Vlog # 004 // SUMMER SUNDAY + St. Joseph's Church, Dublin, Ireland
ST. JOSEPH’S CHURCH
THIS IS JUST A FRACTION OF THE FILIPINO COMMUNITY HERE IN IRELAND
We gather her to celebrate life, family, friends, music, good food, and camaraderie. Distance from Ireland to Philippines is 11,269 km. We are not related, but we are one big family here. Kids are dancing, adults enjoy the company, teens feel the good vibes. To my family watching back home, DON’T WORRY, I am doing just fine here.
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How the Catholic Church Hid Away Hundreds of Irish Children | Times Documentaries
Ireland wanted to forget, but the dead don't always stay buried. One woman made it her mission to unearth the truth.
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Service of Mass from St. Josephs Redemptorist Church, Dundalk, County Louth, Eire
Our Mass comes from St. Joseph's Redemptorist Church, Dundalk, County Louth.
With music from St Joseph's Redemptorist Senior Choir. In the pulpit, Father Michael Cusack.
RTE Sunday 28th October 2018
We are a religious community of brothers and priests, living in St Joseph’s Monastery. This mission house of St Joseph’s was established on 8th September 1876.
Redemptorists are passionate about the Gospel and equally passionate about sharing the Gospel message of God’s love for all people with all sectors of society, but especially with those who live on the edges of church and society. There is a special place in our hearts for those who feel abandoned and who have difficulty in finding their way in life.
Living in community is very important for Redemptorists. We are committed to living together as brothers – praying together, working together and supporting each other. We have chosen, as our Constitutions express it, to put the person of Christ at the centre of our community life and we strive day by day to enter ever more intimately into personal union with him.
Preaching continues to be an important ministry for Redemptorists and some members of the community travel from place to place preaching and conducting retreats. The national Redemptorist preaching and mission team today is made up of Redemptorists and lay co-workers who share our charism. Redemptorists are increasingly committed to working in partnership with lay people as this best reflects the Church as the People of God, and it honours the gifts given to each of us by the Holy Spirit to further the Mission of God.
To find out more about the other Redemptorist communities and ministries in Ireland and worldwide, visit redemptorists.ie
Perhaps more than ever before, there is a need for people who can proclaim courageously the Good News of hope, love and reconciliation in a world where there is so much greed, violence, hopelessness and selfishness. The Redemptorists make a very significant contribution in this area. We would love to hear from you.
St Joseph's Church Sailortown Belfast Walkround
I'm back down at St Joseph's church Sailortown Belfast. The last time I visited I was only able to film the outside of the building. This time I was able to get inside. The church has been opened to the public as part of the Belfast Maritime Festival 2019. The church is hosting an exhibition of WW1 Mercahnt Navy identity cards. These cards show that there were at least 60 local Sailortown men who were in the Royal or the Merchnt navy in and around 1918. ( I will upload another Sailortown WW1 Merchant navy Identity card video soon )
My video shows a newly reopened St Joseph's Catholic church as it is now in 29th May 2019. Back in Febraury 2001 it was a different story.
'One of Belfast’s oldest and best known churches world-wide, St Joseph’s in the heart of the city’s Sailortown district, has been closed by the Catholic Church and sits at the mercy of dockland developers. The “Chapel on the Quays”, as it is known, was home to thousands of Sailortown people for four generations and a beacon of light for nearly as many foreign sailors since it rose to dominate the dockside skyline exactly 120 years ago last August.
The chapel is a minor masterpiece of craftsmanship/architecture. Over the years it became a homes to a world village of sailing nationalitie. It is Belfast’s most unique village.
Many would say that the little chapel was the anchor that kept its community steady and together. Unfortunately Belfast’s Sailortown was just another collection of poverty stricken red-bricked, narrow little streets when the town developers turned the bulldozers on it in the the late 1960’s.
St Joseph's built in far off heady industrial days and sandwiched between the graveyards of commercial feed mills, remains the oldest building in the area . It’s fine architecture has seen it listed for preservation but, even that, and the dedication of a small but vibrant congregation, may not save it from destruction.'
