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Our Bishop with the Pope

Our Bishop with the Pope
Oremus pro antistite nostro Dionysio. Stet et pascat, in fortitudine tua, Domine, in sublimitate nominis tui.

Contact Our Association

Contact Our Association
Saint Conleth's Catholic Heritage Association, based in the Archdiocese of Dublin, Ireland, is part of a network of Catholic Heritage Associations around Ireland dedicated to the Traditional Latin Liturgy and to the implementation of Pope Benedict XVI's 'Summorum Pontificum'. e-mail: saintconlethscha @ gmail.com

Blessed Father John Sullivan SJ

Blessed Father John Sullivan SJ
Born: 8 May 1861, Received into the Catholic Church: 21 December 1896, Received into the Sodality of Our Lady: 22 December 1896, Entered Society of Jesus: 7 September 1900, Ordained Priest: 28 July 1900, Died: 19 February 1933, Declared Venerable: 8 November 2014, Beatified: 13 May 2017.

Bishop Daniel Delany

Bishop Daniel Delany
Born: 1747. Entered Irish College, Paris: 1763. Ordained: 1770. Curate of Tullow 1777. Coadjutor Bishop of Kildare and Leighlin: 1783. Bishop of Kildare and Leighlin: 1787. Opened Carlow College: 1793. Founded Brigidine Sisters: 1807. Founded Patrician Brothers: 1808. Died: 1814.

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