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Dominican Sisters of Saint Cecilia Congregation
Founded in Nashville, Tennessee in 1860
Serving in Diocese of Limerick, Ireland since 2016 Eight centuries ago St. Dominic de Guzman, inspired by the Holy Spirit in response to the needs of his time, founded an Order with the mission of preaching for the salvation of souls. Dominic’s love for God and neighbor continues to inspire the Dominican Sisters of St. Cecilia Congregation today, as they joyfully embrace the Church’s call to the New Evangelization. Through their teaching apostolate, the Sisters serve over over 15,000 students in nearly 50 schools in the United States, Canada, Australia, Italy, Ireland, Scotland, and the Netherlands.
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Only two more days until the Feast of St. Patrick!
World Meeting of Families 2018 - Official Promo
Preparations for the next World Meeting of Families in Dublin 2018 are underway. Check out the official Promo Video below: http://www.icatholic.ie/world-meeting-families-2018-promo/
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Only three more days until the Feast of St. Patrick!
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The CFR Sisters are hosting an event for St. Patrick's Day on the Hill of Slane (where St. Patrick lit the Easter fire). We hope to see you there!
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St. Patrick's Day is getting closer...
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At Siena Night, we were excited that only five days remain until the Feast of St. Patrick!
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Today at Catechesis of the Good Shepherd class, the children we teach were excited for the upcoming Feast of St. Patrick - only six days left!
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Today begins the one week countdown until St. Patrick's Feast Day. St. Patrick, Patron of Ireland, pray for us!
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Thank you to all who came out to support Mary's Meals today at our Soup and Solidarity event after the 1pm Mass. The next soup lunch will be Friday, March 24th.
Soup and Solidarity
You are invited to a soup lunch after the 1pm Mass at St. Saviour's. All proceeds will benefit Mary's Meals, a charity based in Dublin.
Lenten Day of Reflection
All women are invited to a Lenten Day of Reflection hosted by the Dominican Sisters on Sunday, April 2nd beginning at 2pm (there is the option of a 1pm Mass at St. Saviour's). Fr. Gerard Dunne, OP will be directing the retreat and will offer a conference, Eucharistic Adoration, Confessions, and Benediction. Supper will be provided. A €15 donation is suggested.
Ignite: My Last Confession
The Dominican Sisters will offer a presentation entitled 'My Last Confession' for all who seeking to learn what Catholics believe, and for those seeking to rekindle their amazement.
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