Bangor to Bobbio

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).

10 November 2013

Devastation in Tacloban City, Philippines

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It has become clear that Super Typhoon Haiyan ('Yolanda' in the Philippines) has caused enormous destruction and, very possibly...
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06 November 2013

Pope Francis' Prayer Intentions for November 2013

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Apostleship of Prayer [Images from Wikipedia ] General Intention Suffering Priests  That priests who experience difficu...
02 November 2013

'I must stay at your house today.' Sunday Reflections, 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C

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Zacchaeus receives Jesus , Church of the Good Shepherd, Jericho [ Wikipedia ] Readings (New American Bible: Philippines, USA)    ...
01 November 2013

Columban Fr John O'Connell who died recently in Peru

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Fr John O'Connell (1933 - 2013) by Fr Leo Donnelly  Fr Leo Donnelly writes about his close friend Fr John O'Connell who die...
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29 October 2013

Ronnie Delany: Irish Olympian grateful for ‘God-given talent’

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Ronnie Delany of Ireland winning the 1500 metres in the Melbourne Olympics 1956 Since I was 13 Ronnie Delany has been a hero of mine...
26 October 2013

'God, be merciful to me a sinner!' Sunday Reflections, 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C

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The Pharisee and the Publican , James Tissot  [ Wikipedia ] Readings (New American Bible: Philippines, USA)                         ...
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18 October 2013

'When the Son of man comes, will he find faith on earth?' Sunday Reflections, 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C. World Mission Day

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St Francis Xavier Baptising Queen Neachile of India  , 1701, Andrea Pozzo [ Web Gallery of Art ] Readings (New American Bible: Phili...
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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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