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Priests’ conference hears that the Church needs “to reach out” for vocations
Bishop Cullinan also thanked all the vocations directors for their work, as well as the staff of the National Vocations Office.
Bishop Monahan consecrates new columbarium in Ennis Cathedral
Ennis cathedral now becomes the first in Ireland to provide this option for internment.
Vatican releases schedule of Pope’s liturgical celebrations for November
The highlight of the liturgical celebrations of Pope Francis in the month of November is the World Day of the Poor, instituted by Pope Francis five years ago.
Bishop Fintan Monahan prays for road safety this long weekend as Covid pandemic restrictions relax
‘Blessing of the Roads’ ceremony to take place in the Cathedral of Saints Peter & Paul, Ennis
“Much loved and respected” Father Norman Davitt SVD (100) dies in Co Roscommon
Father Norman Davitt SVD, who celebrated his 100th birthday on 29 March, died on Saturday 16 October in Donamon, Co Roscommon, after 80 years in religious life.
Cardinal Parolin: the world needs women’s leadership and skills
A She-covery for all, Uniting Power with purpose for a new Inclusive Leadership”.
Nine new seminarians brings to 64 currently studying for the priesthood
"These formation figures released today offer us a sign of hope.” - Bishop Alphonsus Cullinan
Bishops call for climate action and support for the ‘Healthy Planet, Healthy People’ petition ahead of COP15 and COP26
The ‘Healthy Planet, Healthy People’ petition calls for a joined up, just response to the COVID 19, climate and biodiversity crises.
Pope John Paul I on the road to sainthood
Pope John Paul I was Pope for only 34 days, one of the shortest pontificates in history.
Bishops’ to undertake pilgrimage to Knock to offer Mass in memory of all who died during pandemic
On Sunday 14 November, the Bishops of Ireland will undertake a pilgrimage to Knock to concelebrate Mass for all those who have died on the island during the pandemic.
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