HOMILY – FEASET OF THE EPIPHANY – YEAR C
Fr Abbot Brendan Coffey OSB The Magi must have been an impressive sight, riding their camels, bearing their precious gifts and the dust of a
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Fr Abbot Brendan Coffey OSB The Magi must have been an impressive sight, riding their camels, bearing their precious gifts and the dust of a
Fr Abbot Brendan Coffey OSB Tadhg Eoin Mac Firbisig, was born on 19 August 1942 and grew up on Wellington Road, in Dublin with his
CIARÁN FORBES OSB MONK OF GLENSTAL Died, Saturday 1st January 2022 aged 79, in the 59th year of monastic profession Tadhg Eoin Forbes (Mac Firbhisigh)
Fr. Lino Moreira The author of today’s first reading, Ben-Sirach, believed that divine Wisdom had come down from the highest heavens, to dwell among the
Fr. Martin Browne OSB One of the things that critics of Christianity often point out is how divided, argumentative, and sometimes downright horrible Christians can
Fr. Cuthbert Brennan Only yesterday we encountered the all too familiar scene of Mary and Joseph in a stable in Bethlehem with the baby Jesus
Fr. Christopher Dylon Christmas in a time of Covid is still Christmas, strange though it may feel. In fact, when you think about it, the
Fr. Abbot Brendan Coffey C.S. Lewis wrote a Christmas essay about the fictional island of Niatirb – Britain spelled backwards, where every citizen is obliged
Christmas Masses Christmas Eve 11.20pm Vigil & Midnight Mass Christmas Day 10.00am No Music 12.00am Sung Community Mass Each Mass is
As Christmas approaches we chant here Psalm 110 with the antiphon “Jerusalem, rejoice with great joy, for the Saviour will come to you, alleluia!” 📖🎼
Fr. William Fennelly Today we celebrate the third Sunday of Advent, also called ‘Gaudete Sunday.’ It’s called ‘Gaudete Sunday’ because it takes its name from
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