Clonmacnois Press

Clonmacnois Press Catholic publishing company based in Blessington, County Wicklow, Ireland. Clonmacnois Press takes its name after the ancient monastic site founded by St.

In the words of John Paul II, what is essential in order to bring the Good News to the modern world is a proclamation that is “new in ardour, methods, and expression”. Ciarán in the heart of Ireland in 545. It seeks to revive the old tradition of Clonmacnois whereby beautifully illustrated manuscripts were produced and spread outwards to a surrounding world that so hungered for the Gospel in the e

ra following the collapse of the Roman Empire. In the same way that Clonmacnois helped spread the faith and the Word of God across Ireland, Europe and the far flung corners of the world this new Irish publishing company seeks to be at the service of the New Evangelisation and to inspire and help strengthen the Catholic faith everywhere. We are committed to providing Catholic resources which serve the New Evangelisation and which have an Irish connection in their origin.

21/04/2025

My Dear Friends,

With hearts full of sorrow and at the same time with gratitude and hope, we join the Church and many others around the world in mourning the passing of our Holy Father, Pope Francis.

His life was a luminous witness to the Gospel—a shepherd who led with tenderness, a prophet who called us to conversion, and a father who embraced the poor, the forgotten, the marginalized and the wounded with the love of Christ.

From the moment he stepped onto the balcony of St. Peter’s Basilica in 2013 and humbly asked for our prayers, Pope Francis invited us to a renewed encounter with Jesus. He reminded us that the heart of our faith is mercy, that the Church is a “field hospital” for sinners, and that no one is beyond the reach of God’s love. His tireless advocacy for the marginalized, his insistence on the joy of the Gospel, and his call to care for our common home challenged and inspired us all.

Pope Francis prayed and called for a world where we recognize our shared humanity and work together for justice, peace, and solidarity. He frequently spoke about overcoming divisions, welcoming migrants, and fostering a culture of encounter, all of which contribute to making the world a true home for all.

Even in this time of sorrow, we take comfort in the hope of the Resurrection of Our Lord Jesus Christ. Pope Francis lived for Christ and labored tirelessly as his vicar on earth for over 12 years. He now goes to meet Him, the Lord he served so faithfully. Let us pray for his soul, entrusting him to the loving embrace of God the Father, and let us honor his legacy by striving to live as missionary disciples—bringing the light of Christ to a world so in need of it.

May our Blessed Mother, whom Pope Francis so deeply loved, intercede for him and for the Church he led with wisdom and courage. And may we remain steadfast in our faith, knowing that Christ is always with His Church, guiding us forward in love.

So blessed to have had Dr Bill Keimig and his team from Franciscan University’s Catechetical Institute in Ireland. A tru...
21/06/2024

So blessed to have had Dr Bill Keimig and his team from Franciscan University’s Catechetical Institute in Ireland. A truly blessed evening 😊 Thank you to the Lay Dominican Chapter of St. Mary Magdalene and St. Thomas Aquinas, Dublin for collaborating on this wonderful event.

Tuesday 18th June, 7:30 pm, St Saviour’s Priory, Dominick Street, Dublin 2Talk by Dr Bill Keimig from Franciscan Univers...
06/06/2024

Tuesday 18th June, 7:30 pm, St Saviour’s Priory, Dominick Street, Dublin 2

Talk by Dr Bill Keimig from Franciscan University, Steubenville

Dr Bill Keimig, Deputy Director of Franciscan University’s Catechetical Institute, which runs the catechetical programme ‘Franciscan at Home’ (www.franciscanathome.com), will be making a short visit to Ireland with some members of his team. Bill will be giving a talk entitled: ‘The Mission of Friendship: John Paul II on Catechesis as Intimacy with Christ’ on Tuesday 18th June at 7:30 pm in St Saviour’s Priory, Dominick Street, Dublin 2. This event is a collaboration between Clonmacnois Press and St Saviour’s Lay Dominicans. Hope to see you there 😊

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