New catholic preschool & primary school religious education curriculum launched as well as religious education programme 'Grow in Love'.
Bishop Brendan Leahy urges grandparents to help their grandchildren in the faith at 2015 Catholic Grandparents Pilgrimage in Knock.
“All of us can play our part in making such a plan work on the ground here in Ireland" - Archbishop Eamon Martin.
Disappointed students should tell themselves that these results are not at all what matter most in life.
Strong Irish presence and involvement at first jointly hosted Focolare summer gathering at Hope University in Liverpool.
Large Irish contingent travel to joint Ireland / UK hosted summer gathering of Focolare in Liverpool. "Here we are almost at the 100th anniversary of 1916, signing up with England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales in a moment of unity, of reconciliation, of prayer. It is a poignant moment," remarks Bishop Brendan Leahy.
Bishop of Limerick sees vocations challenge being transformed into opportunity, but urges people who feel inklings of call, to "be generous". "We need you."
“I hope and pray that those who have been so suddenly bereaved have felt something of God’s gentle touch in the support, sympathy and solidarity of a nation."
“It was very moving to hear the councilors speak from the heart of their own personal stories of indebtedness to orders and congregations” - Bishop Brendan Leahy.
“A society that identifies the two parties in marriage as spouse I and spouse II has lost sight of a deep truth of human nature" - Archbishop Neary.
Easter proclamation “would hardly have meant that in respecting differing lifestyles we prioritise adults over children” - Bishop Leahy.
Synod is “a spiritual experience of journeying together to renew and deepen our own commitment to our faith" Bishop Leahy explains.
"Without allowing the concerns and realities of the poor to seep into its veins and consciousness, Church attempts at renewal are but organisational changes."
Confirmation often appears like a “pre-fabricated cultural package of Irish heritage we are born into" to be discarded later in life as part of our throwaway culture.
Bishop Brendan Leahy pays tribute to Limerick school's contribution since 1796.
“The Church is in need of repair” and will only be regenerated if it is more inclusive and if clergy and laity work together.
Delegates who attended Saturday’s gathering will remain on the synod journey right up to 2016.
Bishop of Limerick reminds conference on marriage and the family that “people need to be accepted in the concrete circumstances of life."
Pontiff singles out Irish diocese for special mention at general audience.
Bishop Leahy pays tribute to Donal Walsh who “encouraged us all to really value the gift of every moment.”
Synod will take place over three days bringing together 400 delegates who will set out a path for renewal for the Church in Limerick.
Fr David Casey's ordination will be the last for the next five or six years.
After this month's ordination Limerick will wait five or six years more for another ordination.
Resource for adults looking for explanations and apt examples of what Catholics believe.
Hundreds from all over island to attend July gathering underlining unity among Christians.
Coadjutor bishop of Armagh encourages prayers for vocations.
Easter vigil to be broadcast live from St John's to mark status as National City of Culture.
As a man of culture, John Paul II, would be delighted to be celebrated during Limerick's Year of Culture: Bishop.
“It is really damaging the fabric of the way we live."
Many families’ lives devastated by abuse of alcohol.
