Tag Archives: preferential option

Hard Times and the Response of a Theology of Liberation

Posted on November 13, 2010 by homophilosophicus

Ireland is looking down the barrel of a serious and long term economic crisis. The evidence from the national government points to the reality of a cynical and harmful attitude in the current régime towards the wellbeing of those within … Continue reading →

Posted in Economics, Politics, Theology | Tagged catholicism, christianity, church of ireland, community, government, injustice, jesus christ, liberation, oppression, preferential option, roman catholic church, social action, social justice, solidarity, the police, Theology | 2 Comments

Symposium cum Amici

Posted on November 3, 2010 by homophilosophicus

Sometime over a year ago I ventured out on a little Dublin tourism with a beloved friend into the north of the city. Our little walking tour took us at length into the area of Ballymun, an area which from … Continue reading →

Posted in Theology | Tagged alienation, ballymun, BBC, broadcasting, community, drugs, peace, Politics, poverty, praxis, prayer, preferential option, reconciliation, social action, social justice, solidarity, the scheme | 2 Comments

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