“I am blessed I have a strong faith, and I have an army in Heaven that kick me out of bed every day.”
Month: September 2014
Bishop urged to re-think issue of permanent diaconate
Fears expressed by some parishioners that it will hinder greater lay involvement.
Priest from 1916 family celebrates his 101st birthday
Fr Mallin, now one of the oldest Irish priests in the world, was one of five children.
Archbishop Diarmuid Martin to represent Irish Church at synod
Archbishop Diarmuid Martin of Dublin will represent the Irish Church at the synod on the family in Rome next month. The meeting of bishops called by Pope Francis will bring together the presidents of national bishops’ conferences, the heads of Eastern Catholic churches and Vatican officials. However, since the resignation of Cardinal Seán Brady this…
Major conference to address Church reform under Francis
The Irish Catholic to host conference
SVP refuses to comment on gay group abortion stance
LGBT organisation shared an advertisement for a pro-abortion meeting at a local hotel organised by Galway Pro-Choice.
Irish hierarchy rapidly changing
New Primate brings the changing face of the hierarchy in to sharp focus
Primate calls for new missionary movement
‘Join me in this humble renewal of our Church’
New retirement house for missionary sisters
“Irish missionaries have made a tremendous contribution to the image of Ireland around the world,” said former Taoiseach John Bruton, performing the opening ceremony of Shanahan House, the new retirement home for the Missionary Sisters of the Holy Rosary. The building in Artane, Dublin was erected to meet an urgent accommodation need and is where the sisters come…
Dublin sends 2,000 pilgrims to Lourdes
Nurses Tara Curran, Ann Breen, Alice Griffin, Erica Keogan and Helen Dunnebarron preparing to leave Dublin airport on Sunday morning on a diocesan pilgrimage which saw seven specially chartered flights carrying 2,000 pilgrims to Lourdes. Photo: John McElroy

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