Nine students begin seminary studies

Nine students have begun formal seminary studies for the priesthood for Ireland’s 26 dioceses this month. It is up on the six who entered seminary last year. A further ten men will also begin a preparatory programme – known as a propaedeutic year…

Link o article in The Irish Catholic: https://www.irishcatholic.com/nine-students-begin-seminary-studies/

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