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Fáilte - Welcome - Witam
The
diocese was founded in the year 598
AD.
It is located in the south eastern corner of Ireland, and
comprises most of County Wexford and parts of counties Wicklow and
Carlow. The Catholic population of the diocese is 102,000 (January
2006).
News and Views
Letter
from Bishop Brennan to priests & people of Diocese
"I want to listen to the response of the
people from all the
parishes as to how best we shape our diocese into the future.
The
twelve months ahead are a time when we might engage more fully in this
process." more
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Child Protection Newsletter pdf
Central Fund Accounts 2009 pdf
Bishop Brennan launches book
"James
Browne (b.1842) His Life and Episcopal Ministry. Bishop of
Ferns 1884-1917",
a book on the life and times of Bishop James Browne was launched by
Bishop Brennan on Thursday, 25 February in the Irish National Heritage
Centre, Ferrycarrig. The authors of the book,
William and Nicholas Cosgrave are grand-nephews of Bishop
Browne.
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 Lent - One in Six People go hungry
A
hungry child cannot learn. A hungry adult cannot work. But
it does not have to be this way. Your help can make a difference.
Find out about Trocaire's Lenten Campaign
Lent 2010
Pope Benedict XVI's message for Lent
this year highlights the
theme of justice, "The justice of God has been manifested through faith
in Jesus Christ". more
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Photo courtesy of Tomás Hayes
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