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Formerly St Patrick’s Terrace, Navan. Peacefully, surrounded by her loving family and the caring staff at Our Lady’s Hospital Navan. Predeceased by her father Frank and father-in-law Brendan. Kathleen will be very sadly missed by her husband David, son Alan, daughter Emma, mother Imelda, grandchildren Holly, Ella, Mia |
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The death has occurred of Kevin Conaty, Halltown, Boyerstown, Navan. May 7th 2021 (suddenly) at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, Drogheda; surrounded by his family. Kevin will be very sadly missed by his loving family, wife Una, children Clodagh, Colm and Gràinne. Deeply regretted by his grandchildren Cody, Kaylon, |
The joy that Jesus promises is the joy that we find in the type of love which is his. This is the deepest desire of the human heart: Jesus gives meaning to all our hopes for loving and being loved in our lives with others.
Today is a day of prayer to deepen our own sense of vocation, and to pray to the Lord to call men and women into a life of ministry and service within religious life.
Jesus assures his disciples that he is risen from the dead and sends them to preach the gospel in his name. He assures us of this too, and we are sent to be his people in our family, among our friends, in all parts of the world.
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The death has occurred of Molly Fay (nee Costello), Lawless Cross, Boyerstown, Navan. March 22nd 2021; peacefully in the wonderful care of the staff of Our Lady’s Hospital, Navan. Predeceased by her daughter Marina; Molly, beloved wife of Phil and loving mother of Philip. Sadly missed |
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Formerly Baile an Lochaigh, Dingle, Co. Kerry and Teltown, Navan.
Peacefully, in his 96th year surrounded by his loving family at his home. Predeceased by his baby daughter Bríd, parents, brothers and sisters. Tom will be very sadly missed by his wife Peig, daughter Margaret, sons Michael, |
Jesus is glorified by his father and receives his mission from him. Jesus’ transfiguration encourages us to be confident that we shall be with God eternally if we are faithful to him now.
