Brothers, The Ancient Order of Hibernians was founded to protect our clergy. What better way to support our clergy than supporting vocations? I am asking you to bring this Easter Appeal Packet forward and include it as part of your Division, … [Read More...] about Project St. Patrick – Support Vocations 2019 Easter Appeal
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Mc Guinness Principles
As we approach the 21-year mark, we proudly recognize America’s contribution to the Good Friday Agreement and reaffirm its … [Read More...] about Mc Guinness Principles
APRIL FFAI 2019 BULLETIN
A chairde: FFAI ISSUES UPDATE A- Brexit chaos as Westminster rejects May deal- Britain's exit from the European Union, Brexit, due March … [Read More...] about APRIL FFAI 2019 BULLETIN
HIBERNIAN FACT-FINDING MISSION CONCLUDES
Hibernians completed a highly publicized nine day fact-finding mission which included, a Ballymurphy Massacre Inquest session, receptions by … [Read More...] about HIBERNIAN FACT-FINDING MISSION CONCLUDES
Catholic Action – April Update
To All Hibernians: MAJOR SAINTS AND FEAST DAYS OF APRIL April 11 Stanislaus, Bishop and Martyr Memorial April 21 Easter Sunday … [Read More...] about Catholic Action – April Update
Heritage and Culture
Irish American Heritage Month: The Angel of Andersonville
Did you know that an Irish Catholic Priest Rev. Thomas O’Reilly threatened General Sherman with a mutiny by the Irish Catholics in his army if he torched the church district of Atlanta at the start of his infamous … [Read More...] about Irish American Heritage Month: The Angel of Andersonville
Irish American Heritage Month: John Philip Holland, Inventor of the Modern Submarine
Did you know that an Irishman invented the first modern submarine? His name was John Philip Holland and he was born in Liscannor, Co. Clare, Ireland, on February 24, 1841. He experienced the Irish potato failure … [Read More...] about Irish American Heritage Month: John Philip Holland, Inventor of the Modern Submarine
Historical Happenings
DUBLIN BOMBED
The city of Dublin is no stranger to bombs, from the British assault in 1916 to the removal of Lord Nelson’s statue in 1966 on the 50th anniversary of the Easter Rising. Yet one that has largely been forgotten … [Read More...] about DUBLIN BOMBED
