we too need to be encouraged and strengthened by Jesus,

especially as we continue our journey through Lent.

Join us today at 3pm through our webcam for the Stations of the Cross.

Preparing for New Life. After the very successful Advent talks, Sr. Therese Fitzgerald has agreed to give a series of Lenten reflections on Monday evenings at 7.30 pm. I would recommend them and I know several clergy of the Diocese enjoyed the Advent series. Sr. Therese provides great insights into the Scriptures. Organised by our own Fr. Éamonn Fitzgibbon of the MIC Pastoral Institute, registration details are on the poster.

  Breather session for Healthcare Workers. This has been a very successful new diocesan initiative organised by Fr. Chris O’Donnell, Rose O’Connor and Michael O’Kelly. The February session for healthcare workers will be on Thursday 25^th of February, there will be a session at 3pm and another at 8pm. Please encourage any family members or parishioners working in any capacity in healthcare (hospitals, nursing homes, GP clinics, respite centres, carers) to avail of this short time out to nourish themselves. They can register for this event here:  https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/healthcare_breather.

As we begin our own Lenten journey today, we need to recall and remember that we are not setting out on this journey on our own. God is with us walking by our side every step of the way. 

Join us each Friday of Lent at 3.00pm on our Webcam.

Ash Wednesday is the Best Way to Begin the Lenten Season

God is not just a God who is “out there” far away in Heaven.

He is a God Who is closer and more intimate than we could ever imagine