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Please join us in continued prayer for Pope Francis as he continues his stay in hospital. May God grant him healing, strength, and comfort during this time and may Pope Francis feel God’s closeness and love at this time. Eamon Martin Michael Router

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Ban ‘addictive and dangerous’ HHC vapes immediately, bishops urge Government. #addiction #cannabis #HHCvapes independent.ie/irish-news/hea… Michael Router CatholicNewsIreland CatholicBishops HSE Drugs.ie Justice&Peace (IRL) St. Patrick’s Youth

Welcome News from the General Secretariat in relation to implementation of the fruits of the Synod on Synodality. Looking forward to the next steps on our journey together Sr Nathalie Becquart, xmcj Rafael Luciani Synod.va

No better way to begin #StPatricksDay celebrations than with a Vigil walk with lanterns between the two Armagh cathedrals with COI dean, Shane Forster, RC auxiliary bishop, Michael Router and dean of St David's (by tradition, from where Patrick came), Sarah Rowland Jones

It was lovely to celebrate Mass for St. Patrick's Day in the Cathedral in Armagh this morning. The 1st Armagh Scout Group and the Murray School of Irish Dancing made it a memorable and colourful occasion.

It was a great honour to lead out the St. Patrick's Day Parade in Armagh this afternoon along with Dean Shane Foster, Armagh, Dean Sarah Rowland Jones, St. David's Cathedral, Pembrokeshire, Wales and Rev. Giacomo Taffi, Deacon in Armagh.

Faith, Heritage, and Hope: A St. Patrick’s Day Celebration in New York - The Good Newsroom thegoodnewsroom.org/faith-heritage…

The Communications Office of CatholicBishops wishes Maggie Maguire all the very best for the future on her last day with LMFM RADIO … thank you Maggie for your professionalism, collaboration & eternal optimism! Eamon Martin Michael Router Martin Long Ken Murray PRII.ie

Delighted to bless two newly acquired ambulances for the Order of Malta, Dundalk Unit, after the Jubilee Mass for the Sick and Healthcare Workers in St. Patrick's Church, Dundalk, tonight.

Bishop Michael’s homily for the Mass of the Lords Supper that was celebrated in Holy Redeemer Church Dundalk. Michael Router

A Happy Easter to Everyone at Home and Abroad - Archbishop Eamon offers blessings and a message from Armagh for Easter 2025. May the light and witness of the Risen Christ infuse our hearts and minds, guiding all our words and deeds. Watch 🎥 ⬇️ Eamon Martin Michael Router

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"I Think it is beautiful when we look back on his life to consider all the blessings he brought to the Church" Archbishop Eamon reflects on the Life and ministry of Pope Francis and extends an invitation to all to join him on Thursday 24th April at 7pm in St. Patrick's Cathedral

On Wednesday evening Bishop Michael Router celebrated Requiem Mass for Pope Francis with the Redemptorist Community in Dundalk. As we prepare for the funeral of Pope Francis we continue to pray for the repose of his soul. Michael Router Eamon Martin

Before concelebrating the Funeral Mass at St Peter’s Square, Eamon Martin is joined by Irish bishops Michael Router, Archbishop Dermot Farrell, Bishop Denis Nulty & Bishop Michael Duignan to offer prayers including the ‘Our Father’ in Irish for the happy repose of the Pope’s soul

Bishop Michael is honoured to be concelebrating at the funeral at our beloved Holy Father, Pope Francis. His thoughts and prayers are with all at home who watch the funeral . May Pope Francis rest in the peace of Christ. Michael Router CatholicBishops

Pope Francis in Laudato Si “At the end, we will find ourselves face to face with the infinite beauty of God and be able to read with admiration and happiness the mystery of the universe, which with us will share in unending plenitude. Even now we are journeying towards the

Today was a sad yet remarkable day. Over 200,000 people and the leaders of many nations paid their respects to Pope Francis a humble man of great courage. I was privileged to be among them to give thanks for his Spirit filled leadership and guidance. May he rest in peace.

A wonderful first preparatory gathering for our Diocesan Congress on Youth, Family and Family in the Carrickdale this evening. Thanks to everyone who attended and contributed so generously. As St. John says in his Gospel, “The wind blows wherever it pleases. You hear its