The bishop noted that Pope Francis has asked people to pray for political leaders as they seek the common good, and to be courageous in caring for people on the margins, those whose life needs special protection, and all who are vulnerable.
As the number of priests in the diocese grows smaller, Bishop Gavin said: “We need to actively go out of our way to encourage, foster, nourish and promote vocations to the priesthood and consecrated life.”
Through the awards, young people are able to take an active part in the life of their Church and become more aware of the teaching and role of the Catholic Church in the world.
“The challenge is just starting again, to a new family, a new home, a new faith community.”
"Catholic schools are not a notion or an ideology but, rather, Catholic schools are the schools in our own parishes that serve and are part of the local communities and that teach and welcome the local children.”
Up to 10,000 people expected at Ireland's largest Eucharistic procession.
The handshake represents a low risk of spreading virus, but if people are uncomfortable about it, they can use a smile or a bow - Dublin Archdiocese.
Remember what the Holy Spirit took from the disciples in the upper room: their fear and anxiety about the future – Bishop Denis Brennan at the ordination of Fr Billy Caulfied.
“We appreciate that there are manpower issues both within the Vincentian community and the diocese. We do not believe the announcement is the correct solution to this situation."
Nine ordinations taking place in the Irish Church this year with only one priest ordained for the Munster region.
“We must commemorate 1916 in a way that respects all past differences and does not glorify violence retrospectively" - Bishop John Buckley.
Two-year programme of study offered through a partnership between the Diocese of Cork and Ross and Maryvale Institute.
Monastery has been a “powerhouse of prayer” for a century - Bishop John Buckley of Cork and Ross.
Day to reflect on the effects of abuse as individuals and as a society.
Rev Dr Tom Deenihan is diocesan secretary in the diocese of Cork and Ross.
