St Martin Magazine - January 2024

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2024 marks the 800th anniversary of the arrival of the Dominican friars in Ireland. In a series of articles beginning in our January magazine and which will run for the course of the year, Fr Conor McDonough OP writes about Reginald, archbishop of Armagh and Primate of Ireland from 1247 – 56, the first of 12 significant friars who lived and worked in very different circumstances proclaiming Jesus Christ. Ray Hughes is starting a series of articles in which he will explore some familiar hymns, beginning with that well-loved classic ‘Amazing Grace’. Our saint of the Month, although not actually born in Ireland is an Irish hero, Charles of Mount Argus. Echoes looks at how ‘letting in the New Year” began and our convert is Saint John Henry Newman. Fr Liam Walsh OP reflects on the Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard and their wages. There is still time to avail of our offer for the Saint Martin calendars and Diaries.

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St Martin Apostolate has published our monthly St. Martin Magazine in Ireland since 1952. A wonderful magazine for Catholics around the world. Our magazine is packed with articles to help develop your understanding and your faith.

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