Gospel Reflection – 4th Sunday of Lent – Cycle A
It is difficult for us to fully comprehend what it was like to live in the time of Christ’s ministry. More >
COVID-19 (Corona Virus) Pandemic (Precautions)
COVID-19 (Corona Virus) Pandemic
In line with national precautions to limit the spread of the Corona virus, Bishop Fintan Monahan has directed that there are to be no Public Masses in the Diocese of Killaloe until at least after 29 March 2020. More >
COVID -19 (Corona Virus) Pandemic
In View of the Government Statement and the need to avoid indoor public gatherings of more than 100 people there will be no Public Sunday Masses celebrated in the Abbey. More >
Gospel Reflection – 3rd Sunday of Lent – Cycle A
In everything we do as we go about our day, we think and act according to social cultural convention. More >
Gospel Reflection – 2nd Sunday of Lent – Cycle A
The word ‘epiphany’ means an unveiling, and, for the disciples, today’s gospel is just that. More >
Gospel Reflection – 1st Sunday of Lent – Cycle A
Whilst Jesus is fully divine, we must also remember that he is fully human, too. More >
Gospel Reflection – 7th Sunday in Ordinary time – Cycle A
Christian education has always told us to love our enemies. We are taught in school that this is what Jesus asked us to do. More >
Gospel Reflection – The 6th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Cycle A
The old adage of God never taking his eyes off us can seem a difficult image. More >
Gospel Reflection – The Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time – Cycle A
Jesus taught in a visual way, using images and scenarios to paint a picture of the Kingdom of heaven. More >
Gospel Reflection – The Second Sunday in Ordinary Time. Cycle A
Recognising the Lamb of God
At the heart of today’s gospel are the prophetic words of Saint John: “Look, there is the lamb of God that takes away the sin of the world.” More >