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admin July 27, 2017

France: Participants on the Killaloe Diocesan Pilgrimage to Taizé with Fr Jerry Carey.

Westmeath: At the annual Mullingar Deanery Annual Pioneer Mass held in the Cathedral Of Christ the King Mullingar are: Danny Dunne ( Silver Medal) Kathleen Mimnagh, Betty Mimnagh-Dunne ( Gold Medal), Kathleen Ward (Gold Medal), Bridie Hannigan ( Gold Medal) Fr Padraig McMahon Adm V.F & Joe Monaghan Chairman Mullingar Deanery Pioneers.

Dublin: Sr Maria Kenny with Bishop Raymond Field celebrating 50 years as a Sister of Charity in St Patrick's, Ringsend with her colleagues and Fr Ivan Tonge, Parish Priest.

Westmeath: The Camillian religious community celebrated the feast of St Camillus with a novena in Killucan last week during which Bro. Augustine celebrated his 92th birthday: from left Fr Frank Monks, Bro. Augustine McCormack, Bro. John O’Brien and Fr William Coleman.

LIMERICK: Sr Stan receiving the 2017 Fitzgerald Bible Bruff Award at the Thomas Fitzgerald Centre in Bruff for her lifelong work for the “poor, the homeless and the excluded”. From left: Paul Dennehy, Chairman; Anthony Gubbins; Cllr Stephen Keary, Mayor of Limerick City & County; Michael Cronin; Sr Stan; Canon James Costello and Jim Cottam.

KERRY: The priests who celebrated the annual Mass for the Holy Souls at Rath cemetery, Tralee – attended by more than 2,000 people – pictured with the committee. From left, sitting: Canon Seamus Linnane, Fr Tadhg Fitzgerald PP, Fr Dan O’Riordan PP, VF, Fr Pat Crean-Lynch PP, Archbishop Tom Crean PP, Msgr Sean Hanafan VG and Fr Neill Howard CC; back, Joe Moynihan, Olga Tarantsoba, Fr John Buckley, Fr Bernard Healy CC, Fr Tomás O’Keeffe, Billy Locke, chairman<br />
Rath Committee, Danny and Kathleen Lawlor, Treasurer, Fr Kieran O’Brien Adm St. Mary’s Cathedral Killarney, Sonny and Elsie Healy, Noreen Hanafin, Denis O’Shea and Frances Quirke. Photo: John Cleary

GALWAY: Participants who attended the seven week ChristLife Faith Formation Course<br />
called ‘Discovering Christ’ in Mountbellew (Archdiocese of Tuam) in May-June together with the Parish Priest Fr Karl Burns.

CAVAN: The Bishop of Kilmore, Dr Leo O’Reilly recently presented certificates to 42 people who undertook a three-year study of the Catechism of the Catholic Church.

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