This week’s readings speak powerfully of faith, hope and trust in God. During the coming week and for the weeks ahead, God’s word inspires, sustains and encourages us as we continue to live with the impacts of current events. We learn how the early church devised a...
As we enter the first phase of relaxing the restrictions caused by the COVID 19 virus on May 18th many people have told me how much they would like to have the church open for private prayer. I am totally in agreement with that idea. There are a variety of opinions on...
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Today is known as Good Shepherd Sunday, for the Gospel is always taken from St John, where Jesus speaks of himself as the ‘Good Shepherd’. A shepherd leads his flock and Jesus is the shepherd who leads his followers. The sheep know his voice, trust him, and will...
Our readings this Sunday are full of the firm faith in the resurrection of Jesus, both in the teachings of St Peter and in the witness of the disciples in Emmaus. The First Reading gives us the first part of Peter’s rousing address to the crowd at Pentecost. Filled...
2.30pm: Rosary 3.00pm: Pilgrimage Mass celebrated by the Rector of Knock Shrine, Fr Richard Gibbons 3.45pm: Benediction 4.00pm: Virtual visit to the Apparition Chapel 4.15pm: Opportunity to place a...
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