Easter Sunday 2021
Jesus rises from the dead, Alleluia!
Remember In the Gospel of St John [...]
Remember Numbers 21:4-9
The Israelites left Mount Hor by the road to the Sea of Suph, to skirt the land of Edom. On the way the people lost [...]
Remember My Father’s word finds no home in you. (Jn 5:41-42)
Jesus said to them: John was a lamp alight [...]
Remember ‘Go now, don’t sin any more.’ (John 8:11)
The scribes and Pharisees brought a woman along … and making her stand there in [...]
Remember John 2:13 -20
Just before the Jewish Passover Jesus [...]
02/03/2021 Tuesday, Lent Week 2
Remember Matthew 23::11-12
Jesus said to the people and his disciples The greatest among you must be your servant. Anyone who exalts [...]
19/02/09 Friday after Ash Wednesday
Remember...(Mt 9:15).
The Jesus prophesy: The time will come for the bridegroom to be taken away from them and then they will fast.
Reflect
On their return from meeting many famous people around the world, Mark [...]
18/02/09 Thursday after Ash Wednesday
Remember Deuteronomy 30: 15-30 These are the words of Moses, one of the giants in the Old Testament. He lived between 1000 and 750B.C. He was the great liberator of Israel from Egypt’s power, He was the [...]
"We propose that, in addition to wearing face masks, ministers of the Eucharist would wear gloves, so there would be no contact of hands during the distribution of Communion," says Fr Dermot Leycock.
“To not be able to receive communion at this most difficult time is very hard on people," says Fr Kevin McNamara, PP of Moyvane, Co. Kerry.
"Let us not forget the efforts that lie ahead," said Ireland's Church leaders quoting the British prime minister Winston Churchill.
Despite the curbs on movement and travel because of the COVID-19 epidemic, the Camino season was launched
As the island battles this pandemic, standing alongside other denominations and Christian organisations, we are today issuing a call to pray — Ireland's church leaders.
"Jesus Christ, come to our aid now, in the midst of the global spread of the coronavirus, that we may experience your healing love," says prayer of Bishop of Ferns
The objective of our Lenten digital initiative is to assist our spiritual preparation for the joy and hope of the Easter season – Archbishop Eamon Martin.
Every year roughly 400 people take part in the workshops.
We need to re-focus on delivering the best care possible for mothers and babies and to avoid the ongoing rush to prioritise abortion funding to the clear detriment of mothers, babies and staff – Pro Life Campaign.
"The people of the diocese have been very generous over these years in supporting Share even at moments of serious economic difficulties. I thank you for that generosity and I encourage you to continue in the support given to Share," says Archbishop Martin
The response to Pope Francis’ Extraordinary Missionary Month has been hugely successful in the Catholic Church across the world - The Irish News.
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Encouraging children to pray for other children is a key part of the work of the Society of Missionary Children.
“Today was a step in the right direction, but we have a long way to go” – SVP.
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Two-day International Conference "Saving our common home and the future of life on Earth". Vatican City, 5-6 July 2018, hosted by the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development.
Dr Ronan Cleary on the 8th Amendment
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“Each surgical abortion will take priority over all other gynecological or obstetric services because you can’t have a waiting list for an abortion. This is estimated to be approximately 2,000 within one year if [...]
“The proposed legislation would allow the abortion of a healthy baby from a healthy mother for any reason at all in the first 3 months of a 9 month pregnancy. It also allows for the abortion of a healthy baby in the first 6 months of a 9 month pregnancy [...]
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Source: Irishdoctorsforlife.com
“Defending the right to life of the unborn is the most important social justice issue of our time. It will shape the kind of Ireland we live in for years to come.” Finola Bruton is chair of the Parish Pastoral Council of Dunboyne & Kilbride.
“We’re in unprecedented times with constantly changing social and moral values. Our contribution to our families, the Church and society has never been more important.” Catherine Wiley, from Mayo, is founder of the Catholic Grandparents Association.
