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July/ August 2024: Book reviews
Book Reviews AN ECHO OF EASTER The Ministry of Catechesis for the 21st Century Patricia Carroll with a foreword by Archbishop Dermot Farrell Veritas Publications, 2024 978 1 80097 093 9 • pp 148 €14.99/£12.75 In his Foreword to An Echo of Easter Archbishop Dermot Farrell writes; The essential mission of the Church is ‘go and
July/August 2024: Editorial
Editorial A man of few words from Bergamo The forthcoming visit to Ireland of the Italian born Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa is both welcome and timely. Over generations deep spiritual and cultural links between Ireland and the Holy Land have been forged through pilgrimages and peacemaking largely transcending the political
June 2024: Thought for the Day
Thought for the Day The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi) 2 June 2024 The sense of meal is what makes a family house a home. It is a place of loving encounters that deepens family and friendship ties. Hence, at meals bellies are not just being filled, at meals memories, laughters
June 2024: Prayers and Reflections
Prayers and Reflections June 2024 The Pope’s Monthly Intention For migrants fleeing their homes: We pray that migrants fleeing from war or hunger, forced to undertake journeys full of danger and violence, find welcome and new opportunities in the countries that receive them. * * * An Exam Prayer God stay close to me today Guide
June 2024: Points to Ponder
Points to Ponder June 2024 The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi) 2 June 2024 As a young boy, I vividly recall how my family gathered each night to share dinner. My sister and I often laughed, cried, argued, and were reprimanded by our parents during dinner. In fact, our family life
June 2024: Seeing Your Life Through The Lens of The Gospel
Seeing Your Life Through The Lens of The Gospel John Byrne OSA Email [email protected] The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi) 2 June 2024 The symbolic gesture of breaking and sharing bread and sharing the cup, that Jesus made at the Last Supper, symbolised the offering of himself that he would make
June 2024: Leathanach don Cheiliúraí
Leathanach don Cheiliúraí Máirtín Mac Conmara MSC Blackrock, Dublin Corpus Christi 2 Meitheamh 2024 Machnamh Is é seo mo chorp. Is é seo mo chuid fola. Chomh fada agus a bhaineann le féasta an lae inniu, is é an príomhshuim sa léamh seo ná bunú na hEocairiste ag an Suipéar Déanach. Tá fonn ar Mharc
June 2024: Editorial
Human Dignity Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel once said; ‘When it comes to human dignity, we cannot make compromises.’ It is a comment underlined profoundly by the recent Declaration on Human Dignity issued by the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith during the Easter Octave 2024. Respect for individual human dignity as Cardinal
May 2024: Editorial
Mission Territory Like a number of priests in parishes at this time of year, I sometimes found myself frustrated following the annual First Penance, First Holy Communion and Confirmation ceremonies at what amounted to the virtual disappearance of the children and families in the weeks and months that followed who, initially at least,
The Veritas Story
The Veritas Story Origins Veritas, the Irish religious publisher and book distributor, has announced its imminent closure. The Veritas story goes back well over a century. It begins with the establishment of the Catholic Truth Society of Ireland around 1900, following on a proposal at the meeting of the Maynooth Union a year or two