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Ukrainian Greek Catholic Chaplaincy

The Ukrainian Greek Catholic Chaplaincy based in Belfast has been in touch with our archdiocese. They would like to reach out to Ukrainian Greek Catholics living in this diocese to make them aware of their services.

If any Ukrainian Greek Catholic families or individuals in our parish would like the diocese to make contact with the Chaplaincy on their behalf,

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Have you noticed our new parish work of art?

Sincere thanks to the pupils from 6th Class in Scoil Bhríde, to Ms. Moroney and Mr. Moore, and to Dunleer Tidy Towns for all the help and support and creativity!

This was done as part of the parish’s commitment to an initiative through the Irish Bishops’ Confererence and in conjunction with Louth County Council to strive to return 30% of

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St Oliver Plunkett 400 Sunday, Drogheda, 6 July

The main event in the Archdiocese of Armagh to mark the 400th Anniversary of the Birth of St Oliver Plunkett, martyred Archbishop of Armagh, will take place in Drogheda on Sunday, 6 July. Procession of Relics from Holy Family Church, Ballsgrove (A92 P263) at 3.00pm. Mass at 4.00pm in St Peter’s Church, West St (A92 A068) which houses the relic

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A sincere word of thanks to all those who continue to help keep our three parish churches clean. It is truly appreciated.
New volunteers are always welcome. If you can spare some time even just once a month for any of our churches, please contact Fr. Damien.

 

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Gaza: “Words are not enough!”

 

Gaza: “Words are not enough!” – Bishops call for solidarity at parish level

(Statement for the Summer 2025 General Meeting of the Irish Bishops’ Conference)
Bishops stated the following concerning the humanitarian disaster in Gaza:
“In Gaza people are starving and adequate aid is being denied; it seems clear that famine is being used as a weapon of war.