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Since we are travellers and pilgrims in the world, let us ever ponder on the end of the road, that is of our life, for the end of our roadway is our home (St Columban, 8th sermon).

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16 April 2021

'The disciples recognised Jesus in the breaking of the bread, alleluia.' Sunday Reflections, 3rd Sunday of Easter, Year B

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Kitchen Scene with the Supper in Emmaus Diego Velázquez [ Web Gallery of Art] Then they told what had happened on the road, and how he was...

24 April 2020

'Our life is changed; his coming our beginning.' Sunday Reflections, 3rd Sunday of Easter, Year A

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The Road to Emmaus Fritz von Uhde [ Wikipedia ] The April issue of Magnificat features this painting on its cover. You will find...

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20 April 2020

A little self-indulgence on my pandemic birthday

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Arrival of the Queen of Sheba by George Frideric Handel , conducted by Sir John Eliot Gardiner Handel's Arrival of the Queen of...

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20 April 2013

'Our span is seventy years . . .' Turning 70 today

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On this date in 1943 my mother, born Mary Collins, delivered me to her husband and my father, John Coyle. It was Tuesday of Holy...

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Fr Seán Coyle: St Columban's, Dalgan Park, Navan, County Meath, Ireland; A Catholic priest, a member of the Missionary Society of St Columban, from Dublin, Ireland, in the Philippines most of the time since 1971 but transferred back to Ireland in June 2017. This is a purely personal blog, not representing the Columbans. My hope is that whatever appears here will in some way bring readers closer to Our Lord Jesus Christ and his Gospel as proclaimed by the Cathoiic Church.

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