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Who was St Brigid and what was her Story?

St Brigid's Crosses available in St Mary's Church on Sunday Morning 

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WHO WAS ST BLAISE?

 

SAINT BLAISE

Many Catholics might remember Saint Blaise’s feast day, February 3, because of the Blessing of the Throats that take place on this day. Two candles are blessed, held slightly open, and pressed against the throat as the blessing is said.  

“Through the intercession of Saint Blaise, bishop and martyr,
may God deliver you from ailments of the throat and from every other evil.
In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.” 

Message from Bishop Ger Nash Bishop of Ferns

  


  MESSAGE FROM THE DIOCESE OF FERNS

I have been informed by the Apostolic Nuncio to Ireland, Archbishop Montemayor, that Pope Leo XIV has appointed me Apostolic Administrator of the Diocese of Ossory to take effect when Bishop Niall Coll is installed as Bishop of Raphoe on Sunday 25th January. This new role will be in addition to my current position as Bishop of Ferns. 

I thank Pope Leo for the trust and faith he has placed in me with this appointment, and I resolve to carry out my pastoral and administrative duties in both dioceses to the best of my ability. I very much look forward to working with the priests, diocesan staff and the people of the Diocese of Ossory.

I know that there has been much change in the diocese over a short number of years but am confident that we can all work well together to build on the proud traditions of that diocese. The Diocese of Ossory is blessed to have many talented priests and others carrying out great work and I hope to be able to assist them in every way I can. I am very conscious that this appointment also affects the Diocese of Ferns. I thoroughly enjoy my work and role as Bishop of Ferns and will continue to do so. I consider it a great privilege to be part of that diocese and have always felt a warm and genuine welcome. However, with this extra responsibility, I will not have the same time to devote to every aspect of my life and work in Ferns. I am very confident, though, that we have good strong systems in place in Ferns, a wonderful body of clergy, hardworking diocesan staff and no shortage of people willing to step up to the mark when called upon.

I thank Archbishop Montemayor for his courtesy in relaying this news to me and I know I can count on his ongoing support. I take this opportunity to wish Bishop Niall Coll every blessing and happiness in his new role as Bishop of Raphoe. He has been a kind and helpful neighbour during his time in Ossory, and I know he will have much joy and fulfilment in his new position.

 May we all continue to pray for each other and our dioceses, that God will continue bless us with the abilities to spread his word, to proclaim his kingdom and to live in his peace.

Ger Nash 

Bishop of Ferns

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'LEO FROM CHICAGO' - A NEW DOCUMENTARY ABOUT THE POPE

 

 

Above is a Vatican media documentary about the roots of Robert Francis Prevost in his native United States. It follows an itinerary that begins with his childhood in Dolton, through the memories of his brothers Louis and John, and continues among schools and universities, communities and parishes, featuring the voices of confreres, teachers, classmates, and longtime friends.

A production of the Vatican Dicastery for Communication, in collaboration with the Archdiocese of Chicago and the Apostolate El Sembrador Nueva Evangelización (ESNE), broadcast on the official channels of Vatican Radio – Vatican News.


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A tradition of singing ancient Christmas carols is kept alive in Kilmore Church.

 The songs are sung in the Yola language which is unique to Wexford.

In this report from 'The Arts Programme' a choir of six local men, all related to each other is profiled. The choir sing ancient carols and religious songs in Kilmore church, County Wexford maintaining a family tradition. The men are Jack Devereaux, Johnny Devereaux, Liam Shield, Jimmy Kehoe, Tim Revell and Jack Busher.  The voiceover is by the RTÉ reporter Diurmuid O'Muirithe who mentions the various careers the six men are or were involved in. The songs are in the Yola language which is unique to Wexford.


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Title:Kilmore Carols Series Title:The Arts Programme Information:

A report from 'The Arts Programme' series first broadcast in 1 May 1977.

Local Keywords:Kilmore Church, County Wexford, Choral music, Christmas carols, 

Jack Devereaux, Jack Busher,  Johnny Devereaux, Liam Shield, Tim Revell, Jimmy Kehoe   🎄 

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