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“It appears that humanity has lost its heart” Irish Bishops Irish Bishops meeting in Maynooth today offered prayers for peace in the Holy Land, for Ukraine, Sudan and in other troubled parts of the world. In particular, bishops discussed the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza,

As part of this year’s Jubilee of the Sacred Heart we are blessed to welcome the relics of St Margaret Mary Alacoque and St Claude la Colombière to the Church of the Sacred Heart, Parish of Cloghogue, from Friday, 30 May at 7.00 pm until Thursday, 5 June. All are invited to come

"Unless I go, the Advocate will not come to you." 1 John 16:5–11 In today’s Gospel Jesus speaks to His disciples about letting go. Though they are heartbroken He promises something greater, the coming of the Advocate, the Holy Spirit. Today we must also look to the Holy Spirit

“When the Spirit of truth comes, he will lead you to the complete truth.” John 16:13 Jesus reminds us that truth isn’t downloaded in an instant but is revealed step by step through love, compassion and care in community. The Holy Spirit is our guide, a guide that leads us

Peace and Compassion in the Heart of Christ As June begins the Archdiocese of Armagh joins the global Church in dedicating this month to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, a symbol of Christ’s boundless love, compassion and peace. In a world burdened by war, violence and fear we are

During the Month of June which is a month dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and also to mark 350 years since the revelations of the Sacred Heart to St Margaret Mary Alacoque the Archdicoese had prepared a resource for families using the final encyclical from Pope Francis,

“You will be sorrowful, but your sorrow will turn to joy.” John 16:16-20 In today’s Gospel Jesus speaks to his disciples about a sorrow that is not the end but a transition. His words remind us that grief, uncertainty and waiting are not meaningless. We too fail to grasp what

"If you want peace, work for justice." – Pope Paul VI Today we commemorate Pope Saint Paul VI who was canonised a saint in 2018. Born Giovanni Battista Montini, Pope Paul VI led the Church from 1963 to 1978 through one of its most transformative eras. As the successor to St.

Feast of St. Pope Paul VI – A Saintly Connection with the Archdiocese of Armagh A warm thank you to Tommy Byrne, local expert on St. Oliver Plunkett, who reminded us that Pope Paul VI not only canonised St. Oliver in 1975 but also visited the National Shrine in Drogheda. A

As we prepare for June, month of the #SacredHeart, read here about devotion to the Sacred Heart in Ireland jesuit.ie/news/devotion-…

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A Joy That Lasts John 16:20–23 In today’s Gospel Jesus speaks words of deep comfort: “You are sad now, but I shall see you again, and your hearts will be full of joy, and that joy no one will take from you.” Like the joy that follows new birth our sorrow gives way to something

Deacon Giacamo Taffi who will be ordained to the Priesthood today in St. Patrick’s Cathedral Armagh at 3pm. We invite everyone to keep Giacamo in your continued prayers. May the Holy Spirit guide him throughout his life as a Priest and may he remain close to Heart of Jesus,

“The Almighty has done great things for me.” (Luke 1:49) Today’s Gospel brings us to the hill country of Judah, where Mary and Elizabeth share a moment of faith and joy which is prompted by the Holy Spirit. As Mary proclaims the Magnificat her song becomes ours: a song of

Congratulations to Fr Giacamo Taffi who was ordained to the priesthood in St. Patrick’s Cathedral Armagh this afternoon. We pray that he will have many years of ministry and service here is the Archdiocese of Armagh may the Holy Spirit guide Fr Giacamo in his ministry. Ad

Ascension Sunday – today is the day when we remember Christ’s promise to be with us always. It is also the Church’s World Day for Social Communications. This year is especially poignant: the 2025 message, “Share with gentleness the hope that is in your heart,” is the final

“He was carried up into heaven… and they returned full of joy” On this Ascension Sunday we hear how Jesus blesses His disciples and is taken up to heaven, not in sorrow but in glory. He entrusts them (and us!) with a mission to share the Good News with all nations. They return