We are blessed in our diocese to have a seminary in Dundalk, helping provide priests for our parishes. 5 priests and 2 deacons have been ordained so far from the seminary, which was established in 2012.
The Redemptoris Mater Seminary of the Archdiocese of Armagh will be holding a Seminary Visitors’ Day on Saturday 23rd March 2024 from 10am-12 noon;
Due to holidays, any new Mass intentions for the period 28th March – 14th April inclusive ought to be submitted by Monday 25th March so as to be included in the bulletins in those weeks.
They can be submitted via email at dunleerparish@gmail.com or by phone to the parochial house or to Fr. Damien.
The next issue of Lannléire Review is being prepared.
If you’d like to submit an article / photos for consideration, please send them to the NEW email address for the magazine – lannleirereview@gmail.com
Closing date for submissions is 15th March
Sincere thanks to all those who continue to leave their used stamps in the boxes at the back of our churches. They really make a difference!
For more on the work of the organisation your stamps support, there are some information booklets at the back of St. Brigid’s and Dromin churches.
You can also learn more at https://www.vivatinternational.org/about/who-we-are/
If anyone would like to join a cleaning rota for Dromin Church, please contact Fr. Damien. All help welcome.
The Armagh Inter-Diocesan Marriage Tribunal has launched a new website for any persons wishing to seek information about the marriage nullity process. The website can be found at www.marriagetribunal.org.
ACCORD Catholic Marriage Care Service CLG: is currently recruiting volunteers to train as marriage preparation programme facilitators.
If you have a positive attitude towards marriage in the Catholic Church and if you have the enthusiasm to be part of the Accord team in supporting couples who are preparing for the Sacrament of Marriage, Accord wants to hear from
Upon his arrival in Ireland for the World Meeting of Families on 25 August 2018, Pope Francis met at Dublin Castle with representatives of civil, cultural and religious life, including the Taoiseach and members of the Government. Pope Francis said he was visiting Ireland to help families “reaffirm their commitment to loving fidelity, mutual assistance and reverence for God’s