ACP members asked to pay annual fee

Fellow Members,
This is a reminder that the membership fee of €20 for 2014 is now due.
You can pay using the paypal facility on our website.  Alternatively you can send a cheque, made out to the ACP to:
Fr. Gerry O’Connor
Marianella,
75, Orwell Road,
Dublin 6
Some people have already paid.  If you have paid your subscription in the last couple of months, please ignore this notice.  You have already given your support.
We are grateful to so many people, clergy and lay, who have consistently supported us during the past three and a half years.
Now that Brendan Hoban is back to full health, we had our first full meeting of the new Leadership Team this afternoon (Wednesday 15 January), and we have plenty of activity planned for the next few months.
The Leadership Team

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