Just to let you know that the following letter has been sent to a number of newspapers in both Southern and Northern Ireland in the hope of publication. You may or may not like to put the letter on your …
Sir 17:19ff. Repent from sin while you are still alive. The dead cannot praise God.
Mark 10:17ff. Go and sell what you possess and come follow me.Humanly it is impossible but with God all things are possible.
Opening Comment
The care of God for all of creation draws us together to praise our Creator.
Penitential Rite
As we prepare ourselves for this celebration, let us renew our trust in God’s gracious forgiveness: (pause)
Some people find their lives darkened and blighted by constant worry. Today’s Scriptures encourage us not to worry about tomorrow but to trust in God’s providence. Our God is full of loving compassion, and He knows each one by …
Sir 17:1ff. God made us in the divine image, and looks with favour on us so that we may praise his holy name.
Mark 10:13ff. Jesus embraces and blesses the children who come to him, for the kingdom of God …
Sir 6:5ff. Let your friends be tried and trusted.A faithful friend is a tonic for those who fear God.
Mark 10:1ff. Jesus’ condemnation of divorce and remarriage.
Sir 5:1ff. Rely not on your wealth nor on your strength; do not delay your conversion to the Lord.
Mark 9:41ff. A drink of water given to a follower of Christ will be rewarded; warning against scandal; primacy of the …
A meeting organised by the Association of Catholic Priests (ACP) was held for the Diocese of Killaloe in the Lakeside Hotel Ballina-Killaloe on Wednesday 23 February 2011. There were 31 priests present and four apologies.
Opening Remarks
Tom Hannon chaired …
Sir 4:11ff. The following of wisdom which brings happiness and reveals life’s deepest secrets.
Mark 9:38ff. Jesus corrects the apostles for blocking a man, not of their group, from casting out devils in his name.
While Sirach, …
The early Christians in Rome celebrated the memory of the day when the Apostle held his first service with the faithful of the Eternal City, under the title “Cath. Petri In Roma” (the …
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