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Quote for January 2019 “The first and most important step towards success is the feeling that we can succeed”. (Displayed on Divine Word Missionaries Calendar 2019)

Feasts during January 2019 Mary, Mother of God – 1st January St Elizabeth – 4th January Epiphany – 6th January Baptism of the Lord – 13th January St Ita – 15th January

Quote for December “Father, at this special time as blessings all increase, the Angels gather round about with Christmas hope and peace. Now help us, Father, once again, to seek your star above, as reaching out across the world, we … Continue reading →

Feasts during December First Sunday of Advent – 2nd December St Francis Xavier – 3rd December St Nicholas – 6th December St Ambrose – 7th December Immaculate Conception – 8th December Second Sunday of Advent – 9th December St Lucy … Continue reading →

Quote for November “May God grant you always……a sunbeam to warm you, a moonbeam to charm you, a sheltering angel, so nothing can harm you; laughter to cheer you, faithful friends near you; and whenever you pray, heaven to hear … Continue reading →

Feasts during November All Saints Day – 1st November All Souls Day – 2nd November St Malachy – 3rd November St Leo the Great, Pope – 10th November St Laurence O’Toole – 14th November St Margaret of Scotland – 16th … Continue reading →

Quote for October “Don’t walk behind me: I may not lead. Don’t walk in front of me: I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend.” Albert Camus. (Displayed on Divine Word Missionaries Calendar 2018)

Feasts during October St Theresa of the Child Jesus – 1st October St Francis of Assisi – 4th October St Ignatius of Antioch – 17th October St John Paul II (Pope) – 22nd October

New Appointment to Crosserlough Parish Bishop Leo O’Reilly has announced that Fr Peter McKiernan will succeed the late Fr Micheál Quinn as Parish Priest of Crosserlough. Fr Peter is currently the parish priest of Denn and will take up his … Continue reading →

Quote for September “When one door closes, another one opens; but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the ‘closed door,’ that we do not see the ones which open for us”.  Alexander Graham Bell (Displayed on Divine … Continue reading →