Audio of ACP AGM

This is the link for the ACP AGM Wed Oct 28th via Zoom, agenda listed below.

The welcome and introductory remarks are not included.

Please note, a candle was lit at the beginning to remember deceased members and supporters.

Agenda

Welcome: Gerry O’Connor – Opening Payer/Light Candle/

Apologies (Pat Rogers/John McEvoy/Stephen Farragher)

Minutes 2019/Matters Arising.

  1. Covid: Tim Hazelwood, Lorcan Kenny, Angela Hanley – open forum
  2. Operations Report: Gerry O’Connor updates on work for the past year – open forum
  3. Webinars: Gerry O’Connor – Australia, Germany; GB planned; Séamus Ahearne – ACP x 10 years old; Gerry O’Hanlon – Synod on Synodality – open forum
  4. Website: Thanks to: Pat Rogers/Gerry Bennett; Bernard Cotter, Mattie Long
  5. Financial Report: Liamy Mac Nally
  6. Subscriptions: Gerry O’Connor/Liamy Mac Nally
  7. Conclusion: Gerry O’Connor

 

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