Is it primarily the fault of the Church or of the Catholics who have left it?
Topic: Bishop Kieran Conry
Bishop blesses new buildings
Posted on Thursday, 13 October 2011
Bishop Kieran Conry opens new Maths and English facility at St Teresa’s School in Effingham, Dorking
Tory MP urges Cameron to crack down on churches that refuse to hold same-sex ceremonies
Posted on Thursday, 8 September 2011
Conservative MP for Portslade and Hove has ‘over-stepped the mark’, says Bishop Kieran Conry
Reward for faithful service
Posted on Wednesday, 9 March 2011
Two parishioners of the Holy Redeemer church in East Sussex have been presented with the Benemerenti medal and certificate from Pope Benedict XVI
Don’t rub off your ashes, urges bishop
Posted on Thursday, 3 March 2011
Bishop Kieran Conry says wearing of ashes is a ‘wonderful’ chance for people to show their commitment to Christ
Bishop Conry and Bishop Hollis have just proved how wrong I can be
Posted on Friday, 11 February 2011
The papal visit, says one, is an ‘outpouring of grace’; the ordinariate, says the other, a ‘journey of faith’: not what I would have predicted
Bishop Conry: Benedict XVI’s visit to Britain boosted his popularity
Posted on Thursday, 10 February 2011
Bishop of Arundel and Brighton says Catholics are still talking about the papal visit and ‘the outpouring of grace that was witnessed’
Bishop Davies knows that we can talk to young people about their immortal souls. Bishop Conry says it can’t be done. Which one should we trust?
There’s a gulf of understanding here: and a choice to be made