Showing posts with label Charismatic Renewal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charismatic Renewal. Show all posts

8 Jul 2017

9th July 2017 - Prayer and myprayer.ie

On this weeks programme the SS102fm welcomes back Geraldine Creaton. Geraldine and Lorraine give us a reflection on prayer and introduce us to the new website myprayer.ie. We have our regular reflection on this weeks Sunday gospel as well as notices and other liturgical odds and ends.

You can listen to the podcast of this weeks full programme HERE.


myprayer.ie - Reflections on prayer



Geraldine Creaton and Lorraine have a discussion this week about prayer and also introduce to us the new initiative of Archbishop Eamonn Martin of Armagh called myprayer.ie

MyPrayer.ie being a new and creative way of providing a space and opportunity for prayer online urging as many as possible to register and join this initiative conceived in prayer.


The purpose of Myprayer.ie is:


• To give people a safe space to share their prayer with others.

• To make requests for prayer online.
• To pray for the intentions of those who have requested prayer.

• To share how God has answered prayer.

You can listen to the reflection on prayer excerpted from the programme HERE.



In terms of the new initiative on the 24th June, Archbishop Eamon Martin, launched MyPrayer.ie at the Annual Charismatic Conference in the RDS. 

Archbishop Eamon in his talk spoke how he has for some time felt the need for an Apostolate of Prayer for Ireland but hopefully through Myprayer.ie it will become a world-wide apostolate within the universal Church. 


This is in keeping with Pope Francis encouragement to all Christians to go on the digital highways and bring the Good News of Jesus Christ to our brothers and sisters throughout the world.


Archbishop Eamon Martin announces new prayer apostolate at celebration marking 50 Years of Charismatic Renewal





Gospel - Matthew 11:25-30


At that time Jesus exclaimed:
"I give praise to you, Father, Lord of heaven and earth,
for although you have hidden these things
from the wise and the learned
you have revealed them to little ones.
Yes, Father, such has been your gracious will.
All things have been handed over to me by my Father.
No one knows the Son except the Father,
and no one knows the Father except the Son
and anyone to whom the Son wishes to reveal him. 
"Come to me, all you who labor and are burdened,
and I will give you rest.
Take my yoke upon you and learn from me,
for I am meek and humble of heart;
and you will find rest for yourselves.
For my yoke is easy, and my burden light."
Reflections on this weeks gospel


Liturgical odds & ends

Liturgy of the Hours - Psalter week 2; 14th week in Ordinary time

Saints of the Week

July 10th - St Cuán of Airbhre
July 11th - St Benedict
July 12th - St John Jones
July 13th - St Henry of Bavaria
July 15th - St Bonaventure

On the general calendar the feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel is not celebrated this year as it falls on Sunday 16th July except of course for the Carmelite family around the world. 

18 Apr 2015

19th April 2015 - Charismatic Renewal Conference Limerick - 3rd Sunday of Easter (Year B)

On this weeks programme John is joined by Martina O'Sullivan and Emer Williams to discuss the up coming Charismatic Renewal conference to be held in Limerick on April 25th and 26th 2015. We have our regular reflection on the Sunday gospel as well as some other liturgical odds and ends.

You can listen to the podcast of this weeks full programme HERE.


You can listen to the interview with Emer Williams about the conference excerpted from the main programme HERE.


Charismatic Renewal Conference - Limerick 




The Limerick Diocesan Charismatic Renewal Service Committee invites people to a conference on April 25th - 26th in the Radisson Blu Hotel Limerick. On this weeks programme Emer Williams speaks to John and Martina about the conference. The theme of this years conference is "The Word is made flesh".


Speakers include Bishop Brendan Leahy, Bishop-emeritus Donal Murray and Bishop Kenneth Kearon Also speaking will be Marie Beirne, James Armitage, Sr Mary Bridget Dunlea, Ed and Fiona Collins. 


