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Families of Parishes Working Together to Strengthen Parish Life
First source report
The Diocese of Cork and Ross held the first meeting of its Families of Parishes series at the Way of the Cross parish centre in Togher. The meeting brought together parish leaders from Ballyphehane, The Lough, and Togher to discuss ways to strengthen parish life and increase opportunities for faith growth and community involvement.
Organized by the Office for Mission and Ministry in collaboration with Jim Deeds, these meetings aim to help neighboring parishes share ideas and support one another. The series will continue across the diocese through January 2027.
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Diocese of Cork and Ross
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