Ronan Coffey from Clonmel, Co. Tipperary take a selfie picture meeting Bishop Phoncie Cullinan after his ordination as Bishop of Waterford & Lismore at the Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity, Waterford on Sunday. Photo: John Power
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Roscommon youth conference to explore theme of Mary
A Catholic Youth Conference for those aged 18-40 is coming up on Saturday, April 25 in Horan’s restaurant, Racecourse Road, Roscommon from 9.30am – 4pm. The theme is ‘Mary, Cause of Our Joy’ and the programme includes talks by Frs Charles Benoit Reche and Bernard Murphy, Friars of the Renewal, Marian Carroll, and also personal…
70% believe children have right to be raised by own parents
A new opinion poll has found that 70% of people believe that children have a right to be raised by their own mother and father. The poll, conducted by Amárach Research for The Iona Institute, found that only 8% disagreed with the statement, while the remainder said they neither agreed nor disagreed. Speaking on behalf…
Knock to host National Eucharistic Congress
September event a dry run for potential papal visit
School insurance costs rise due to election day mishaps
School managers calling on the Government to provide insurance for schools used as polling stations
Nuncio digging it down in Dingle
Apostolic Nuncio, Archbishop Charles Brown planting a tree at a ceremony marking the 150th anniversary of St Mary's Church in Dingle, Co. Kerry on Easter Sunday. Bishop of Kerry, Dr Raymond Browne and former Maynooth professor, Msgr Padraig O Fiannachta were also present. Photo: Marian O'Flaherty
Easter’s lady in red
A dancer dressed in costume attends the Lagos Carnival on Easter Monday in Nigeria. Photo: Reuters
New parish cell blessed in Leixlip
Fr John McNamara, Adm. of Leixlip parish in Co. Kildare, blessed a new parish cell group in Our Lady’s Nativity Church. This is the fifteenth parish cell group in Leixlip and was formed from the existing cell of Frances Kealey. The cell will be hosted and led by Mary Gallagher, Ryevale Lawns and will meet…
Church must be free to teach marriage stance – Bishop Doran
Catholic schools should be allowed to continue teaching Church views
Armagh diocese to host two vocation events
Armagh Diocesan Vocations Team have organised two upcoming events to give people a chance to hear testimonies of vocational calls. Entitled ‘Great people, great stories, come and listen!’, the evenings will take place on Thursday, April 23 in The Synod Hall, Armagh and Wednesday, April 29 in The Parochial Centre, Fairhill Rd, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone…
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