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Synodal Pathway Opportunities - Spring 2025 - Killaloe Diocese

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Synodal Gatherings and Consultation Diocese of Killaloe Spring 2025 1st of March – Maria Assumpta Hall, Ennis.  Input from Rev. Dr. Michael Conway, Professor of Faith and Culture, St. Patrick’s College, Maynooth and discussion facilitated by Adult Faith Development Team of Killaloe Diocese. 2nd of April – Open meeting in St. John’s Centre, Tyone, Nenagh, facilitated by Diocesan Synodal team, 7.30 pm – 9.00 pm. 3rd of April – Youth Gathering in B…
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Synodal Pathway Opportunities - Spring 2025 - Killaloe Diocese

Synodal Gatherings and Consultation Diocese of Killaloe Spring 2025 1st of March – Maria Assumpta Hall, Ennis.  Input from Rev. Dr. Michael Conway, Professor of Faith and Culture, St. Patrick’s College, Maynooth and discussion facilitated by Adult Faith Development Team of Killaloe Diocese. 2nd of April – Open meeting in St. John’s Centre, Tyone, Nenagh, facilitated by Diocesan Synodal team, 7.30 pm – 9.00 pm. 3rd of April – Youth Gathering in B…

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