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Events for Wednesday 17th March 2010

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Moral Decision Making

Starts

19:30

Ends

21:45

Formation

Location

Drogheda Community Services Centre, Drogheda

Information

19:30 - 21:45

Thinking through moral issues is difficult at the best of times but when the issues affect us personally being able to make the right decision becomes critically important. JP Weir of All Hallows College, Dublin will lead six Monday evening sessions exploring the topic in Drogheda Community Services Centre, Drogheda from Monday 22 February – Monday 29 March beginning at 7.30pm. All welcome.

For more information contact the Office of Pastoral Renewal and Family Ministry, 042 933 6649, information@parishandfamily.ie - Moral Decision Making forms a part of Soil for the Seed: Exploring our Faith as Adults.

The themes include:
1. Introduction to Christian ethics
2. Moral decision making
3. Relationships, sexuality and ethics
4. Conscience and Church teaching
5. Ethical issues at the end of life

Understanding Bereavement Resulting from Suicide

Starts

19:30

Ends

20:30

Pastoral

Location

Armagh Diocesan Pastoral Centre

Information

Jean Woods will give a series of three talks designed to assist those grieving and those supporting them.

Thursday 11th March - "Facing the Feelings"

Thursday 18th March - "The Impact on a Family"

Thursday 25th March - "Finding a Way Through"

Contribution: E5 each evening

Please phone The Pastoral Centre if you intend to come to the talks on 042-9336393

Feast Day of St Patrick

Starts

09:00

Ends

23:59

Prayer and Liturgy

Information

St Patrick was born very probably in the early years of the fifth century in Britian. He was taken captive at the age of sixteen and brought to Ireland where he worked as a slave. His captivity had a very positive effect on his spiritual life. He escaped back home at the age of twenty-two. It was obvious to him that God was calling him to return to convert the Irish. He studied probably in France, returned to Ireland c. 457-61 and made a tremendous number of converts. He died in 491.