4th Sunday of Advent (A) Sacred Heart Church, Ballymore 18th December, 2022 “The Crib – a stroke of genius” My friends, The recent decision by the Lady Mayoress of Dublin […]
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Homily of Bishop William Crean – Bi-centenary of St. Patrick’s Church, Whitechurch Sunday 11th December 2022
Bi-centenary of St. Patrick’s Church, Whitechurch Sunday 11th December 2022 My friends, “Place making” is a phrase commonly used by architects and urban planners. By “place making” they mean designing […]
Homily of Bishop William Crean – 2nd Sunday of Advent – 4th December 2022
2nd Sunday of Advent (A) Sacred Heart Church, Norwood 4th December, 2022 “Woke Culture and Advent” My friends, One of the terms we come across more recently is “woke culture”. […]
Homily of Bishop William Crean – 1st Sunday of Advent
1st Sunday of Advent (A) St. Colman’s Cathedral, Cobh 27th November, 2022 “Your life’s purpose” My friends, A piece I read during the week past had the headline “Lift the […]
Portrait of Bishop John Sleyne added to Diocesan Collection
Bishop Crean pictured recently, accepting a portrait of his predecessor Bishop John Sleyne from Tadhg Dorgan, BL, which has been given to the Diocese on permanent loan by the Dorgan […]
Homily of Bishop Crean – Feast of Christ the King – 20th November 2022
Feast of Christ the King 20th November 2022 St. Colman’s Cathedral, Cobh “Christ King of our Hearts” Prayer of St. Ignatius of Loyola Take, Lord and receive all my […]
Safeguarding Report Diocese of Cloyne November 2022
Safeguarding Report Diocese of Cloyne – November 2022 For letter from Bishop William Crean and to access the report, please click on the links below. Safeguarding Message November 2022 […]
Homily of Bishop Crean – 30th Sunday C- 23rd October 2022
30th Sunday C 23rd October 2022 St. Colman’s Cathedral, Cobh “Fighting the good fight” My friends, The experience of Covid brought lots of new words into […]
Homily of Bishop William Crean – 150 years of Séipéal Ghobnatan
A Cháirde, There is to-day a new awareness of the importance of architecture and landscape on our lives. It is only a generation or more since planning permission became necessary […]
Homily of Bishop Crean – 28th Sunday C – 9th October 2022
28th Sunday C 9th October 2022 Sacred Heart Church, Rushbrooke “Gratitude and Appreciation” My friends, On December 10th 1948 the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was promulgated. Prompted by the […]
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Homily of Bishop William Crean - 3rd Sunday of Lent
March 13th, 20233rd Sunday of Lent St. Colman’s Cathedral, Cobh 12th March 2023 “Tormented by thirst” My friends...Homily of Bishop William Crean - 1st Sunday of Lent - 26th February 2023
February 28th, 20231st Sunday of Lent St. Colman’s Cathedral, Cobh 26th February, 2023 “Lead us not into temptation”...Homily of Bishop William Crean - 7th Sunday (A) - 19th February 2023
February 22nd, 20237th Sunday (A) St. Colman’s Cathedral, Cobh 19th February, 2023 Temperance Sunday “Moderation in...
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