Eucharistic Congress 'a turning point for church in Ireland'

The Papal Nuncio says the International Eucharistic Congress in Dublin marked a turning point for the Catholic Church in Ireland.

Wed, 22 Aug, 2012 - 18:30

The Papal Nuncio says the International Eucharistic Congress in Dublin marked a turning point for the Catholic Church in Ireland.

Archbishop Charles Brown, speaking at the closing Mass of the National Novena in Knock in Co Mayo, said that the future of the church here begins now.

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