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You are invited to The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Temple Street, Sligo for an Ecumenical Worship Service on Friday, 24th January 2020 at 7.30p.m.
Theme: Unusual kindness
All Welcome.
Churches Together
The six Western Dioceses (the Tuam Province) have planned a new initiative as part of the ongoing response to the pastoral challenge presented by COVID-19. One of the important Gospel stories of these Easter days is the account of how the two disciples met the Risen Jesus on the road to Emmaus and how they asked him: “Stay With Us Lord; it is almost Evening”.
With this in mind, we are inviting you to join us for a short (20 min) reflection, each Sunday evening at 6.30pm between now and Pentecost. Each reflection will be given by a different guest presenter and will be broadcast on webcam from a different location in the West.
The webcam links will be posted each week.
Sunday 3rd May comes from the Diocese of Elphin. Watch online at 6.30pm on churchservices.tv/strandhill
We invite you to take part in two online conversations (via Zoom) with Fr. Dermot Mansfield SJ on the topic of Cardinal Newman. These will take place as follows:
Tuesday 19th May, 8 – 8.50 pm:
The Life and Spirituality of John Henry Newman
Friday 22nd May, 8 – 8.50 pm:
Newman’s relevance for our lives today
All the information you require to take part is available here:
https://www.elphindiocese.ie/newman/
We invite you to take part in two online conversations (via Zoom) with Fr. Dermot Mansfield SJ on the topic of Cardinal Newman. These will take place as follows:
Tuesday 19th May, 8 – 8.50 pm:
The Life and Spirituality of John Henry Newman
Friday 22nd May, 8 – 8.50 pm:
Newman’s relevance for our lives today
All the information you need to take part is available here
https://www.elphindiocese.ie/newman/
On Pentecost Sunday, when we celebrate the coming of the Holy Spirit, Bishop Kevin invites the boys and girls who are preparing for Confirmation, and their families, to join him for Mass online from St Patrick’s Church, Strandhill at 11.00 am. You can watch live at churchservices.tv/strandhill We hope you can join with us this Sunday morning.
Short weekly online reflections – “Stay With Us Lord; for it is almost Evening”
The six Western Dioceses (the Tuam Province) have planned a new initiative as part of the ongoing response to the pastoral challenge presented by COVID-19. One of the important Gospel stories of these Easter days is the account of how the two disciples met the Risen Jesus on the road to Emmaus and how they asked him: “Stay With Us Lord; it is almost Evening”.
With this in mind, we are inviting you to join us for a short (20 min) reflection, each Sunday evening at 6.30pm between now and Pentecost. Each reflection will be given by a different guest presenter and will be broadcast on webcam from a different location in the West.
The webcam links will be posted each week.
Sunday 31st May will be led by Fr John Kenny from the Archdiocese of Tuam. Watch online at 6.30pm on facebook.com/stmaryswestport
Watch/Listen back to previous reflections:
Diocese of Achonry with Fr Vincent Sherlock (Video)
Diocese of Clonfert with Sr Áine Barrins rsm (Video)
Diocese of Elphin with Deacon Frank McGuinness (Audio only – link below)
On what would have been the first day of their State Exams, Bishop Kevin invites the Leaving Certificate Class of 2020 to join him for Mass at 7.00pm on Wednesday 3rd June live from Sligo Cathedral. sligocathedral.ie/live-feed-from-cathedral
Bishop Kevin will be joined by Mr Paul Keogh who will provide the music and 3 students from three of the secondary schools in Sligo Town who will assist with the Liturgy of the Word.
All are welcome to tune in to pray with Bishop Kevin for the intentions and hopes for the future of all our Leaving Certificate students.
