Homily – 3rd Sunday of Easter – Year A
Fr. Mark Patrick Hederman: In this heady time after Easter we are full of talk about Resurrection and everlasting life; most of our official prayers
10/05/2026
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Fr. Mark Patrick Hederman: In this heady time after Easter we are full of talk about Resurrection and everlasting life; most of our official prayers
Homily 6th Sunday of Easter 2026 Fr. Simon Sleeman: ‘If’ you love me and keep my commandments I shall ask the Father and he will
Fr. John O’Callaghan: There are some marvelous synonyms for Christ: he is ‘the Bread of life’, ‘the Salt of the earth’, ‘the Light of the
Today’s feast of Saint Joseph the Worker presents us with the image of a saint marked by hard work, quiet dedication, and loving concern for
Fr. Henry O’ Shea: Not a gate that’s gently hinged or deftly hung, Not like the ones you planed at Joseph’s place… Not like the
Fr. William Fennelly: Jesus comes into the closed room, and for the first time, and gives the Holy Spirit to all of the disciples except
Abbot Columba McCann: I wonder: when is the last time you threw a tantrum? Can you remember throwing a tantrum, perhaps as a teenager? Imagine
Abbot Columba McCann: Moving house is a high-stress event. It’s there alongside changing job or losing a life-partner. Letting go of the familiar and having
Abbot Columba McCann: After such a long and moving gospel account, I will simply share one idea. We may often think we know the meaning
Please note the following changes to the liturgical timetable and opening hours during Holy Week and Easter at Glenstal Abbey: Holy Thursday Morning Prayer
I recently had the chance to spend five weeks in Glenstal Abbey. It was quite a different setting from that of my own community: the
This month the monastic community remembers Brother Benedict Tutty OSB on the 30th anniversary of his death. John Gerard (Sean) Tutty was born in Hollywood,
The Limerick Museum cordially invites you to the opening celebration of The Mystery and the Mud: Exhibition of Paintings by Emmaus O’Herlihy OSB on Thursday 9th
Áine Lawlor of RTÉ Radio 1 explores religious, spiritual and ethical issues through discussions, interviews and features in her Divine Sparks series. Her show recently
Fr. Henry O’Shea: I, Lazarus, have seen the brickwork sky, Its throne is made of night! Its salt and lime are drying to the eye,