by Sue Martin | Jun 10, 2022 | News
Today our Easter season closes with the feast of the Holy Trinity – the mystery that is central to our faith. We celebrate our trust in God who is three persons: God the Father, the Creator of all; Jesus, God’s Word made flesh; and the Spirit who teaches and guides...
by Sue Martin | Jun 10, 2022 | News
Do you remember sitting the Leaving Certificate? All week, at the first mention of the exams starting, I’ve heard people sharing their memories. It seems that no one can quite forget the experience of finishing school, sitting in the examination hall, the smell of the...
by Sue Martin | Jun 2, 2022 | News
A few years ago, I was in the company of some Jewish people, they were from a liberal faith community and in the course of the conversation they used the words, observant and orthodox, a lot. They explained that they belonged to a tradition, with many rules, and...
by Sue Martin | May 19, 2022 | News
We have had a lot of funerals here in recent months. When I mention that to my own family and friends they often ask, “is the parish very old?”. Of course, they mean are the parishioners mostly in their senior years! It is true that many of the wonderful folks free to...
by Sue Martin | May 19, 2022 | News
As we continue through Eastertide, the readings at Sunday Mass turn towards the Holy Spirit. In Jesus’s Farewell Discourse to his disciples (Gospel), he announces that he is to return to his Father, and tells them not to be afraid or troubled: he will still be with...
by Sue Martin | May 13, 2022 | News
As Eastertide continues, we are invited to live as part of God’s glorious plan to bring about a new creation. Jesus’s new commandment to ‘love one another just as I have loved you’ is the key to transforming our world. (Gospel) The First Reading continues the story of...