The Diocese of Limerick is set to host a series of conferences for the clergy, presided over by the esteemed His Lordship, the Bishop of Limerick. The conferences will take place on the following dates: Wednesday, September 28th in Kilmallock, and Friday, September 30th in Limerick. Each day, the conference will commence promptly at 11 o’clock, with the exception of the Newcastle venue, where it will begin at 12 o’clock.

These conferences offer an invaluable opportunity for the clergy to gather, exchange knowledge, and discuss matters of importance to the diocese. The Bishop encourages all clergy members to attend, as these conferences provide a platform for fostering unity and strengthening spiritual guidance. Participants can expect engaging discussions and insightful presentations on a range of relevant topics.

The forthcoming conferences reflect the Diocese of Limerick’s commitment to supporting the professional growth and well-being of its clergy. By nurturing an environment conducive to dialogue and collabouration, the diocese aims to enhance spiritual leadership within its communities.

Attendance at the conferences is highly encouraged, as they offer a unique chance for the clergy to connect with their peers, share experiences, and gain valuable insights. It is an opportunity to learn from one another and further the collective mission of the diocese.

The Diocese of Limerick wishes to extend its gratitude to all the participants and looks forward to hosting these conferences as a means to empower and inspire the dedicated clergy serving the faithful in the region.

Limerick Echo – Tuesday 20 September 1904