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Diarmuid Martin  Archbishop of Dublin, spoke recently at Saint Michael’s Church of Ireland, Limerick, on the ‘The Church of the Future’. His words have been widely reported and are on the Dublin Diocese’s website.
“My hope is that the future of the Church in Ireland will be one where we truly learn from the arrogance of our past and find anew a fragility which will allow the mercy and the compassion of Jesus to give us a change of heart and allow others through a very different Church to encounter something of that compassion and faith for their lives.”

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  1. Rev. Harry Behan says:

    Could you advise me how to get a copy/recording of Mary T. Malone.s presentation and interactional questions and answers afterwards? Please also let me know the cost. I sent 15 copies of her book ‘The elephant in the Church to friends as an Easter gift and the were very pleased with her book.
    Harry Behan

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  2. Colm Holmes says:

    Dear Harry,

    That was a wonderful Easter gift you sent to your friends!

    We plan to make a video of Mary T. Malone’s talk on 13 May 2019 and Q & A as well if possible.
    We will publish the video’s on our YouTube channel with links to our website and Facebook pages. The videos will be freely available to all at no charge.

    Best wishes,

    Colm Holmes
    Spokesperson WAC Ireland

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  3. Mary O'Connor says:

    Thanks Colm,
    We have so little on You Tube from the Irish Church

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