In a homily at the Cathedral of Christ the King in Mullingar this evening, Bishop of Meath Tom Deenihan described Fr Doyle's"cult or following" as"strong and widespread".
Born in Dalkey, Co Dublin, in 1873, Willie Doyle entered the Jesuit novitiate in Tullabeg, Rahan, in the Diocese of Meath at the age of 18.Despite having the rank of Captain, he"lived and suffered alongside his men", experiencing all of the dangers and trials of life in the trenches. In his homily this evening, Bishop Deenihan relayed a story contained in Alfred O'Rahilly’s biography of Father Doyle, written almost a 100 years ago.
Fr Willie Doyle's father, who was in the house at the time, said that it was his son who lost his life as an Army Chaplain.
More Catholic Church tripe, its 2022, not 1955, NOBODY cares about this nonsense
Superstition
It's as believable as Santa promoting another Elf, except Santa is real.
Watch the bigot’s come out in force in the comments.
Why did you refer to his followers as a cult in your article
Hopefully he exposes the abuses by Narcissistic families. Including the VILE women b’s who whore themselves & their roles to help regulatory bodies support rapists.Let him teach each of the said woman b’s that she can be raped.Thanks to him for putting these b’s in their place.
Is this WhispersNewsLTD
They say its canon and then Boba Fett turns out not to be dead. I'd prefer if they wouldn't mess with original storylines canon StarWars
Can they do something for the 796 babies they found in a septic tank in Tuam? Those babies the church sold, abused, and murdered?
Did a few magic tricks did he?🙄
Incredible coincidence: I read this having just left Liam Clancy's Wikipedia page where I learned that his mother named him after a Willie Doyle whom I'd never heard of previously.
How many kids did he f*ck?
What miracles did he perform?
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