Croi Nua Programme: an information evening.

AN INFORMATION EVENING ON THE CROĺ NUA PROGRAMME (Towards Renewal In Ireland)  IS BEING HOSTED BY ALL HALLOWS COLLEGE
An open invitation to Parish Council Members and other interested people to attend an Information Evening on the CROĺ NUA PROGRAMME (towards renewal Ireland) is being hosted by All Hallow’s College at Drumcondra, on Wednesday 5 September at 7.30 – 9.30pm.
This Information Evening will be presented by the Programme developers, Hilary Musgrave and Monica Brown 
who will demonstrate aspects of the CROĺ NUA Programme and discuss its objectives and relevancy for our people in these times.
The evening will conclude with a Prayer Ritual from the Programme.
If you  would like to attend this Information Evening please confirm your place by phoning the office of  Emmaus Productions /Celtic Spirit at 051 391784 emmausireland@emmausproductions.com 
Please feel free to bring colleagues and friends whom you feel would be interested in this exciting programme.
Places are limited so please book as soon as possible

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