We need to realise and acknowledge our own mortality! This is not being maudlin, it is facing reality. While the end of the world may or not take place in our lifetime, our personal end surely will. The simple and clear spiritual implication is that we need to express our spiritual readiness by living our Catholic-Christian life all the time. 

Jesus does spot our tiny acts of kindness and he does not forget them. They stand out for him. They touch him......

Liturgy of Remembrance for Deceased Religious & Clergy of the Dioceses.

Start at 3pm here at St Johns Cathedral.  All are welcome to Attend. 

Recall moments when you thought you were most ‘religious’ and
soon after were internally critical of other's efforts.
Lord, may I find your love and call in everything I encounter this day.

Money Matters - a series of talks to get your money under control.

See attached poster for further details.

Reflecting on the message of World Mission Sunday,  ‘We Cannot Remain Silent – we cannot but speak about what we have seen and heard’ (Acts 4:20). This message is a challenge to stand up and speak out on behalf of those whose voices may not always be heard. The spiritual and financial support shown on World Mission Sunday is greatly needed and appreciated by overseas missionaries. 

As you know the Irish Bishops announced that a new Synodal Pathway for the Catholic Church in Ireland is to take place within the next five years.  On Sunday 17th October we mark the opening of the Universal Synod at diocesan level. This will mark an important moment when we set out on our synodal journey.

The list of Pastoral Outreach Programmes for the coming months.