Today’s liturgy gives a preview of the events we will celebrate between Holy Thursday and Easter Sunday: the passion, death and resurrection of Jesus. These events are also the focus of this and every Sunday celebration. We ask for God’s help in understanding their significance.
The Synodal Pathway – Vatican Two for slow learners Gerry O’Hanlon S.J. (Letter to the Irish Times, 39.3.2025) gently reminded Diarmuid Ferriter that, in his column of March 21st assessing…
News release Meeting of the XVI Ordinary Council Vatican, 7 April 2025 The third meeting of the XVI Ordinary Council of the General Secretariat of the Synod took place in…
In receiving these reflections you are invited to be part of a much bigger picture where each recipient is invited to pass them on to others, who in turn do…
Final Exit? LIGHT SMALL AREA TO ONE SIDE. SADOC, THE HIGH PRIEST’S BURSAR, AT A SMALL TABLE, COUNTING OUT COINS. JUDAS STANDS A LTTLE WAY OFF, OBSERVING. SADOC … twenty…
Evaluating Women’s Experiences: Share your voice…The World Union of Catholic Women’s Organisations (WUCWO) and the World Women’s Observatory (WWO) is seeking the assistance of women who were actively engaged in the…
Theme: ‘Radical Restoration’ 5th Sunday Lent Year C 2025 Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SSXJSc1Di4
Letter to the Bishops and the People of God Did you know that the General Secretariat of the Synod (Cardinal Mario Grech) has sent a letter to all Bishops, and…
ACP Leadership Team member Tim Hazelwood speaking with Monica Morley on Midwest Radio’s Faith Alive programme on the recent ACP press statement on C McGregor’s visit to the White House…
The 5th AMRI Webinar: A National Voice for Laity and Lay Mission in Ireland – The European Experience Tues 8 April 2025 7.00pm-9.00pm with guest speakers Josian Caproens (President),…
This fifth Sunday of Lent, we gather to worship our compassionate God, who heals our sinfulness and challenges us to leave our sinfulness behind.
Tom Hamill was a priest, Biblical scholar, poet and musician, who grew up in Dundalk, Co Louth. He was ordained for the Archdiocese of Armagh in 1964. After further studies…
Over 60 people graduated in the Killala Diocese Lay Leadership Graduation Class recently. A report from Monica Morley on Midwest Radio’s Faith Alive programme:
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