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Prayer for the Pastoral Plan
Bless us, O Lord, with perseverance. The seeds we are sowing grow slowly; teach us to be patient and to trust.

Almighty God, through our baptism you have called each one of us to yourself. We journey with you to be a renewed church. We ask that you empower us to love as you loved and to serve as you served.

We pray for all who work in the diocese, that Your Spirit may seize their hearts and enable them to be true in their ministry.

We pray that we treat all people as being created in the image and likeness of God, regardless of gender, race or ethnic origin.

Awaken within us your spirit so that we may praise and honour you, as our Father and Creator, and enter into a deep and meaningful relationship with you, our God. We thank you for the purpose of the church which binds us all in holy fellowship.

We pray that our priests continue to serve and minister to the needs of your people and that they in turn are nurtured and cared for. May each one of us respond to your calling, and serve you in our daily lives.

Give each one of us, your children, the wisdom to know and the power to fulfil your will. Amen.
 


Welcome to the website of the Archdiocese of Armagh.

Our diocese of sixty-one parishes, from four counties, North and South of the Border, is knitted together closely to form the historic local Church of Armagh. As a diocese we seek not only to be faithful to the message of Jesus Christ himself, but also to embrace the challenges of the present and to look forward with confidence to the opportunities of the future. We strive to do this primarily by reflecting the healing love of Christ and the Truth of his Gospel through the ministry of his Church in the various parishes and pastoral agencies you will find outlined in this website.

I pray that visitors to this site may find the information it contains, the aspirations and resources it promotes, useful in helping to understand the mission of the Archdiocese of Armagh in building up the Kingdom of God in the twenty-first century.

We place it under the protection of Mary, Mother of the Church, who advised us to do whatever her son, Jesus, tells us. We invoke the help of the Patron Saints of the diocese, Patrick  and  Brigid, Malachy and Moninne  and the martyrs, Oliver Plunkett and Patrick O'Loughran,  that this website may prove to be of great help to all who strive to follow Christ faithfully.

 
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