Mondays at the Monastery! Take a look at this new series of talks at the Presentation Brothers house in Dublin!
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Human slavery mural at Pres Bray
Mr Clifton Rooney, art teacher at Presentation College Bray, has an interesting article on the DevelopmentEducation.ie website in which he reflects on the recent Transition Year slavery mural produced in the school. It's well worth reading. You can also read about the students' experience of preparing the mural in this blog post
Well done to Mr Rooney and the students at Pres Bray!
Read more »News: "Mondays at the Monastery" continues
The second "Mondays at the Monastery" talk took
place last night at Presentation Brothers in Dublin.
The speaker was local man and friend of the Brothers, Patrick Kenny. Patrick spoke about the life and spirituality of Father Willie Doyle SJ who came from nearby Dalkey. To get a flavour of the heroic life of Father Willie take a look at this YouTube clip.
The talk drew a very large attendance.
Photo: Br Andrew Hickey thanks Patrick at the end of the evening.
You can read more about Father Willie on the website www.FatherDoyle.com
The “Mondays at the Monastery” programme is a series of talks for the Year of Faith run by the Presentation Brothers.
Next week's talk is by Fr John Walsh on "Back in Fashion? The Revival of the Rosary". Not to be missed! More details here.
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PBST Awards at Mount St Joseph
Transition Year students from Coláiste Muire in Cobh have received their PBST Awards at a special gathering at Mount St Joseph in Cork.
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News: Mondays at the Monastery Kicks Off
Michael Kelly, editor of The Irish Catholic,
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A new borehole in Ghana
Brother James Jackson Debuo reports from Ghana on a positive development.
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