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    Post Primary Weekly Connect

    Weekly Connect From: Dermot Cowhey dermot.cowhey@limerickdiocese.org

    17th May, 2021:

    Dear Chaplains/RE Teachers,

     

    The Pope's Monthly Intentions for May, 2021: The World of Finance

     
    Let us pray that those in charge of finance will work with governments to regulate the financial sphere and protect citizens from its dangers.

     

    Thought for the Day: We publish a ‘thought for the day’ every morning at 7am on the Diocesan Facebook page.

    https://www.facebook.com/dioceseoflimerick

     

    Free the soul.

    Open the heart.

    Release the body.

    Give the gift.

    Invoke the grace.

    Validate the good.

    Embrace the peace. (Mary Davis)

     

    Limerick Diocese Facebook Pentecost Mission: 19th – 22nd May @ 8.00

     

    Wednesday 19th Coping with Loss - Olive Foley

    Thursday 20th Journeying with Young People in a Changing World – Aoife Walsh

    Friday 21st Becoming a Greener Household - Jane Mellett

    Saturday 22nd Pentecost Prayer Vigil – Bishop Brendan Leahy

     

    https://www.facebook.com/dioceseoflimerick

    https://www.instagram.com/accounts/login/

    https://www.limerickdiocese.org/

     

    Bishop Brendan In Conversation with Fr Seamus Enright CSsR: In this conversation, Fr Seamus speaks about his call to the priesthood, life as a priest, experiences during the pandemic and lockdown and, prospects after lockdown. https://www.limerickdiocese.org/

     

     

     

    Look Up: Programme for Transition Year: Veritas is delighted to introduce this exciting new Religious Education programme for Transition Year students.

    Key features of Look Up!

    ·         The key content for students is presented on PowerPoint slides, to be shown on the class whiteboard.

    ·         The information on the slides is supplemented by artwork that spans a variety of media and traditions.

    ·         The accompanying Teacher Notes, which may be viewed in the ‘Presenter Notes’ viewing panel on the teacher’s own screen, include commentary and discussion questions on each slide, as well as additional activities and exercises to supplement and support the information on the slides. These notes also contain resources for the guided prayer reflections that are offered at the close of each lesson.

    ·         Videos, music and interactive content can be accessed directly from the slides.

    ·         The content covered is inclusive of all the major world religions.

    ·         The teacher resources are provided on a USB stick.

    ·         The accompanying student journal is designed to accommodate students’ personal reflections on content studied. It also contains worksheets and a Glossary of key terms.

     

    For more information on Look Up!, contact us on (01) 8788177 or email caroline.teehan@veritas.ie

     

    Theology and World Religions: You are warmly invited to attend a free public webinar informational session on the MA programme in Theology and World Religions offered by Dublin City University (DCU) with Dr. Joseph Rivera, chair of the programme. This event will take place on Thursday 20th May at 5.00 pm -  Zoom, online. Just click the link here: https://dcu-ie.zoom.us/s/93145731380

    Liturgical Calendar

    16th May – Ascension of the Lord, St. Brendan, Feast (Kerry & Clonfert)

    22nd May - St. Rita

    23rd Pentecost Sunday

    24th May – Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of the Church

    27th May- St. Augustine of Canterbury

    30th May – Trinity Sunday

    31st May – Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary

     

    Attachments –

     

    1. Laudato Si in action.
    2. Short video on the Holy Spirit, both courtesy of Mary O’Boyle, Derry Diocese.
    3. Materials on Buddhism, courtesy of a student at MIC Thurles.
    4. Parable of the tenth Apple Wisdom Shots at www.sreejithkrishnan.com (five minute video on gratitude
    5. Attachment containing the usual links and resources. If you can add to this list, please forward all information to me.

     

    If you are accessing this from the diocese website and would like to have these resources, please email dermot.cowhey@limerickdiocese.org

     

    To conclude, we reflect on Pentecost: Pentecost / Domhnach Cincíse

     

     

    The word Pentecost is Greek and it means "50th day." Fifty days after Easter Sunday, we celebrate the coming of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles and their followers, and the beginning of their Earthly ministry to make disciples of all nations. The Resurrection of Jesus reaches its powerful climax with an out pouring of life, light and energy for his followers. After Jesus’ crucifixion this small group of men and women were hiding. They were afraid and had lost all heart and hope. But through the gift of the Holy Spirit they are filled with courage, enthusiasm and determination. Given new life and hope, they went out into the streets and market places and loudly without fear, proclaimed the good news of the Resurrection; the missionary church is born as they were charged with the splendour of God.

     

     

    Lord, we thank you for this Easter season which we have now completed.
    We thank you for the times when we have to stand hopefully
    before an empty tomb,
    times when we see you and live with you
    and then have you vanish from our sight
    and have to wait for you in Jerusalem for what seems an interminable time,
    until eventually your promised Spirit comes on us and we can live again.

    Amen.