In this section
- PresLink Visits Mount St Joseph
- Young Religious Gather in Dublin
- Catholic Education in Trinidad and Tobago Book
- Edmund Rice Feastday marked in Glasthule
- Happy Feast Day!
- CLEO Offers Course in School Management
- Vocations Ireland Vigils on Sat 24th April
- New ISU Newsletter available
- Brother Joseph Wegru- R.I.P
- Marie heads for Bolgatanga
- Happy Easter!
- Br Martin reports on visit to Nigeria
- Brothers in Killarney Host Station Mass
- Untimely Death of Br Gerard, OLA Province Leader
- Br Kevin prepares for Family Fun Day at Mount Sion
- RNN visits Presentation Brothers projects in Cork
- Brother Daniel Cuthbert Donovan passes away in England
- Br Kevin Takes Action Against Crime
- "Thanks for the welcome" - Br Barry
- "Drop Haiti's Debt" - Br Denis
- Awareness of Unfairness: Helping the Homeless
- Pope Benedict's Message for World Day of Migrants and Refugees
- Br Denis Addresses CSUNA in Toronto
- New Update on Edmund's Cause
- A Blessed Christmas To All!
- Students Reach Out in Cork
- Edmund Rice Awards 2010
- Over 200 People Visit Brothers in Glasthule
- News: Africa Day in Mount Sion
- CSN Students On The Air
- Vocations Focus in London
- Br Joseph Renews Vows at Mount Sion
- Presentation Brothers at Invocation in Birmingham
- Amanda Cuadros Hidalgo RIP
- Fun Day at Mount Sion
- Centenary Planning Underway in Canada
- In Memoriam: Brother Daniel Simon Sullivan FPM
- PVP Reunion at Mount St Joseph
- Relatives of Brothers Gather at Mount Sion in Waterford
Presentation Brothers at Invocation in Birmingham
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A crowd of almost 400 people attended the first ever national vocations discernment gathering in England at the weekend. The event, known as Invocation 2010, took place at St Mary's Seminary at Oscott College in Birmingham.
Our Communications Director, Dr Andrew O'Connell, delivered a Key Note address on the Saturday morning. (Pictured left). He also sat on the panel at the press conference on Sunday afternoon with Archbishop Vincent Nichols of Westminster.
Anglo-Irish Vocations Director, Br Ray Dwyer, also attended and participated in a workshop entitled, "Questions and Answers". Br Ray has placed an account of the event on his blog, The Blogging Brother.
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Br Ray Dwyer listens to a question posed at a workshop. |
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The Press Conference with Fr Christopher Jamison (Worth Abbey), Dr Andrew O'Connell (Presentation Brothers) and Archbishop Vincent Nichols (Westminster). Photo courtesy of J Lopuszynski. |
