WELCOME TO PALLOTTINES IRELAND
Pallottine Fathers and Brothers
I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith. From now on there is reserved for me the crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous judge, will give me on that day, and not only to me but also to all who have longed for his appearing. (Timothy 4)
Rev. William Hanly 1931-2017
You created my inmost self, knit me together in my mother’s womb. For so many marvels I thank you; a wonder am I, and all your works are wonders. (Psalm 139)
Prayer to the Holy Trinity L Most Holy Trinity, Father, Son and Holy Spirit. R We kneel before you, the all-holy, and thank you for all the graces you have bestowed on us. L We praise and glorify you, heavenly Continue reading Prayer to the Most Holy Trinity
Father Mike Muhia SAC (centre) with Father Liam O’Donovan SAC (right) and Deacon Duncan Brown (left) Two days ago Father Mike arrived in Hastings to begin his life as Parish Priest of St. Mary Star of the Sea, taking up Continue reading HASTINGS: Transition and New Beginnings
We are very happy to welcome Father Sanjib who has recently joined our Pallottine Community in Shankill, having served for many years in the Philippines and the United States of America. He is a member of the Pallottine Province of Continue reading Introducing Fr. Sanjib Pani SAC
When we think of today’s feast of Pentecost the most common image, derived from Scripture, is that of a dove: the dove of peace that told Noah the flood was over or the dove that descended on Jesus at his Continue reading Pentecost – Fr. Liam Sweeney SAC
One God! One moment! One Eternity! One God who sees us. One Moment that escapes us. One eternity that awaits us. (St. Vincent Pallott) This year – July 4th – is the 50th anniversary of the martyrdom of the three Pallottine Continue reading Mass in Corduff for the Pallottine Martyrs of Belgrano
From the breakfast table I look towards the rising sun and over the distance to where I celebrated Easter last year, somewhat torn between two loves. It’s a “shepherds warning” kind of morning. Beautiful, with red blushed clouds that might Continue reading SOMETHING HAPPENED (Easter 2026)