From Eloise to Bonaventure
I’ve been meaning to write this for a while! Just over a week ago, as I got ready for daily Mass in Kilmovee, I noticed Brother Bonaventure coming into the…
Vincent Sherlock - thoughts on the journey
I’ve been meaning to write this for a while! Just over a week ago, as I got ready for daily Mass in Kilmovee, I noticed Brother Bonaventure coming into the…
I really don’t know how many people read this. I do know that my “blog” is not the beginning and end of all blogs and that, in the wider scale…
A few days ago, I quite literally happened on fifteen minutes of a YouTube video. It featured a man I have met each summer for more than twenty years. I…
I watched “Springsteen on Broadway” on Netflix during the week. It’s a recording of a sold out stage show on Broadway where Bruce Springsteen comes on stage with guitar and…
Her husband died not too long ago. I met her recently and we chatted briefly. “How are things going?” I asked. “Some days good and some bad”, she replied. “Which…
My aunt was washing the dishes and, I think, feared I might drop something so she left me the job of drying. Each cup and saucer, each spoon, fork or…
Earlier today, we celebrated the Mass of The Angels in Kilmovee Parish Church. It was in memory of Cian Patrick Hunt who died on Saturday, October 6th, in his fourth…
As I was leaving Knock earlier today someone asked me “Did you get to shake the Pope’s hand?” “No,” I replied, “but I don’t think he’ll notice that until later!”…
I’ve been off the mainland for a few hours! On Lough Derg again for a short while, helping with the pilgrimage but with my shoes on! Good to be here…
PROCESSION This is a word that is very much linked with the Feast of Corpus Christi. The intention is to bring the Eucharist among the people and, in so doing,…
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