Stations of the Cross video reflection led by Fr Paul Clayton-Lea

A step by step demonstration of how to make a St Brigid's Cross.

This video was recorded on the first day of Feile Bride 2013 in Aras Bhride, (Parish Centre) Kildare Town.

Special thanks to Margaret Walsh for the demonstration and the Solas Bhride Team.

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As they prepare to participate as two of the Irish delegates in the Continental Stage in Prague, Julieann Moran & Fr Eamonn Fitzgibbon discuss the various rounds of listening and open reporting that are part of the Synodal process

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Bishop Fintan Monahan reflects on the synodal process to date and how the issues that were raised in the Killaloe Diocesan Synthesis were echoed in both the wider Irish Synthesis and the global 'Document for the Continental Stage'.

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Professor Anna Rowlands reflects on what has emerged in the Synodal process in the national reports, including what people feel have to offer as the Church seeks to renew itself. This leads into the question of whether the dignity of women is fully recognised and realised in the Church.

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Archbishop Dermot Farrell shares the vision behind the Building Hope renewal process for the Archdiocese of Dublin and how this process will move forward in 2023 through parish partnerships.

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JulieAnn Moran and Fr Declan Hurley reflect on key themes that have emerged from the synodal process at both national and international level.

For more information see www.synod.ie

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Austen Ivereigh shares with us about being part of the group that drafted the Working Document for the Continental Stage of Synod 2021- 24. This document is a synthesis of all that has emerged in the first phase of the Synod process, which was the greatest listening exercise the Catholic Church has ever carried out.

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Papal biography Austen Ivereigh discusses how Pope Francis is leading the Church to become a synodal Church and to be more inclusive in how we discern the path ahead.

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"I just feel a great sense of gratitude for everyone who has been walking with us on this synodal journey ... " Archbishop Eamon Martin on the National Pre-Synodal Assembly which concluded with prayer at the ancient monastic site of Clonmacnoise

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"Today has been prepared for a long time ... you could say that we have been coming to this day since the Second Vatican Council" ... Bishop Brendan Leahy on the National Pre-Synodal Assembly

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Bishop Fintan Monahan on how themes that emerged in the Killaloe Diocese synthesis were echoed by other dioceses at the National Pre-Synodal Assembly

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