Bishop of Cork seeks to rejuvenate city's historic Eucharistic Procession

Bishop Fintan Gavin will announce details of plans to breathe new life and energy into the near century-old public religious ceremony
Bishop of Cork seeks to rejuvenate city's historic Eucharistic Procession

Bishop Fintan Gavin has issued a special invite to parishioners, various faith groups, and schools to get involved, and has also reached out to Catholic members of the city’s Ukrainian, Indian, Brazilian, African, Polish, and Croatian communities to encourage them to take part. Picture: Denis Minihane

The Catholic Bishop of Cork and Ross has encouraged Cork’s ‘new communities’ to join in the rejuvenation the city’s historic Eucharistic Procession next month.

Bishop Fintan Gavin will announce details of plans to breathe new life and energy into the near century-old public religious ceremony, which is set to take place through the streets of Cork on the afternoon of Sunday, June 11, for the first time since the pandemic.

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