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Is God calling you to live the life of a Priest in the Archdiocese of Armagh?

An evening of prayer and reflection will take place in The Servite Priory, Benburb, Co Tyrone on Monday 12 October 2015 from 5 – 7.30pm

For further information see www.armaghpriest.com or contact:

Fr Peter McAnenly

42 Abbey Street,

ARMAGH

BT61 7DZ

Tel: 028 37522802

[email protected]

VOCATION PRAYER

Lord, make me a better person, more considerate towards others, more honest with myself, more faithful to you. Make me generous enough to want to do your will, whatever it may be. Help me find my true vocation in life and grant that through it, I may find happiness myself and bring happiness to others. We pray through Christ our Lord, AMEN

Armagh Vocations Team to host three Special Evenings

Armagh Diocesan Vocations Commission are presenting three more evenings of “Great People, Great Stories, Come and Listen” during the Autumn.

Our second evening takes place in The Synod Hall, Armagh on Thursday 15^th October at 8pm where Sr Rhoda Curran and Brother Philip Mulryne will share their stories.                                                   Sr Rhoda, a native of Co. Louth, has been a Sister of Mercy for many years. She has been actively involved in Pastoral Ministry over the years and has worked as Director of Armagh Diocesan Pastoral Centre for some time. She is particularly renowned for her work with the Beginning Experience.                                                                                                                                              Br Philip is a Religious Brother with the Dominican Order and is currently studying for the Priesthood. Prior to joining the Dominicans, he was a professional footballer and he has spoken many times on his faith story and on his Christian Vocation.

Our third evening will take place in the Medical Missionaries’ Hall, Drogheda on Thursday 5^th November at 8pm. Fr Michael Cusack and Sr Carmel Flynn will share their testimonies.  Fr Michael, a native of Carrickmacross, was ordained a priest in 1990. He has served in Brazil as well as giving parish Missions and retreats both here in Ireland and abroad. For the past number of years he has served as the Rector of St Joseph’s Monastery Dundalk.                                                                   Sr Carmel, a native of Tipperary is a Sister of the Sacred Heart and she’s a valued member of the Armagh Diocesan Vocations Commission. She has worked for many years in different parts of Africa. She has worked with refugees and she organises trips to Africa for students from Sacred Heart Schools.  She’s actively involved in Vocations Promotion work with her Congregation.

The Archdiocese of Armagh, Justice, Peace and Development Commission are holding a talk on: The Church, Women and Authority: Why Not?

For more information, click here: Armagh Justice Commission Women Conference

What is a Charism? Who has them? What are my Charisms?

If this is something that interests you, consider enrolling in the Seminar that will take place in the Malone Lodge Hotel, Belfast on Friday & Saturday 23^rd and 24th October. It will be facilitated by teams from the dioceses of Armagh, Down & Conor, Dromore, and the SMA.

Friday 23rd Oct. 7pm – 9.30pm and Saturday 24th Oct. 9.30am – 4.30pm

For more information or to book contact the Office of Pastoral Renewal and Family Ministry at 00353429336649.

C&G poster October 2015

C&G Booking Form October 2015

Armagh Vocations Team to host three Special Evenings

Armagh Diocesan Vocations Commission are presenting three more evenings of “Great People, Great Stories, Come and Listen” during the Autumn.

Our third evening will take place in the Medical Missionaries’ Hall, Drogheda on Thursday 5^th November at 8pm. Fr Michael Cusack and Sr Carmel Flynn will share their testimonies.  Fr Michael, a native of Carrickmacross, was ordained a priest in 1990. He has served in Brazil as well as giving parish Missions and retreats both here in Ireland and abroad. For the past number of years he has served as the Rector of St Joseph’s Monastery Dundalk.                                                                   Sr Carmel, a native of Tipperary is a Sister of the Sacred Heart and she’s a valued member of the Armagh Diocesan Vocations Commission. She has worked for many years in different parts of Africa. She has worked with refugees and she organises trips to Africa for students from Sacred Heart Schools.  She’s actively involved in Vocations Promotion work with her Congregation.