by Paddy Dundon C.S.Sp. Ordained in 1962 – one of nine confrères from that group marking 60 years of priesthood this year – Paddy spent many years in Brazil. He has also served in South Africa and, in both pastoral and administrative roles, in Ireland where...
I write to inform you that our Spiritan Identity, Faith, and Mission Officer, Mr. Ronan Barry will leave his position on July 31st. Ronan has worked closely with our school leadership, chaplaincy teams, and teaching staff over the past six and half years, supporting the expression...
By Brian Starken C.S.Sp. Ordained in 1974, Fr Brian was appointed to Sierra Leone where he served in a range of roles over many years. A former Provincial of the Spiritans in Ireland, he is the current team leader of the group of Spiritans ministering...
Image: Pixabay/Quangpraha This week's soul food reflection is written by Fr Pat Doody. HE ministered in the USA, including as Provincial Delegate, and Kenya. In Ireland, he served in Greenhills parish for over a decade and as parish priest in Kimmage. Now actively retired, he coordinates...
Thomas is absent when Jesus comes and stands in the midst of the apostles in the locked room and shows them his hands and his side. The disciples rejoice. However, the returning Thomas is having none of it: “Unless I see the mark of the...
Soul food -This year's Easter reflection is penned by Sean Goan. Sean is currently the coordinator of Spiritan Mission Ireland, Belfast-born Sean is married, with 3 children. He taught for many years at Blackrock College and was a chaplain there (2014-2017). He studied Scripture in...
Soul food -The seven last words of Jesus by Sean Goan. Sean is currently the coordinator of Spiritan Mission Ireland, Belfast-born Sean is married, with 3 children. He taught for many years at Blackrock College and was a chaplain there (2014-2017). He studied Scripture in...
Please see below a small video created to share with you an experience of a Special School in action as the Spiritan Education Trust starts its own journey in this area. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2BbNso_0bM ...
Please find information below regarding a new course, jointly organised by Spiritan Mission Ireland and the Office of Mission and Ministry in the Archdiocese of Dublin. The course is entitled MISSION IMPOSSIBLE? Becoming agents of change in today’s world… The focus of the programme is to explore Pope Francis'...
Written by Cormac O’Brolchain C.S.Sp. Ordained in 1968, Fr. Cormac did pastoral and education ministry in Kenya including in St Mary’s School, Nairobi. Returning to Ireland in the 1980s, he was Principal of Blackrock College (1987 - 2000) and, later, President. Currently, he is the Spiritual...