That was then.This is St Joseph's Catholic church as it is May 2019. The church building has been officially reopened.
'A deconsecrated church building in the Belfast docks area has been officially reopened by the city's Lord Mayor Nuala McAllister.
St Joseph's Church, Sailortown, was closed by the Catholic Church in 2001, despite a parishioners' campaign to keep it open.
Last year, the church was served with a dangerous building notice. But the threat of demolition was staved off after a funding campaign by the Sailortown Regeneration Group.
The group has owned the building on a 150-year lease since 2008, and it wants to fully restore the building and eventually create a digital heritage interpretation centre.
Today the Lord Mayor is officially opening the building; over the last year and a half there have been a lot of repairs and safety remedial work, Terry McKeown of Sailortown Regeneration Group said.
Now we can open the building for meanwhile use - that means we can have events in it for the community.
The first event last Friday was a night of music, poems and a film about Sailortown and what it means to the people.
It was a fantastic night.
A new beginning for St Joseph's Sailortown?
Roman Catholic Church and Church of Ireland United in Cover Up
All these religions are uniting now in Ireland.
We really must ask why. WHY ?
Why did Cardinal Brady stop them from uniting in 2006 and now it's okay ?
Not only is it okay but Archbishop Michael Jackson (C.O.I) was an invited guest at the 50th Eucharist International Congress in Dublin in 2012.
Santo Niño Ireland - A Sinulog Invitation
A collection of video clips of the past sinulog dancers of the Feast of Santo Niño held in St. Joseph's Church, Berkeley Road, Dublin 7, Ireland.
Ballinahinch & St. Joseph's Church, Tipperary.
A heart felt thank-you to our relations.
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St Joseph's Parish Church, Baltinglass, Co Wicklow, Ireland
I visited Co. Wicklow in September 2013.
The Church was built in the 1840s & 1850s with later additions. The tower was added with granite from Lord Aldborough's balloon house in the late 19th Century.
States of Fear -St.Joseph's Orphanage,Kilkenny .
From the RTE Series 'States of Fear' broadcast Spring 1999.
Pope visiting Ireland at very difficult time for Catholic church
(23 Aug 2018) Pope Francis will arrive in Ireland this weekend to find a Church devastated by abuse scandals and with a predominantly Catholic population adopting markedly different attitudes towards the Catholic Church and its teachings on social issues.
According to a 2016 Irish census, 78-percent of the nearly five million Irish are Catholics.
But in the past decades the Catholic Church in Ireland has been delegitimized by the widespread sexual abuse crisis all but losing its moral authority.
In 2015, Ireland legalised gay marriage over the opposition of the church and, similarly, in a 2018 referendum, Irish voters overwhelming chose to overturn a ban on abortion.
Irish Catholics are now rejecting what they call the church’s “hypocrisy” and say the church has hit “ground level” like an alcoholic and needs to clean up to rise up again.
Near the village of Blessington, just a handful of churchgoers attend Mass on a Wednesday.
After delivering his homily, Father Kevin Lyon explains that he understands the disillusionment of the faithful who look down at the church’s “hypocrisy” after learning the people they thought were “models of rectitude” were found to be “false.
Mary Brendan, a churchgoer, described the Catholic Church in Ireland like an alcoholic who has hit rock bottom.
“You have to go to ground level to rise up again,” she said standing between the pews, “Hopefully his (the Pope’s) visit will do some good.”
The Catholic Church dominated Ireland throughout the 20th century before it began to see its moral authority disintegrate as a series of devastating reports revealed massive sexual and psychological abuse of children at the hands of priests and in Catholic-run institutions.
Judge-led investigations have produced four mammoth reports since 2005 into the church's wretched record in dealing with predator priests, helping to dismantle the Catholic Church's once- dominant influence in Irish society and politics.
The reports have detailed how tens of thousands of children suffered wide-ranging abuses in church-run workhouse-style institutions, how Irish bishops shuttled known paedophiles throughout Ireland and to unwitting parishes in the US and Australia, and how Dublin bishops didn't tell police of any crimes until forced by the weight of lawsuits in the mid-1990s.
