Celebrating priesthood …
I just watched this video on Cardinal O’Malley’s blog and, thought it’s rooted in the Archdiocese of Boston, it’s message goes beyond the geography that is that Arhcdiocese. Thought it…
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Vincent Sherlock - thoughts on the journey
I just watched this video on Cardinal O’Malley’s blog and, thought it’s rooted in the Archdiocese of Boston, it’s message goes beyond the geography that is that Arhcdiocese. Thought it…
I met my aunt Mary Margaret during the week. As ever, good to see her and hear many of her stories – admittedly not all for the first time but,…
Larry Cunningham died earlier today. He was a fine singer and I thought I’d just add one of his songs here. It’s the well known song, Lovely Leitrim. May he…
Just to keep things going! Thought I’d ask YouTube to help find a tune …
I was talking to this man recently. He lives in Los Angeles but is a native of Mullaghroe. He’s lived away from Ireland for very many years and has come…
It’s All-Ireland Sunday and we’re nearly at throw-in. Best wishes to all involved but, even as a Sligo man, my hopes lie with Mayo. I really would love to see…
Leonard was back in Dublin last week. Brings him to mind again. I mentioned two quotes from him at Mass on Sunday last – one I’d known for ages but…
Went to Ballymote last night for the installation of James McDonagh as new Parish Priest. Bishop Brendan Kelly was the Principal Celebrant at the Parish’s Vigil Mass and spoke around…
I read recently that this word, Ephphatha (pronounced EFUTHA) and meaning “be opened” is the shortest prayer used by Jesus in the Gospels. Though undoubtedly short, as can be seen…
I heard this question, yet again, during a radio interview during the week. I’m not sure who was being interviewed as I didn’t catch the beginning of the piece. It…