bedrooms for food and warm beds, and homes for heating. many are afraid to put on heaters because of the bills.they may not be dressed well so scarfs, hats and gloves indoors might be needed. elderly people do not have enough 'fat' cover.
j) invite them into your home if meals on wheels or carers cannot visit them
k) wear proper shoes.
l) don't be foolish and rides bikes!
m) don't go out if you use crutches, sticks, rollators, or walking aids. they get wet and returning to wood floors they slip alarmingly. or failing that dry the rubber tips well.
o) shopkeepers, hospitals schools, dry all floor suraces from wet shoes. some may slip.dripping brollies.
p) if you go out in afternoon ensure you plan how to get home in evening when it is dark and freezing. buses and taxi's may be off the road.
q) salt or sand any footpaths in front of your shop or house. if we all did this life would be easier.
At the end of the day your safety is in your hands and so is the safety of elderly or ill and disabled family , neighbours and friends who may be less able to safeguard themselves who live beside you.
don't let anyone die because you didn't care.
Any more suggestions...do add
a) Don't go out if you don't absolutely need to
b) if you go out tell someone where you are going and when you expect to be back
d) carry a fULLY charged mobile phone
e) dress up warmly, even bring an extra jumper or jacket in case of getting stuck
f) if possible carry food and hot flask
g) carry all medicine you may need if you get stuck
h) carry identification in case it is needed and contact person's details (especially elderly)
e) ensure pets at home have plenty of food & water and have phone number of neighbour if you become stuck
f) carry plently of fuel for car.
g) Do not drive unless absolutely necessary
h) check on all elderly or disabled neighbours.
i)check their fridges and bedrooms for food and warm beds, and homes for heating. many are afraid to put on heaters because of the bills.they may not be dressed well so scarfs, hats and gloves indoors might be needed. elderly people do not have enough 'fat' cover.
j) invite them into your home if meals on wheels or carers cannot visit them
k) wear proper shoes.
l) don't be foolish and rides bikes!
m) don't go out if you use crutches, sticks, rollators, or walking aids. they get wet and returning to wood floors they slip alarmingly. or failing that dry the rubber tips well.
o) shopkeepers, hospitals schools, dry all floor suraces from wet shoes. some may slip.dripping brollies.
p) if you go out in afternoon ensure you plan how to get home in evening when it is dark and freezing. buses and taxi's may be off the road.
q) salt or sand any footpaths in front of your shop or house. if we all did this life would be easier.
At the end of the day your safety is in your hands and so is the safety of elderly or ill and disabled family , neighbours and friends who may be less able to safeguard themselves who live beside you.
don't let anyone die because you didn't care.
Any more suggestions...do add
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
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