Condolences to Tony Flannery on the death of his brother Fr Peter, CSsR

The ACP would like to extend condolences to our esteemed colleague Tony Flannery on the death of his brother Fr Peter, CSsR. RIP. Funeral details below.

The death has occurred of Fr. Peter Flannery C.Ss.R.
Redemptorists, Mount St. Alphonsus, Limerick City, Limerick / Athenry, Galway

Fr. Peter Flannery C.Ss.R. (Redemptorists, Mount St. Alphonsus, Limerick) Late of Attymon, Athenry. November 13th peacefully.

Mourned by his family Geraldine, Frank and Marguerite, Fr. Tony C.Ss.R.; his Redemptorist Community, friends and relatives.

Removal from the monastery to the Redemptorist Church on Sunday evening at 6.30 followed by Mass at 7.15pm. Funeral Mass on Monday at 11.30am.

Funeral private for relatives and close friends. Mass will be streamed on www.novena.ie.

In line with best practice taken from government advice regarding public gatherings, please adhere to social distancing guidelines.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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