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Come Holy Spirit

To help girls and boys prepare for Confirmation our own Fr Chris O'Donnell has worked with iCatholic,
on behalf of the Catechetics Council of the Irish Bishops' Conference, to produce 3 video lessons for Confirmation children and their families.

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Guidance on Returning to Public
Celebration of Mass and
the Sacraments

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Return to Mass will be great
but challenging

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Watch Videos and Hear about People's Experiences

Virtual Lourdes Pilgrimage 2020

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Importance of family underlined by COVID-19

COVID-19 has taught us that the 'family is Church', with the pandemic turning our thoughts more than
ever to our loved ones, Bishop of Limerick Brendan Leahy said today.

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Booklet of Prayers compiled by the Limerick Diocese

United in Prayer - our gift to you!

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Home Support & Resources

Access supports and resources for use during this time of staying at home. Check back regularly as resources are continuously updated.

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Mass Times

Get Mass times for your Pastoral Unit, your Parish or when the next mass is starting near you.

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Contact Directory

Find your local Priest and the team of clergy ministering in your Pastoral Unit.

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Pastoral Units / Team Ministry

Parishes co-operate together as a pastoral unit with two or three Priests ministering together as a team to the pastoral needs of these parishes.

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Safeguarding

The Diocese of Limerick actively promotes the welfare of children and encourages their participation in the life of the Church.

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Limerick Diocese website

In his weekly statement since the outbreak of COVID-19 at the end of Mass at St. John’s Cathedral on Sunday, Bishop Leahy said that opening for masses is a major undertaking for parishes and will have challenges such as people being unable to get access due to some churches being deemed ‘full’ with 50 people under current guidelines.
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