Former farm manager swaps one flock for another upon ordination

A former farm manager will be tending to new flocks after becoming the first Catholic priest ordained in the Diocese of Cork and Ross for two years.

Former farm manager swaps one flock for another upon ordination
Mon, 03 Jun, 2013 - 01:00
Niall Murray

Rev Sean Crowley was ordained by Bishop John Buckley in his home parish of Enniskeane in West Cork on Saturday afternoon.

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