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Great news from Zambia! Six of our brothers will make perpetual profession on the 2nd of August. Please keep them in your prayers. ... See MoreSee Less

Great news from Zambia! Six of our brothers will make perpetual profession on the 2nd of August. Please keep them in your prayers.

Dr Liam Temple works on Capuchin Franciscan research in the University of Durham. Here is an insightful video on who we Capuchins are. Enjoy. For more information on our way of life email: vocations@capuchins.ie ... See MoreSee Less

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A lovely behind the scenes look at our Chapter last week. Thanks to Br Antony Bibin Kurian for putting this together. For more information on our way of life email: vocations@capuchins.ie ... See MoreSee Less

Archbishop Dermot Farrell, Archbishop of Dublin, with Fr Richard Hendrick OFMCap and Archbishop Eamon Martin, Archbishop of Armagh. Best wishes to Fr Richard, who has been elected Provincial Minister of the Irish Capuchin Province. He is Parish Priest of Halston Street in Dublin.

(Photo by John McElroy) Report by Archdiocese of Dublin

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Archbishop Dermot Farrell, Archbishop of Dublin, with Fr Richard Hendrick OFMCap and Archbishop Eamon Martin, Archbishop of Armagh. Best wishes to Fr Richard, who has been elected Provincial Minister of the Irish Capuchin Province. He is Parish Priest of Halston Street in Dublin.

(Photo by John McElroy) Report by Archdiocese of Dublin

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The singing of the Salve Regina marked the conclusion of our Provincial Chapter.

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Some photos from our final evening and morning in Maynooth. Thank you for all your prayers.
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Some photos from our final evening and morning in Maynooth. Thank you for all your prayers.
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Blessing of throats in Raheny

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Join us in Raheny as we celebrate the Feast of St Blaise and the ancient tradition of blessing of throats. Blessings are available in our Chapel, Capuchin Frairy Raheny, Dublin at the following times ONLY: 7.30am (following 7am Mass); 10am / 11am / 12pm / 1pm / 2pm / 3pm / 4pm. NOBLESSING AT 5pm…
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