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Presider’s Pages for Summer 2020 published

To facilitate those taking holidays in Ireland, the presider’s pages for the rest of the summer season have now been published.
They can be found under the LITURGY tab at the top of this page and then under the sub heading LITURGY PREPARATION and also under ARTICLE CATEGORIES heading to the right of this page, both in the “Editor’s choice” and “Presider’s Page” sections.
• The ACP wishes presiders and liturgy teams a restful summer.

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Brendan Hoban, writing in the Western People, says that while it’s good that there is now some recognition of the huge crisis facing the Irish church due to a lack of priests it is past time to take action.
.”Regularly now, in what used to be a listing of priests’ changes in June, we have a listing of parishes who no longer will have a resident priest but will be serviced by a priest in an adjoining parish. Unless something practical is done, that will keep happening until there’s only one priest left with a helicopter trying to cover funerals, weddings and baptisms over several parishes leaving most churches in a diocese without Mass, Sunday or weekday.”

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  1. Van Vuong Nguyen says:

    I want to learn the word of God more

    Reply

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