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‘Bring your anger to God’ – Fr Murray advised parishioners in homily before attack - The Irish Catholic

Fr John Murray who was savagely attacked hearing confessions in Downpatrick was recovering from illness after a stay in hospital and preparing to transfer from his parish having turned 75 – retirement age. In one of his final homilies as parish priest he encouraged the faithful to “Bring our anger to God, your frustrations. Bring… The post ‘Bring your anger to God’ – Fr Murray advised parishioners in homily before attack appeared first on …Ireland · Ireland Read Article

Tragic assisted dying case sparks Catholic call for vigilance - The Irish Catholic

“Maureen didn’t die with her family around her. She died alone, far from home, in circumstances that are now being questioned by those who loved her most. We need to ensure that vulnerable individuals and our family members are protected under Irish legislation,” said Aontú TD for Mayo, Paul Lawless, describing the tragic death of… The post Tragic assisted dying case sparks Catholic call for vigilance appeared first on The Irish Catholic.Catholic Church · Mayo Read Article

Appeals continue for safe release of Irish missionary Gena Heraty - The Irish Catholic

Irish humanitarian Gena Heraty remains in captivity after being abducted from the NPFS compound in Kenscoff, Haiti, along with seven others, including a child. A native of Co. Mayo, Ms Heraty has worked in Haiti for over 30 years, leading a special needs programme for vulnerable children. During his Sunday Angelus, Pope Leo XIV made a heartfelt appeal for the immediate release of all hostages in Haiti, including Ms Heraty. He condemned the count…Westport, Ireland · Westport Read Article

Bishop of Killaloe meets with Mother and Baby Home’s survivors - The Irish Catholic

The Bishop of Killaloe Fintan Monahan will meet with survivors from Sean Ross Abbey, Roscrea, Co. Tipperary. That Mother and Baby Home ran from 1931 to 1969 and admitted 6,414 women and 6,079 babies were born there. One of the most famous cases regarding that home was the story of Philomena Lee, who had her… The post Bishop of Killaloe meets with Mother and Baby Home’s survivors appeared first on The Irish Catholic.Ireland · Ireland Read Article

The humble spud is back in fashion - The Irish Catholic

Now, let us praise the humble potato. It’s been long associated with Ireland – and negatively, too, because of the terrible failure of the crop prompting the Great Famine. Irish potato consumption has been falling in the past decades, and the Irish appetite for the spud has been overtaken by consumers in Belarus, Poland, Ukraine… The post The humble spud is back in fashion appeared first on The Irish Catholic.Ireland · Ireland Read Article

Taoiseach lauds O’Connell’s Catholic Emancipation legacy - The Irish Catholic

While the Irish state has deliberately avoided any mention of the word ‘Catholic’ in it’s official communiques about Daniel O’Connell and has no plans in its Programme for Government to commemorate the anniversary of Catholic Emancipation in 2029 – probably the greatest success of O’Connell which won him the title ‘The Liberator’- the Taoiseach did… The post Taoiseach lauds O’Connell’s Catholic Emancipation legacy appeared first on The Iri…Dublin, Ireland · Dublin Read Article

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New tourist route in honor of Pope Leo XIV to draw visitors to Peru

New lectionary is ‘inclusive but not woke’ say authors - The Irish Catholic

‘Bring your anger to God’ – Fr Murray advised parishioners in homily before attack - The Irish Catholic

Tragic assisted dying case sparks Catholic call for vigilance - The Irish Catholic

Appeals continue for safe release of Irish missionary Gena Heraty - The Irish Catholic

Bishop of Killaloe meets with Mother and Baby Home’s survivors - The Irish Catholic

The humble spud is back in fashion - The Irish Catholic

Taoiseach lauds O’Connell’s Catholic Emancipation legacy - The Irish Catholic