if we come to today's Gospel seeking to be reminded of the values of the Kingdom that Jesus taught and for which he gave his life, then we will not be disappointed – we will “have found what we are looking for”!
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St Brigid's Day, celebrated annually on , 1st February marks the feast day of Ireland's only female patron saint and the traditional beginning of spring.
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John wrote his Gospel to give his readers hope and joy and peace (the kingdom of God) in face of fear and misery and violence offered by the Kingdoms of this world.
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As we celebrate the feast of the Baptism of the Lord, we are afforded an opportunity to reflect on the sacrament of baptism and our own baptism.
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Venue: St Mary's Church, Irishtown, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary
Saturday 10th January - Sunday 11th January
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The Feast of the Holy Family (Focus on Family Life) This feast honors Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, encouraging Christians to emulate their virtues—love, obedience, and faith—within their own family lives
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The fourth candle of Advent represents Love, the ultimate love of God that He might send His only Son for us. Called the “Angel's Candle,” the fourth candle of Advent is lit the Sunday before Christmas, and it is the color purple, leading us to eagerly await the new Kingdom of God on earth.
Read moreChristmas Mass times and Confessions at St John's Cathedral 2025
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