In my Father’s House – there are many rooms ….
A thought from today’s Parish Bulletin (www.achonrydiocese.org/kilmovee/bulletin.pdf) Do you remember the way you‟d draw a house when you were a child? Few of us were architects at that stage and…
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Vincent Sherlock - thoughts on the journey
A thought from today’s Parish Bulletin (www.achonrydiocese.org/kilmovee/bulletin.pdf) Do you remember the way you‟d draw a house when you were a child? Few of us were architects at that stage and…
I was at a weekend retreat in Killenard, Co. Laois a few years ago. In the dining room there hung a painting entiled something along the lines “Servant Girl At…
It’s Thursdy evening and we have a celebration of enrolment for the boys and girls from the parish who are to celebrate the sacrament of Confirmation on Saturday next. I…
Lord, like the women on their way to the tomb we are filled with questions and doubts. “Who will roll away the stone for us?” Like the men on the…
Earlier today we celebrated The Passion in Kilmovee Parish Church. This evening we prayed The Way of The Cross and reflected on parts of the Passion Gospel text in Urlaur…
I know at least one priest who hates that line!! (well two, including myself!) It’s often said to us towards the end of the last week of Lent as we…
Michael posted a comment about the blessing of Palm in Kilmovee today. We had a beautiful morning so I asked people to assemble outdoors for the blessing ceremony and reading…
That’s probably the most difficult line to overcome as we face into Holy Week 2011. We live in an age of tweeting, instant messages, Facebook, Sky News and so much…
I remember funeral announcements from years ago – many of them concluded with the words “English and American Papers please copy” – it was, I suppose, the realisation that many…
Thought from this week’s parish bulletin … This is the last week before Holy Week. Next Sunday sees the celebration of the Lord’s entry into Jerusalem. We call it “Palm…