Bishops acknowledge ‘deep commitment to the faith’ of the Legion of Mary
The Autumn General Meeting of the of the Irish Episcopal Conference concluded in Maynooth yesterday, 5 October.
‘No one in Ireland should suffer from fuel poverty this Winter’ – Bishops
Yesterday, 4 October, was the first day of the Autumn General Meeting of the Irish Bishops’ Conference, which is taking place in-person at Saint Patricks’ College, Maynooth.
Clergy of Ferns discuss ministering in the diocese into the future
Last week Bishop Ger Nash, Bishop of Ferns, gathered with the clergy of the diocese in Mount Wolseley Hotel, Tullow, Co Carlow, to reflect on how they will minister as priests together in a changing world.
Pope Francis appoints Teresa Devlin to Commission for the Protection of Minors
This Commission serves as an independent institution connected to the Holy See, with an advisory function at the service of the Holy Father.
8,000 people expected to “dream” daily at Dundalk Redemptorist’s nine-day Novena in October
The annual Redemptorist Solemn Novena to Saint Gerard Majella to take place in Saint Joseph’s Monastery, Dundalk, from 8 October to 16 October.
Bishop McGuckian on the Synod: Church teaching won’t be changed, we will
Last Sunday, Bishop Alan McGuckian SJ of Raphoe celebrated Mass for the annual Legion of Mary pilgrimage to to the Basilica of Our Lady of Knock, Co Mayo.
‘I’m delighted and honoured to open the seventh branch of Veritas’ – Bishop Leahy
On 24 September 2022, Bishop Brendan Leahy officially opened the new Veritas store on O'Connell Street, Limerick, in the presence of locals.
Good educational leaders delve into life – Archbishop Dermot Farrell
To mark the opening of the Academic Year 2022/23, Archbishop Dermot Farrell of Dublin, celebrated Mass at Saint Patrick’s Campus DCU, on 22 September.
‘For the poorest in our society, this is an emergency, not a crisis’ – Northern Bishops
Yesterday, the Feast Day of Saint Vincent de Paul, the Northern Catholic bishops issued a statement in urgent concern about the challenges facing the most vulnerable in society.
Ten new seminarians have begun studies for Irish dioceses
“God is still calling and there are men of courage who are answering Him” – Bishop Cullinan