The Church teaches that the baptised are enriched with a special strength of the Holy Spirit by the sacrament, writes Cathal Barry
Month: November 2015
The place inside the heart where everyone is met
At any given time most of the world believes that death isn’t final, that some form of immortality exists. Most people believe that those who have died still exist in some state, in some modality, in some place, in some Heaven or Hell, however that might be conceived. In some conceptions, immortality is seen as…
Building hope in Ethiopia
Living Youth, the Diocese of Down & Connor’s Youth Commission, and Ulster University sent a joint team of 14 young people to Ethiopia with Habitat for Humanity to build toilet blocks for two communities there, and some of the young people wrote a diary of their time.
Get crafty with your button collection
Next time you think about tossing away old buttons, think again and pop them into a jar instead. When your jar becomes full, start getting crafty with your button collection. Working with buttons is addictive and you will soon find yourself creating lots of different projects and organising colours into different jars. Use different coloured…
The science behind attraction
Science of Life
Faith in the Family
Our parish is using the Do this in Memory programme this year to support the children and families who are preparing for First Reconciliation and First Eucharist. The response to the programme from parents has been very positive with many commenting on how good it is to be involved, to feel more connected to the…
It’s the little things that make a big difference
Adding detail is one of my favourite things about decorating a room. I love how a few simple ornaments and soft furnishings can make such a difference. In fact, it’s a great way to add colour to your room if you’re not quite bold enough to have peacock blue walls! It’s easy to pick up…
Limerick parish prepares youth for the workplace
Mags Gargan talks to people involved in a parish work experience scheme
Saoirse Ronan comes of age in international romance
Brooklyn (15A)
Let’s say thanks properly, before it is too late
The Irish State must have ‘the maturity to acknowledge and indeed celebrate the contribution of religious men and women’, writes Fr Martin Delaney

Cathal Barry
Fr Ronald Rolheiser
Courtney McGrail
Erin Fox
William Reville
Bairbre Cahill
Mags Gargan
Aubrey Malone