The committee is not charging an entrance fee for this conference as they wish all to feel welcome regardless of their financial status at this time. A collection will be taken up each day to meet the expenses of the gathering. Further information is available from 



Gospel - Luke 24:35-48



"While they were still speaking about this, he stood in their midst and said to them, “Peace be with you.”




Reflections on this weeks gospel:

Word on Fire
Sunday Reflections
English Dominicans
Centre for Liturgy

Liturgical odds and ends

Liturgy of the Hours: Psalter Week 3; 3rd week of Easter

Saints of the Week

April 20th - St Conrad of Parzham
April 21st - St Anselm of Canturbury
April 22nd - St Abel McAedh
April 23rd - St George (name day of Pope Francis!)
April 24th - St Fidelis of Sigmaringen
April 25th - St Mark the Evangelist


1 Apr 2014

30th March 2014 - Charismatic Renewal Conference Limerick - 4th Sunday of Lent (Year A)

On this weeks programme John is joined by SS102fm regulars Anne and Michael Keating and also by Emer Hurley-Williams from Limerick Charismatic Renewal who tells us about the upcoming Charismatic Renewal conference to be held in Limerick on 5th & 6th April. We have our regular reflection on the gospel as well as some other liturgical odds and ends.

You can listen to the podcast of this weeks full programme HERE.

Charismatic Renewal Limerick Conference - The Joy of the Gospel

Emer Hurley-Williams joins John on this weeks programme to discuss and explain what is Catholic Charismatic Renewal and what it means. She tells us about the experiences of the Charismatic Renewal and you can find out about Charismatic Renewal in Ireland HERE.

"With Christ joy is Constantly Born Anew!"
Limerick Diocesan Charismatic Renewal Service Committee invite people to attend their annual conference. The purpose in this conference is firstly to joyfully share our faith and to join in worship open to the surprises of the Holy Spirit.

Secondly, together, to explore some of the themes of the Apostolic Exhortation “Evangelii Gaudium” of Pope Francis in an atmosphere of Joy and Hope. To help us in this we have we are blessed to have such wonderful speakers .
One of the great joys to to listen to Christians of another tradition  and learn from their experiences and reflections on the gospel. The conference organisers are not charging an entrance fee for the conference as they wish all to feel welcome regardless of their financial status at this time.  There will be a collection each day to meet the expenses of the gathering.

Conference dates: April 5th- 6th 2014 in The Radison Blu Hotel & Spa Limerick
Outline of Each Day:

Saturday
Prayer and Praise     10.00
Talk                             11.00 (Fr. P. Collins)
Testimonies               11.45 (Sr. Bridget Dunne NSC and James Mahon (Youth 2000)
Lunch                          13.00
Prayer and Praise     14.30
Talk:                           15.00 (Rev. Des Bain)
Break                          16.00
Eucharist                    17.00 (Celebrated by Bishop Donal Murray)
Healing Service          19.30

Sunday
Prayer and Praise      10.00
Talk                              11.00 (Fr. P. Collins)
Testimonies.                11.45 (Ms Nuala Fitzgerald and Mr Dermot O’Reilly)
Lunch.                           13.00
Prayer and Praise      14.30
Talk                              15.00 (Bishop Trevor Williams)
Break                            16.00

You can listen to Emer's interview excerpted from the main programme HERE.

Gospel - John 9:1-41




Reflections on this weeks gospel:

Word on Fire
Sunday Reflections
English Dominicans
Centre for Liturgy

Liturgical Odds and Ends

Saints of the Week

March 31st - St Stephen of Mar Saba
April 1st - Saint Cellach of Armagh
April 2nd - Saint Francis of Paola
April 3rd - Blessed Iacobus Won Si-bo
April 4th - St Isidore (Doctor of the Church)
April 5th - St Vincent Ferrer

Pope's Intentions for April

In the month of April, the Pope will pray so that 'governments may foster the protection of creation and the just distribution of natural resources.The Pope's missionary intention for April is that Jesus may fill with hope the hearts of all those who are being tested by pain and sickness.