Even Carmel Dillon, principal of St. Mary’s School in Blessington, and a practicing Catholic, says she is well aware of the way women were once treated by the Church, and she now thinks she has “permission from the man above” to do her part within the church “while staying true to myself.”
Others are not interested in working within the church.
In Dublin, LGBTQ+ couple Philippa and Helen Ryder say they will not be attending the papal Mass, instead they will be going to a march to support those who suffered at the hands of the clergy; “I don’t want the Pope here pretending that he is here for good, and yet he is not.
He is not seeing the people that his church has hurt and not really acknowledging anything,” Philippa explained.
Pope Francis vowed Monday that no effort must be spared to root out priestly sex abuse and cover-up from the Catholic Church, but gave no indication that he would take action to sanction complicit bishops or end the Vatican culture of secrecy that has allowed the crisis to fester.
Francis begged forgiveness for the pain suffered by victims and said lay Catholics must be included in the effort to root out abuse and cover-up.
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st joseph's orphanage
Firstly, St Josephs Orphanage built and opened 1872 by Maria Holland Trust and run by the Sisters of Charity our Lady Mother of Mercy, nuns that came from Holland to open and run the orphanage. In World War 1 it housed wounded British and Belgian soliders, and in World War 2 it was used to care for Dutch and Belgian sailors. Secondly, St Joseph's Hospital referred to by all the locals as Mount Street Hospital was opened in 1877, again by the Holland Trust, and run by the same order of nuns. Thirdly, the R.C. Chapel designed by James Mangan and opened in 1910 was specially build by money raised for use by the Hospital and the Orphanage.
When the orphanage closed in 1954, the hospital took over the building and built a small link passage to link both buildings. The hospital used the orphanage building as a nursing school and it continued to be the convent for the order of nuns, as it had always been when it was an orphanage.
Another new wing was opened in 1958 by Princess Marina the Duchess of Kent, who was the last foreign-born princess to marry into the British royal family.
The hospital closed in 1986, however all the three buildings were purchased by the present owner who then converted the Orphanage building to be continued as a Nursing Home until around 2003. He also owns the 1930s extension on Mount Street, and the 1950s extension on Theatre Street - which was the geriatric wing for the hospital.
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Secrets of St Peter's: Shocking child abuse at Catholic Church school revealed
Express reporter Joanna Della-Ragione investigates shocking claims of historic child sex abuse at a former approved school, St Peter's in Gainford, County Durham.
Speaking for the first time, the victims tell their own story and explain how the Catholic Church covered-up the appalling scandal.
Filmed and directed by Daniel Luccesi.
Warning: This film contains upsetting material.
Celebrating The Feast of Santo Niño | SINULOG SA DUBLIN 2020
21st Annual Cultural Celebration in Dublin Ireland, St. Joseph's Carmelite Church on Berkeley Road, Dublin Ireland.
Irish Survivors of Institutional Abuse
Interviews with survivors of Ireland's infamous Industrial Schools chronicle the profound effects of their abuse and neglect at the hands of the Catholic Church.
The short film gives an overview and longer Interviews are archived on DVD in Irish libraries.
Wired Creative Video is a video production company in London, UK.
CRAZY! A Roman Catholic who doesn't believe Jesus existed! Dublin, Ireland.
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St. Joseph's Church, Knocklong, Co. Limerick
St. Joseph's Church in the village of Knocklong in the east of County Limerick. This Roman Catholic Church was built in 1842 and was renovated in 1994.
Closing Mass - 200th Celebrations - 17th January 2016
The final celebration of our Bi-centenary year took place in Sandymount Parish, Dublin on Sunday, 17th January 2016
Dew Drops Chenda- Event:Onam Celebration,St.Marys Indian Orthodox church ,Dublin,Ireland
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St Joseph's Pipe Band Clondalkin 1989 In Lusk Co Dublin Video by Patsy Russell
St Joseph's Pipe Band Clondalkin 1989
On streets of Lusk Co Dublin
after Fingal Pipe Band Championships
Video By Patsy Russell