Come to the Table of the Lord – Lesson Two
In this second lesson for those preparing for Holy Communion, Eleanor and Johanna along with Fr Chris explain more about the different parts of the Mass.
Read MoreIn this second lesson for those preparing for Holy Communion, Eleanor and Johanna along with Fr Chris explain more about the different parts of the Mass.
Read MoreIn this final lesson, Eleanor and Johanna along with Fr Chris explain how to prepare and practice for receiving Holy Communion for the first time.
Read MoreIn this final episode, Eleanor and Johanna look at choosing Confirmation names and sponsors and the Confirmation ceremony itself
Read MoreIn this second episode, Eleanor and Johanna look at the seven gifts and the nine fruits of the Holy Spirit
Read MoreIn this first episode, Eleanor and Johanna focus on the Holy Spirit and the difference it makes in our lives.
Read MoreIn his reflection on the Gospel passage Matthew 11:25-30, Bishop-Elect Paul Dempsey reflects on how his family coped with the burden of losing their mother and the comfort that comes from our Christian faith
Read MoreThe title of Brendan Cleary’s talk for Adoremus 2020 – the National Eucharistic Congress is Eucharistic Adoration: “Lord that I may see”
Read MoreRosary for Adoremus 2020 – the National Eucharistic Congress – led by Archbishop Eamon Martin, Primate of All Ireland
Read MoreSecond talk at Adoremus 2020 – the National Eucharistic Congress – is by John Howard titled ‘Mission and Callling
Read MoreBishop Kevin Doran introduces Adormeus 2020 the National Eucharistic Congress with a talk titled “All my springs are in you” (Ps 87:7)
Read MoreThe title of Sr Virginia Joy’s talk to Adoremus 2020 – the National Eucharistic Congress – is “The Eucharist: Proof of God’s great love for us”
Read MoreThe title of Antoinette Moynihan’s talk for Adoremus 2020 – the National Eucharistic Congress – is “Children of the Eucharist”
Read MoreThe Franciscan Sisters of the Renewal lead us at Adoration for Adoremus 2020 the National Eucharistic Congress (20/21 June 2020)
Read MoreBrendan Cleary offers a final prayer and thanks as day one of the online National Eucharistic Congress concludes …
Read MoreAdoremus 2020 – the National Eucharistic Congress which takes place 20 – 21 June 2020 can be followed on-line here on iCatholic.ie
Read MoreBishop Denis extends an invitation to join the Kandle Diocesan Pilgrimage to Knock Shrine on Trinity Sunday, 7th June. The ceremonies begin at 2.30pm via knockshrine.ie
Read MoreAs the Church marks Vocations Sunday 2020, Fr David recalls his memories of the ordination ceremony in 2017 when he became the youngest priest in Ireland.
Read MoreIn his homily for Divine Mercy Sunday Fr Sean Maher reflected on his recent visit to anoint Covid 19 patients in Naas Hospital
Read MoreIn his homily on Divine Mercy Sunday, Fr John Harris OP quoted St Catherine of Siena saying it was love that held our Lord to the Cross
Read MoreIn his Easter message, Bishop Denis Nulty reflects on a Holy Week like no other as he prays God’s blessing on the people of the diocese, mindful of the challenges facing so many.
Read MoreAt the Mass of the Last Supper Bishop Denis Nulty recalled the rituals of Holy Thursday and his parents washing of each other’s feet in memory of Jesus
Read MoreSpeaking at the Chrism Mass in Carlow Cathedral Bishop Nulty said “There is much to do in the new Church that must be born out of this current crisis.”
Read MoreBishop Denis Nulty encourages Primary Schools Boards to find ways to meet digitally and to reach out to their school community in these difficult times.
Read MoreBishop Denis Nulty on the challenge of connecting with one another in these difficult times and celebrating Holy Week at home
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