Fr. John O’Callaghan: If you had skin cancer and some Shaman told you to take a shower, seven times, to be cured, how would you

Fr. Lino Moreira: Jesus was surely very pleased with what was being asked of him: “Increase our faith” (Lk 17:5). Such a request showed that

Fr. Senan Furlong: In 1893, a young man destined to become a celebrated composer, heard a folk song that would leave a lasting impression on

Over the years many people have desired to join us in prayer by using the books which monks use in the monastic choir. We’re delighted

It would be inaccurate to say that the monks of Glenstal Abbey contributed to the establishment of our monastery in Nigeria, as if they were adding

Fr. Henry O’Shea: There sits a man computer in hand Counting the stars that shine. Do not disturb, he’s quite absurd, His heart-strings on the

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Fr. William Fennelly: In today’s gospel Jesus says, “Now is the judgement of this world; now the ruler of this world will be driven out.

Fr. Luke Macnamara: In today’s Gospel, we hear that Jesus is surrounded by a great crowd—not only from Judea and Jerusalem, but even from the

Fr. Denis Hooper: There are lots of great stories through the ages of people gate-crashing events. Some people have a lot of neck – and

Roimh Lá Eorpach na dTeangacha, déanann an Bráthair Cillian Ó Sé OSB machnamh ar a thuras ó leanbh aonteangach go fear ilteangach… Rugadh mise ar

Fr. Henry O’Shea: My eyes are spent with weeping; my stomach churns;  my bile is poured out to the ground  because of the destruction of

Fr. John O’Callaghan: “Blessed is she who believed that the promise made her by the Lord would be fulfilled.”  There are several feasts in the

Fr. Simon Sleeman: Abraham our father in faith. No explanation, no faith definition. But a story, yours and mine, unfolding. Abraham, called out, leaving,  leaving,