Putting out the light

AND so the three Augustinian priests who participated in the concelebrated Easter Mass in Drogheda have been well and truly brought to heel.

Tue, 23 May, 2006 - 01:00

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How depressing. St Augustine said that all teaching and theology consists of two parts: things and signs. The sign of light that briefly flickered in Drogheda has been quenched.

Oliver McGrane

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Courts Columnists Place: Drogheda Place: 32 Place: Marley Ave Rathfarnham Dublin Person: St Augustine Person: Oliver McGrane Event: Easter mass

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