‘Lord, you know all things; you know that I love you’ (Jn 21:17)
*SOS – Your Help is Important!*
Families in Spain impacted by the recent “DANA” floods, urgently need support to cover their essential needs.
The official Spanish Focolare association, *Igino Giordani Foundation* is is the channel through which financial assistance is being made available to families affected by DANA.
Donations are greatly appreciated.
The bank details are:
Caixa Bank
Account name: […]
1st May: Word of Life Meeting, 8pm in 20 College Park Avenue or by Zoom
10th May: UPM Lesson “Recognizing oneselft, the Statutes a path and a mirror”,How to read the Statutes (Panel Discussion) – Raphael Takougang, Cristiane Ribeiro, Elfriede Glaubitz
19th-26th May, Laudato Sì Week
1st September- 4th October, Season of Creation
Balally Parish are hosting a Conference on Climate Change inspired by Pope
Francis’ encyclical Laudato Si’, on care for our common home
Friday 18th September 7.30pm – 9.30pm
Saturday 19th September 9.30am- 2.30pm
Balally Pastoral Centre, Cedar Road, Wedgewood, Dublin 16
We want peace and unity among the peoples of the world
[more]Confronted with the humanitarian drama of the refugees, the Focolare’s Youth for Unity step into action on many fronts, mobilising and appealing to international organisations, while joining in the efforts of the entire Movement.
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The Pope’s call during the Angelus on Sunday 6th September 2015 stirred consciences to open the doors of parishes, religious communities, monasteries and convents, to take in refugees. The Focolare Movement’s thanks and response to Pope Francis’ appeal.
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The Focolare would like to invite you to the Mass celebrated on
Mary Cunningham’s first anniversary:
Wednesday 9th September 2015 at 10.00
in the Church of Saints Columbanus and Gall, Milltown
A strong perfume of incense greeted people entering the Church for attending the ecumenical prayer in the first World Day of Prayer for all Creation; a beautiful iconostasis served was a fitting backdrop to the Service which was accompanied by instrumental music and beautiful singing.
A deep recollection and solemnity in the whole service.
During his incisive homily Archbishop Diarmuid Martin underlined the “ecumenicity” of our ecological involvement as Christians.
