synodal pathway

Archbishop Eamon Martin highlights the importance of prayer in the Synod process as we explore a new way of being Church while remaining faithful to the Church's tradition and teaching.

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Bishop Brendan Leahy shares his hopes for the Synod on Synodality this October in Rome which he is attending along with outlining possible next steps for the Irish synodal pathway.

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During the diocesan stage of the Universal Synod, people called for courses, resources, and dynamic spaces where they could explore or deepen their own faith, spirituality, and understanding of Scripture on a personal level. One initiative being made available in 2023 is this series of short video reflections on the Sunday Gospel each week. Watch out for a new video each week and please feel free to share these videos as widely as possible - on your websites, your social media platforms, and with others on your networks.

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Fr Willie Purcell (National Vocations Office) on the importance of prayer during this Year of Vocation for Diocesan Priesthood to support those who are thinking about contacting a Vocations Director

For more info see https://vocations.ie/

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Julianne Moran, General Secretary of the Irish Synodal Pathway, reflects on the progress made so far on the Synodal pathway and the journey ahead over the coming years.

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A look back at the blessing the Our Common Home garden at the World Meeting of Families 2018 by Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle

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Marking the 5th anniversary of Pope Francis coming to Ireland for the World Meeting of Families ... we look back at the Festival of Families which took place in Croke Park on Saturday 25th August 2018.

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Speaking at the 2023 National Novena in Knock, well known broadcaster Sean O'Rourke reflects on the gift of service and priesthood.

"It is right that we think about and pray for those called to the priesthood, those who have a vocation to show Christ’s love to the world in a particular way. We can all think of a priest who has made a positive difference among your family circle, friends, or community… and give thanks for his vocation.

Because we all know priests and religious who have done huge amounts of good, and offered their lives for others. And they need and deserve our support, gratitude, and prayers.

And we need more of them."

see vocations.ie

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"This is the most exciting moment in the Catholic Church since Vatican II ..." @eamonnconway on the publication of the #SynodonSynodality working document #synod @Synod_va @synodalpathway @synodalpathway

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