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There is much to pray for in today's troubled world. And yet much to pray for in the context of more troubled times in Northern Ireland. The Ancien...

Dated in 1480, it is one of the few surviving chalices from the era.

The Westchester County Legislature proclaimed “Gaelic Mass Day” as viewers from as far away as Texas, California and Ireland itself, joined Hiberni...

The AOH's now annual Irish language Mass will be livestreamed from St. Barnabas Church in New York City on Saturday, September 17.

“NO ANIMAL ever got sick or died in that field,” according to Mary Anne McCormick of Tempo, referring to the neighbouring field by her house in…

Addthis Irish priests celebrated mass at "Mass Rocks" in all of Irelands 26 dioceses in honor of Irish Catholics who practiced their faith in secret when it was illegal to do so under British rule.  All expressions of the Catholic faith were prohibited in Ireland between the 16th and 18th centuries under the Penal Laws, forcing priests to celebrate mass at secluded outdoor locations.  Priests risked fines, imprisonment, and death for practicing mass, using rocks and boulders as makeshift ...

Advertisement Patsy Barrett pictured at the Mass Rock at Tullacorr which he has being building for years. DR91 ‘One of the reasons we have our faith’ Posted: 10:14 am January 31, 2021 By Michael Devlin It takes a certain amount of effort to see any project through, from inception to completion. But for one Strabane man, two decades of work – work which remains ongoing – is indicative of his perfect devotion to a mission dedicated to the people. When Patsy Barrett (73) bought a ...