Two Upcoming Events: Killeagh-inch Spiritfest 2017 & We Are Church; “Listen with the ear of the heart (St. Benedict): One woman’s poetics of life in and with the Spirit” 

Killeagh-inch Spiritfest 2017

Friday 22 September Fr Jerry O Hanlon S.J.

Topic: The Quiet Revolution of Pope Francis & the Irish catholic Church.

(What can we do – Bishops, Priests, Religious and above all lay people – to make real the vision of Francis)

Frances Rowland speaks at all Masses over the weekend.

Frances has been involved in Pastoral ministry for over 25 years mostly working in areas of adult faith formation and lay ministry.

Sunday 24 September at 8.00 p.m.  Musical performance by Fr Liam Lawton    

Venue: Killeagh Church.

 

and

We are Church

Nóirín Ní Riain, who is a well known theologian, musicologist and recording artist will speak on “Listen with the ear of the heart (St. Benedict): One woman’s poetics of life in and with the Spirit” will include song & music!  

Venue:       MERCY CENTRE INTERNATIONAL, 64A Baggot Street, Dublin 2
Time:         7.30pm to 9.00pm (Tea & chat from 7.00pm in the dining room  downstairs)
Date:         Monday 02 October 2017
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