Homily – 7th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year A)
Fr Anthony Keane OSB Hearing the words of Jesus in today’s gospel, when struck on the right cheek, turn the other, when forced to go
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Fr Anthony Keane OSB Hearing the words of Jesus in today’s gospel, when struck on the right cheek, turn the other, when forced to go
Glenstal’s Energy Master Plan will be published and launched by the monastic community on Tuesday 21st February at 8pm in the Monastery Library, and all
Fr Senan Furlong OSB One of President JFK’s favourite sayings was: Do not remove a fence until you know why it was put up in
The Abbot and monastic community announce that the death has occurred of Br Anselm Hurt OSB. Funeral arrangements: Monday 13th February – reception of remains to
In this centenary year of the death of Blessed Columba Marmion, a new book has been written by Glenstal monk Fr Columba McCann OSB on
Training for Living Well is our series of talks for Lent 2023. Journey through this season by tapping into the wisdom of the monastic community each
Fr Christopher Dillon OSB Well, that is putting it to you, to all of us; and from every angle! Whether it is Isaiah, from eight
Abbot Brendan Coffey OSB Today is the day when the end of winter is enough of a possibility that we can begin to anticipate spring.
Fr Cuthbert Brennan OSB Imagine with me for a moment the make-up of the crowd in today’s gospel. They are made up of the poor,
Brother Timothy marks 50 years as a monk after swapping finance for poverty This article by Donal O’Regan appeared in the Limerick Leader on 21st
Fr Henry O’Shea OSB Is our renown’d Dominion then so small As not to hold a new inhabitant? Or are her means so pitiably scant As not
A feature by Chai Brady in The Irish Catholic on 19th January 2023 and copied with permission from www.irishcatholic.com It’s hugely important to bridge the complicated
Glenstal Abbey is home to a community of Benedictine monks in County Limerick, Ireland, and is a place of prayer, work, education and hospitality. The monastery sits alongside a popular guesthouse and a boarding school for boys, housed within a 19th century Normanesque castle amidst five hundred magnificent acres of farmland, forest, lakes and streams. more