Wellbeing of Priests: Planned ACP Regional Meetings

Regional Meetings on the Wellbeing of Priests are continuing throughout the country. ACP Members are encouraged to extend an invitation to all priests.
 

Wellbeing of Priests Regional Meetings

 
Ardagh & Clonmacnoise, Clogher, Kilmore and Meath
Wednesday 7th June 2.00pm
The Kilmore Hotel, Cavan Town
Wellbeing of Priests Regional Meeting
 
 
 
Clonfert, Galway, Kilmacduagh & Kilfenora
Thursday 15th June 2.00-4.30pm
Croí Nua Spirituality Centre
Rosary Lane
Taylor’s Hill
Galway City

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