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Three of our “Partners in the Gospel” Catechists in Sligo – Bernie, Gerard and Mary – would like to invite parents and guardians of First Holy Communion candidates, if they wish, to a preparation session, via zoom, on Monday 24th April at 8pm. This follows on from the success of similar online sessions the catechists offered throughout the pandemic.
Registration is not required – simply join on the evening via this link https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88226771488?pwd=T0lONGFDaWxKallqZCtjM1lQZzdydz09
Meeting ID: 882 2677 1488
Passcode: 595422
(Note: there is capacity for 300 connections during this session)
World Youth Day is taking place in Lisbon, Portugal in 2023. Registration now open. Please click on image above for full details
Saturday September 16th, 10.30am in St. Anne’s Church, Cranmore Rd, Sligo F91 R250. All are welcome to attend this conference.
Guest Speakers include Bishop Kevin Doran (Elphin), Archbishop Domenico Sorrentino (Assisi), Mother Adela Galindo & mission team (Miami), Fr.Barry Braum (Tyburn, London) & more.
Visitation of the first class of relic of Blessed Carlo Acutis, Eucharistic Healing Service, Confessions, inspiring talks, talks & testimonies for teenagers, children’s prayer & opportunity to make new friends. Ends with Vigil Mass at 6.30pm.
Please invite a friend to join you.
A monthly Mass led by young people will take place on Saturday 20th January at 6.30pm in St Anne’s Church, Sligo (F91 R250) and continue on the third Saturday of every month. All are welcome with a special invitation extended to young people. Refreshments afterwards.
The first National Pilgrimage for Life, organised by the Council for Life of the Irish Catholic Bishops’ Conference, will be celebrated on Saturday 4th May in Knock Shrine with Mass at 3.00pm in the Basilicia. Anointing of the Sick will take place during Mass. Main celebrant and homilist will be Archbishop Francis Duffy.
Speaking about the National Pilgrimage for Life, Bishop Kevin Doran, Chair of the Council for Life said, “I very much look forward to this first National Pilgrimage for Life, which gives us the opportunity, as advocates for life, to draw strength and inspiration from Mary, who is mother of Jesus and mother of the Church. Central to our pilgrimage will be the Eucharist which nourishes us through life as well as being a particular source of strength to the sick and the dying.”
We invite you to join us in Knock to celebrate the gift of life and to pray for the protection of all human life.
The annual diocesan pilgrimage to Knock takes place on Sunday 18th August 2024 with Anointing of the Sick at 2.30pm and Mass at 3.00pm in the Basilica.
