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The Diocese has over 100 priests and many committed lay people building up communities of faith. The Bishop is Bishop Brendan Leahy. Ms. Catherine Kelly is the Diocesan Secretary.
The Pastoral Plan came out of the Diocesan Synod held in 2016. The 6 pillars outlined were informed by the Diocesan Listening Process and delegate voting.
Spiritual direction is a ministry of spiritual conversation where a person meets with a spiritual director on a one to one basis.
The Diocese of Limerick has celebrated a Diocesan Synod, the first in 80 years. It has been an event of the Holy Spirit, an experience of deep encounter, a time of hope.
The Christian vision states that family life is sacred and its activities holy, and that the family can be described as the "domestic Church".
Our youth ministry programmes, pilgrimages and events are all centred around three flames, Failte, Foghlaim & Gui
The Diocese of Limerick actually dates from the twelfth century when its boundaries were laid down at the Synod of Rathbreasail.
Members of the Irish Catholic Bishops’ Conference gathered this week in Saint Patrick’s College, Maynooth, for their Autumn 2024 General Meeting. The President of the Conference is Archbishop Eamon Martin of Armagh, and the Vice-President is Archbishop Dermot Farrell of Dublin.
Vocations to the Priesthood are on the Rise! Please pray for vocations in our Diocese of Limerick and encourage any interested young men to attend one of the upcoming Open Days: 12 October @ UCD, 26 October @ U of Galway, and 10 November @ Pallottine College, Thurles. See Vocations.ie for details.
To help girls and boys prepare for their first Reconciliation (Confession), First Holy Communion and Confirmation, our own Fr Chris O'Donnell has worked with iCatholic, on behalf of the Catechetics Council of the Irish Bishops' Conference, to produce video lessons for First Communion/Confirmation children and their families.
