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Lent Lite, Lent Mobile or Lent Intense?
Some Lenten inspiration from the National Synodal Pathway Office in Maynooth… Whether you’re seeking prayer, fasting and almsgiving on the “lite,” on the “move” or looking to dive deeper during this this sacred time, this lovely resource to support your Lenten practice might just be what you need. Discover which bundle suits you best and...
Care of Creation Group – Some Lenten Reflections
Care of Creation Group – Some Lenten Reflections: “THROUGH THE DESERT, GOD LEADS US TO FREEDOM”. Opening our eyes to reality ‘Stop and Listen’ Lenten Meditations The glory of the Human has become the desolation of the Earth. The desolation of the Earth is becoming the destiny of the Human. All Human activities...
Bishop Martin speaks to the People of the Diocese of Kilmore – February 2024
Bishop Martin speaks to the People of the Diocese of Kilmore – February 2024: Throughout the Diocese of Kilmore during Lent, parishes are discussing the reduction and rescheduling of Masses. In this video, Bishop Martin Hayes talks about these changes and what the future might bring.
Season of Lent 2024
For the Christian believer, Lent is the time of preparation for Easter and it commemorates the forty days which, according to the Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke, Jesus spent fasting in the desert before beginning His public ministry where He endured temptation. During Lent – through prayer, penance (including participating in the Sacrament of...
Pope Francis’ Message for Lent 2024
Through the Desert God Leads us to Freedom Dear brothers and sisters! When our God reveals himself, his message is always one of freedom: “I am the Lord your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of slavery” (Ex 20:2). These are the first words of the Decalogue given...
Exploring the Mass: A Lenten Series with Bishop Martin and the Kilmore Faith Development Team
Exploring the Mass: A Lenten Series with Bishop Martin and the Kilmore Faith Development Team – Ever wondered about the reasons behind our actions during Mass? Curious about the true significance of it all and the origins of the Mass itself? Ever heard someone say, “I’m not getting much from Mass”? Maybe the real question...