Not my story but ….
Tonight we think of the woman healed in the crowd. I’ve often thought that a tour guide in the Holy Land could point out the field where that happened but…
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Memories are made of this …..
I was at a Birthday Party for my sister-in-law yesterday and happy to meet my family and friends there. Always good. I left a bit (probably a lot) earlier than…
Miles travelled ….
Later today, we will gather in the Cathedral for the Funeral Mass of Bishop Tom Flynn. May he rest in peace. He was bishop of Achonry for close on thirty…
YES – to Pentecost too
A week ago I spoke about Friday’s Referendum and mentioned it quite likely that by this weekend, the votes, cast and counted, would reveal a majority in its favour. I…
Beat this:)
Came across this clip earlier. I always like the beat of the drum (ask anyone who comes to Christmas Eve Mass!!) and thought this was well done …. hope you…
Something old ….
Following on from the few words posted for this weekend around the Road FROM Emmaus, I thought I’d re-post an entry from some time ago. There is a link! ________________________…
The Road FROM Emmaus
“The disciples told their story …..” There’s something fresh and wonderful about that. It’s like being at a movie or out for a meal and wanting to share that moment…
Second Sunday of Easter
There’s a sense of church at its best going on this weekend. It’s that early enthusiastic excitement of a new relationship or hobby. We’ve got all the gear and are…
Reaching out …
Hello again! Today’s “stats” tell me that there have been 238625 views of this blog since its first day out! There have been 525 comments made (on-line) and thankfully many…
Easter Sunday Homily
I heard a story once shared by the late Archbishop Joe Cassidy that might have a place in today’s liturgy. He spoke about his childhood days in Charlestown, Co. Mayo…