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Thanks again, Seamus, and a Happy New Year. A happy new archbishop might be asking too much.
I see Francis could do with a sturdy stick and a new ferrule. His sciatica is not something we hear much ab
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"The Catholic Church, Fianna Fáil and the GAA were once described as the three pil
Oh Kevin I love your spirit! Happiness IS before us and the rainbow WILL show itself again. As people of faith we believe that the Light always shines in the darkness although sometimes we don’t ope
I feel very strongly that Mass should include a time for Spirit-filled praise by the entire congregation. Loud chanting may not be feasible but we can scream from our hearts, invoking the Spirit of tr
New Year message:
When Almighty God is our Dad, then no worries!!
Homily:
Takeaway from first reading:
New Year Blessing for the congregation:
The Lord bless you and keep you;
the Lord make his face t
“Find a clear space where you can hear what life is saying to you”
Who will buy, a bit of heaven?
Gold and silver have their place
But happiness is before your face
Man’s spirit is a tim
And maybe by 2029, Dubliner Brendan Leahy, barrister, professor at both Mater Dei and Maynooth, with 16 years bishoping behind him, will be given a final six years as Dublin's Archbishop. Six to nine
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