Condolences to Brendan Hoban

The ACP offers sincere sympathy to our colleague Brendan Hoban and to his extended family on the death of his brother, Seamus.
We pray that Seamus will have eternal peace and rest and that his wife, Anne, and their children. Paul, Deirdre, Brian and Kevin will receive the consolation and comfort they need at this time of bereavement.

Funeral Arrangements.

Seamus Hoban reposing at Fannigan’s funeral home, Dundrum, on Wednesday 20 September from 4.00 p.m. to 7.00 pm.
Remains arriving to Mount Argus for funeral Mass on Thursday 21 September at 11.30 a.m.
Burial in Kilmaseogue cemetery.

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Paddy says ‘During the controversy leading up to the imposition of the then new liturgy, he wrote to the English bishops expressing his disquiet. I now share the piece once again below, “The Vatican’s Tahrir Square?”. I am now not quite sure where I first came across this –perhaps even on this site. But, when I did, I immediately shared it with Cardinal O’Brien whom I had been pestering about the awfulness of the new liturgy. He immediately sent it to all the Scottish bishops but all to no avail.’

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