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29 July 2026

Daily prayer in Ordinary Time 2026:
83, Wednesday 29 July 2026

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Mary anoints the feet of Jesus in Bethany … a window in the north aisle of Saint Mary’s Church in St Neots, Cambridgeshire (Photograph: Patr...

14 April 2025

Daily prayer in Lent 2025:
41, Monday 14 April 2025,
Monday of Holy Week

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Mary anoints the feet of Jesus in Bethany … a window in the north aisle of Saint Mary’s Church in St Neots, Cambridgeshire (Photograph: Patr...

11 September 2019

Saint Anne and Saint Esther,
fact, fiction or secret role
models for a secret people

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The former Chapel of Saint Anne (right) and the Sexton Chapel (left) were amalgamated to form the consistorial court in Saint Mary’s Cathed...

23 March 2019

The Tholsel in New Ross
is at the heart of the history
of an 800-year-old town

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The Tholsel and the 1798 monument in the centre of New Ross (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2019) Patrick Comerford During my visit to...

26 November 2015

Visiting Killanne churchyard
and the grave of John Kelly

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The grave of John Kelly, ‘the Boy from Killanne,’ in Saint Anne’s Churchyard, Killanne, Co Wexford (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2015) ...

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Daily prayer in Ordinary Time 2026: 83, Wednesday 29 July 2026

Daily prayer in Lent 2025: 41, Monday 14 April 2025, Monday of Holy Week

Saint Anne and Saint Esther, fact, fiction or secret role models for a secret people

The Tholsel in New Ross is at the heart of the history of an 800-year-old town

Visiting Killanne churchyard and the grave of John Kelly

Daily prayer in Ordinary Time 2026:
83, Wednesday 29 July 2026

Daily prayer in Lent 2025:
41, Monday 14 April 2025,
Monday of Holy Week

Saint Anne and Saint Esther,
fact, fiction or secret role
models for a secret people

The Tholsel in New Ross
is at the heart of the history
of an 800-year-old town

Visiting Killanne churchyard
and the grave of John Kelly