Post Tagged with: "Bishop of Kerry"

Bishop of Kerry, Ray Browne, gives his Easter Message… “Holy Week and Easter are close to the hearts of many people in all our parishes, thank God. Lovely to see the large numbers who come to the Cathedral on Good Friday and Holy Saturday to quietly do “The Stations of […]

Bishop of Kerry, Ray Browne, has issued a Christmas Message for the Diocese of Kerry… Come let us go up to the mountain of the Lord, that he may teach us his ways so that we may walk in his paths; let us walk in the light of the Lord. […]

A 2021 Christmas Message for the Diocese of Kerry from Bishop Ray Browne… No one has ever seen God;  it is the only Son, who is nearest the Father’s heart,  who has made him known.     John 1:18 Dia dhiabh. Nollaig Shona dhiabh.  The Son of God, the Almighty, […]

BISHOP of Kerry Ray Browne is welcoming the relaxation of Level 5 Restrictions in a message to the people in the diocese at the beginning of Advent. Bishop Ray also says it will be a quieter Christmas and children’s happiness should be a priority for all. He wrote; “I welcome […]

BISHOP of Kerry Ray Browne has asked parishioners to give 100% co-operation in adhering to the Level 5 restrictions. In his pastoral message, he asks people to support and encourage each other through the next six weeks. “I encourage each and every one of you, to hold your heads high, and […]

BISHOP Ray Browne has issued a pastoral message to parishioners to do what the country asks of them regarding the Public Health Guidelines, as Level 3 Restrictions result in public masses moving online again. The impact of Level 3 restrictions on Parish activity and religious services is as follows: • Public Mass […]

Bishop of Kerry, Ray Browne, has issued a message of hope and encouragement to parishioners as a new month beckons… This May turn to Our Lady, Queen of Peace for strength and peace. With Covid-19 many people will find this May upsetting and distressing. Prayer to Our Lady each day […]

Bishop of Kerry, Ray Browne, has issued a A Holy Week Message of Hope to parishioners in the diocese… This Holy Week and Easter the ceremonies will be celebrated, without a congregation, at the traditional times in the parishes throughout the diocese. Priests will be celebrating on behalf of all […]

Bishop of Kerry Ray Browne has issued a message of encouragement to all going through the Coronavirus crisis… “We are in week three of a most difficult journey. In all our parishes we journey one day at a time, supporting and encouraging one another. This journey will end, our ordinary […]

MASSES in the Diocese of Kerry will not be celebrated until further notice. Bishop of Kerry Ray Browne has issued a statement this afternoon, updating last week’s information issued when the Government issued guidelines on mass gatherings. The statement reads as follows: “As promised last Friday I now issue ongoing […]

Bishop of Kerry, Ray Browne, hopes people give thanks for the goodness in their lives in his Christmas message here… So the shepherds hurried to Bethlehem and found Mary and Joseph and the baby Jesus lying in the manger. It was exactly as they had been told. Luke 2:16 The […]

THE Bishop of Kerry, Ray Browne, has announced that there will be no more funerals on Sundays from September 1 this year. The announcement was made at Masses this weekend. No funerals will take place on Sundays in all parishes in the diocese of Kerry i.e. Mass Funeral Service or […]

ORGANISERS estimate that up to 5,000 people went to the annual Rath Cemetery Mass on Wednesday night. Bishop of Kerry, Ray Browne, was joined by 17 other clergymen to celebrate the annual Mass at the People’s Altar. “The Bishop was thrilled with the Mass and the turnout,” said Chairman of […]