Habemus Papam! We have a Pope! The Cardinals gathered in the Vatican’s Sistine Chapel have elected Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost as the 267th Pope, who took the name Pope Leo XIV.

Habemus Papam! With great joy, the Church announces the election of His Holiness, Pope Leo XIV. Let us pray for Pope Leo XIV as he begins his ministry as the successor of Saint Peter. #HabemusPapam #PopeLeoXIV #CatholicChurch #PrayForThePope #SuccessorOfPeter

Who is our new Pope Leo XIV? #popeleoxiv #HabemusPapam #catholicchurch #prayforthePOPE

Newly elected Pope Leo XIV began his first homily with words in English during Mass in the Sistine Chapel with the College of Cardinals.

Here is the official record confirming that Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost accepted the election canonically making him Supreme Pontiff and the name he has chosen. The document was drawn up by the Master of Pontifical Liturgical Celebrations, Monsignor Diego Giovanni Ravelli,

Pope Leo XIV prays at the tomb of his predecessor Pope Francis.

On Sunday morning, Pope Leo XIV visited the Vatican Grottoes to celebrate a private Mass near the tomb of Saint Peter. Following the Mass, the Pope spent time in silent prayer at the tombs of his predecessors. In his homily, the Pope—speaking first in English, then in

Fr Andrzej was detained on May 8, 2024, for political reasons. The trial was held behind closed doors. Fr Andrzej consistently denies all accusations. We ask for prayers for Fr Andrzej & the faithful of the parish he served.shorturl.at/5Vtk2

Happy Pentecost Sunday! #Pentecost #PentecostSunday

Our Annual Oblate Assembly,for Oblates from across England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales and Denmark, is underway at Wistaston Hall Oblate Retreat Centre. As they gather to discuss the year ahead, we keep them in our prayers. OMIWORLD

Day 2 of the Oblate Assembly is underway. The group is spending time together in prayer and reflection about the year ahead. #OblateFamily OMIWORLD #Community

Pope Leo XIV appeals for an end to the tragedy of war, especially in the Middle East, and recalls that war only amplifies problems and creates deep wounds without providing lasting solutions. loom.ly/dVaGR1k

Quote of the day.... Today, we listen to the words of St Eugene De Mazenod #theoblatesdailyquote #dailyquotesforyou #StEugeneDeMazenod

Read about the Jubilee of Youth in Rome 2025: oblates.ie/jubilee-of-you…

Today we rejoice as we celebrate the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Mary’s life reminds us that saying “yes” to God leads to joy beyond imagining. As we honour her today, let us ask: Mary, assumed into Heaven, lead us closer to your Son. Amen. #AssumptionOfMary #FeastDay

Celebrating 100 days of Pope Leo XIV

We regret to announce the death of Fr. Tony Quinlan OMI on Saturday, August 16th, 2025. Fr Tony died peacefully at St. James' Hospital, Dublin, surrounded by his loving family. May Fr Tony’s gentle soul rest in the eternal peace of Christ. Ar Dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis.

Lourdes 2025 Day 1 It's been great to welcome old and new faces to the Oblate Lourdes Pilgrimage 2025. #Lourdes2025 #TheOblateLourdesPilgrimage2025 #OblateFamily

Well done to Grace McNally, 3rd year General Nursing Trinity College Dublin student, who travelled to Lourdes this September as part of The Oblates of Mary Immaculate Ireland & UK nursing team. Grace was the first recipient of the Kevin McConway Bursary, set up to support nursing students to travel to Lourdes and assist

🕯️ “When the Son of Man comes, will he find faith … in me?” This Sunday's Gospel invites us to reflect on prayer, perseverance, and the quiet ways we live our faith. Read Fr Brian Maher's reflection now on our website: oblates.ie/gospel-reflect… #GospelReflection #CatholicFaith