Bible Corner
In the piece above about All Souls’ Day there is a reference to a passage from the Second Book of Maccabees (2 Maccabees 12: 46). It is one of the Historical Books in the Old Testament and the passage is…
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Roman Catholic Diocese of Cloyne, County Cork, Ireland.

In the piece above about All Souls’ Day there is a reference to a passage from the Second Book of Maccabees (2 Maccabees 12: 46). It is one of the Historical Books in the Old Testament and the passage is…
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Remember those, O Lord,Who in your peace have died,Yet may not gain love’s high rewardTill love is purified With you they faced death’s night,Sealed with your victory sign,Soon may the splendour of your lightOn them for ever shine! Sweet is…
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Saturday, Noon to 1pm, in the Adoration Chapel.
Jenny Horgan, Mary Sheehan (Nee Coughlan), Jim & Anne Deane, Frances Moore, Ina Williams, Pat O’Brien, Mary Hurley (Nee O’Donovan), Johanna O’Farrell, Maurice & Sheila Cotter, Ida O’Mahony.
Congratulations to all who received the Sacrament of Confirmation during the week. May they, their parents and guardians, sponsors, families, friends and teachers be blessed and may they continue to express their faith in the sacraments.
“You will be aware for some time of the call of Pope Francis to the Universal Church to develop structures to facilitate a wider engagement of all in reflection, prayer , discernment and decision-making as a pathway to a new…
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Monday, October 25th Blessed Thaddeus MacCarthy was born in 1455. His appointment as Bishop of Ross was opposed and Pope Innocent VIII then appointed him Bishop of Cork and Cloyne. He set out as a humble pilgrim to Rome where…
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“Constant Hope, Reflections and Meditations to Strengthen the Spirit.” by Sister Joyce Rupp O.S.M. Joyce Rupp was born and still lives in the US. She is a Roman Catholic author of many books which have been translated into several languages….
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Some believe it is only great power that can hold evil in check, but that is not what I have found. I found it is the small everyday deeds of ordinary folk that keep the darkness at bay. Small acts…
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This weekend, Saturday 16th, there will be no Confessions. They will return next week at the usual time of noon to 1pm.