This Sunday, the 21st of October, will witness a momentous celebration at St. John’s Cathedral in Limerick as it commemorates its golden jubilee, signifying fifty years since its establishment. The cathedral, with its venerable history, is poised to observe the occasion with a solemn and dignified ceremony, encapsulating the significance of this milestone in its illustrious past. The forthcoming festivities promise to be a fitting tribute to the enduring legacy of St. John’s Cathedral in the heart of Limerick.

The golden jubilee celebration of St. John’s Cathedral in Limerick on Sunday, October 21st, holds special significance, honouring five decades of spiritual and historical resonance. As the cathedral stands as a symbol of cultural and architectural heritage, the forthcoming event is anticipated to draw not only devoted worshippers but also members of the local community and visitors from afar. The planned commemoration reflects not just the passage of time but also the cathedral’s enduring role in the tapestry of Limerick’s identity. With an atmosphere of reverence and reflection, this celebration promises to be a unifying moment, bridging the past and present for all who gather.

Catholic Times and Catholic Opinion – Friday 12 October 1906