Fr. Sean McManus
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- Sep 30, 2026
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LETTER: A Strident Pathology (opens the original)
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If Catholic Republicans/Nationalists insisted on marching through Protestant areas in Northern Ireland I would be the first to condemn it, as should all right-thinking people. Whence this Orange Order compulsion for Protestant supremacy? That is, of course, a rhetorical question. Supremacy and anti-Catholicism is blatantly enshrined in the British Constitution. So much so that King Charles had to vow to preserve Protestant supremacy in his 2023 Coronation. Sign up today to get daily, up-to-date
LETTERS: Equal Praise (opens the original)
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The Irish National Caucus, since I founded it, has maintained a bi-partisan position neither Democratic nor Republican but dedicated to getting both American parties apply a single standard - not a double standard - in their foreign policy on national self-determination, human rights, freedom, and peace in Ireland. Our founding principle and motto state it perfectly: "Ireland, too, has the right to be One Nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all." We have praised the good
LETTERS: Betraying the GFA (opens the original)
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So much for the hope, that since Prime Minister Burham was reared Catholic with a great respect for the social justice teaching of the Catholic Church, he would better understand the injustice of the Northern Ireland State. But on his first visit there, he in effect betrays a fundamental tenet of the Good Friday Agreement. Is he out to prove the wisdom of Charles de Gaulle’s famous quote: “For England … there is no alliance that holds, no treaty that is respected, no truth that matters." Or as L
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