IMPORTANT COVID-19 INFORMATION: Where possible, entrance and exit will be by different doors, sanitising will be available, and face masks are to be worn, inside and outside churches, with no unnecessary gathering before or after. We are not yet singing, and we receive the bread alone at Communion. If you are not feeling well, or been in contact with someone unwell, then do not attend. Some may still be very cautious about gatherings; there is no pressure on you to attend. You must do what is best for you and yours. Resources will still be made available. There are currently no baptisms or confirmations, and we are to remain vigilant in our adherence to guidelines. Masks need to be worn at all services, and if you forget send word to a churchwarden who will have spares. Please see gov.ie for more information about Covid-19 guidelines and protocols.
“This was the moment when even energetic Romans Could find nothing better to do Than counting heads in remote provinces.
Read MoreMary takes us from Advent expectancy towards birth, and deeper into the mystery of our salvation.
Read More“Weeping may linger for the night, but joy comes with the morning” (Ps 30:5).
Read MoreThe word waiting is synonymous with Advent, and yet it is not often something we enjoy doing.
Read MoreAn Advent Thought Brother Roger, founder of the Taize Community in France, wrote the following advice.
Read MoreWe are entering the season known as Creation- tide in September/October, which leads to our Harvest celebrations.
Read MoreSunday 22nd August was a great day when the new exhibition space created to display the ancient carved stones was dedicated by Dom Richard Purcell, Abbot of Mt Melleray and the Dean, following morning service.
Read MoreSt. Carthages Cathedral, North Mall, Lismore, Co. Waterford, Ireland.