Extracts from Living our Faith in a time of COVID-19 (Bishop Leahy)

*   Believe in Love. First things first! Remember God who is Love. We can heed St Peter’s advice to the First Christians: “Cast all your anxiety onto God, because he cares for you”.

*    Build up your family as a “domestic church”. Everyone belongs to the family. Each of us can build up our family as a community of love for one another, a community of sharing and mercy. We can always start again to care for one another, every time we fail.

Online Remembrance Prayer Service Wednesday 4th November at 3 pm

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Sr Betty Baker & Phyllis Moynihan will lead online Remembrance Service here in St John's Cathedral for the deceased Priests & Nuns from the diocese who passed away during the year.

Due to COVID-19 restrictions members of the public cannot attend but can join online at 

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November a month of Prayer and Remembrance for the dead and the bereaved.

Service to dedicate November as a month of Prayer and Remembrance for the dead and the bereaved

 Blessings as we end this month of October dedicated to Our Lady and prepare to remember our deceased loved ones in the month of November. 

Please find attached the October Vocations Newsletter.

This week, may we be more aware that God is in the bits and pieces of our ordinary daily lives. May we love God with all our heart, soul and mind. May we love our neighbours as we love ourselves.

Together through World Mission Sunday we are helping the Church to grow and flourish. Together we are mission. Attached is a letter received from Bishop Larry Duffy, Bishop of Clogher, Episcopal Member of the National Mission Council.

“Render unto Caesar the things which are Caesar’s and unto

God the things which are God’s”. One would like to add: Give

Unto man things which are man’s: give man his Freedom and

Personality, his Rights and Religion.            Pope Pius XII