The Way of the Cross 2020

 

Michael Murphy spoke on Faith Alive on Mid West Radio of the disruption that COVID-19 has caused to preparations for Holy Week this year, and probably the disruption of the ceremonies as well.

Michael is priest in the parish of Roundfort, Co. Mayo

“This Holy Week we won’t be acting it out in a pageant, instead we will be living it out”

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Catholic women mobilise for International Women’s Day:

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novenanews.com carries an interesting article by Mada Jurado on how in many places Catholic women are mobilising for International Women’s Day.
“The equality of every human being is a basic lesson of Christianity”
“women realise the time for asking is over, they are taking on the responsibility for the future of their Church – with or without permission.”

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  1. John Collins says:

    Thank You
    Michael

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  2. Donal Dorr says:

    Thank you, Michael, and thanks to the ACP for sharing this very moving message.
    Donal

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  3. Mary Costello says:

    Michael,that was so reflective, thank you for sharing it .Mary

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  4. Marian Lyons says:

    Father Michael . i simply loved this beautiful reflection but would really love if it’s possible to get a copy of your truly meaningful rich talk please . Thank you so much and keep up the wonderful Ministry you are giving .

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