It was also the 156th anniversary of the consecration of the church, which took place in 1861.
A lovely experience, and I received a warm and friendly welcome, even invited back.
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Well done.
My cousin was doing this when he was a Parish Priest in a Dublin suburb years ago. Got complained to the Bishop at the time.
The shame of it was that he got a better reception in the Protestant church than did the Protestant Rector in his. Says a lot about the intimidating ethos in the Roman Catholic church.
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