HOLY WEEK 2020
Holy Week Ceremonies in Parish of Kilmovee. Holy Week 2020
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Vincent Sherlock - thoughts on the journey
Holy Week Ceremonies in Parish of Kilmovee. Holy Week 2020
On Tuesday evening I was leaving Urlaur Church after Mass and noticed a lovely sunset so went as quickly as I could to Urlaur Abbey and Lake. Most of these…
It’s among my favourite Carols and I came across this version yesterday. Thought I’d share. LIKING THIS TOO! On Tuesday December 15th, there were two performances by schools of the…
(These words, I placed on the front page of our Parish Bulletin this week. I hope they reflect something of the truth and the desire to reach out to and…
The Pattern went very well this year with a fine crowd in attendance. Bishop Brendan joined us for Mass and was the Principal Celebrant and preached the homily. People were…
Earlier today, we gathered in the old Dominican Abbey at Urlaur in the parish of Kilmovee. It’s the traditional day for the Urlaur Pattern. The weather, though uncertain, did not…