Julieann Moran: Urgent Note!

Urgent – Corrupted link attached to link for Penitential Service in yesterday’s email!
Dear friends and colleagues.

I have just been informed that a corrupted link was attached to yesterday’s email with the link to the video to watch the penitential service. Please do not click on the link as it will ask you to make €2 donation to view it. This should not happen.

If you have done so, please contact your bank / credit card provider to have the card cancelled. I can only apologise sincerely for this and will investigate further how this may have happened.  

Kindest regards,

Julieann Moran

(Please note: The email info and link in question were NOT posted on this site yesterday.)

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