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Fr Donal Dorr will break open the good news of this letter from the Pope; some suggestions and discussion on what it may mean for our future. He has written extensively on environmental and other social issues, and has been interviewed on radio since the encyclical has been published. Fr. Donal Dorr is a member […]
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Monthly Mass in thanksgiving for life of Venerable Fr John Sullivan SJ, and in prayer for his canonisation. Special homily and blessing with crucifix of Fr John after Mass. Servant of God, Venerable John Sullivan SJ (1861-1933) was a Jesuit priest with a reputation for sanctity. He was formed in both the Protestant and Catholic […] |
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An Oasis Day presents an opportunity to take some time apart - a little time to catch up with yourself, to meet with God. You can decide which of the elements on offer are most helpful to you, choosing from reflections, guided prayer, silence and an opportunity to meet with a spiritual director. Mass is […]
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1 event,Pick up on a summer mood by seeking to spend some time apart in an unhurried and peaceful way: a real ‘sabbath time with God’ for yourself. In an atmosphere of gentle quiet, participants will be helped to ponder Scripture and to become attentive to the signs of God in their lives and in the […]
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Mass for the Feast of Saint Ignatius of Loyola will be celebrated in St. Francis Xavier's Church. The homilist will be Fr. Gerry O'Hanlon SJ who will speak about Pope Francis, "The Ignatian Influence". "For Paul it came along the road to Damascus, for Ignatius in his house at Loyola, but the fundamental point is […] |
