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Charity with a Purpose

RESTORE ALL THINGS IN CHRIST

OUR MISSION

Supreme Knight

John Murphy

 “As an Order of Catholic men we seek to serve God in fidelity to the teachings of the Magisterium of the Church. Inspired by the Evangelical zeal of our patron St. Columbanus we will promote a deeper understanding of these teachings for our members and the wider Church.” 

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PRESS RELEASE

POPE ADDRESSES FAITHFUL

Pope Leo XIV invites the faithful to share not only material goods but time, presence, and empathy.

PRESS RELEASE

DEATH OF POPE FRANCIS

Order of the Knights of St Columbanus Mourns the Death of His Holiness Pope Francis

PRESS RELEASE

ELECTION OF POPE LEO XIV

Order of the Knights of St Columbanus celebrate the election of Pope Leo XIV

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Upcoming Public Events

  • Ely House Open Day
    Ely House Open Day
    2 days to the event
    Sat, 15 Nov
    15 Nov 2025, 11:00 – 18:00
    Dublin, Ely Pl, Dublin, Ireland
    An opportunity to view one of Dublins finest Georgian House. Come and see this splendid house, first built in 1771. Explore the beautiful ornate rooms and hear about its history in Dublin City and its links throughout Ireland.

Order Activities

Council 15

16 August 2025

Men's Retreat

Duffcarrick, Ardmore, Co. Waterford, Ireland

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11/13/2025
Archbishop warns parents: fill out school survey or lose say in future plans
Garry O'Sullivan

“Parents, who value their current school ethos, should be sure to fill-in this short survey. Otherwise, the choice of future school provision will be made for them” Archbishop Eamon Martin has said. He was responding to a sur...

The Irish Catholic
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Historian challenges romantic Celtic ‘golden age’ narrative
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A leading Irish medieval historian has challenged the popular romantic idea of a Celtic ‘golden age’ of monasticism, arguing that early Irish Christianity was far more conflicted and human than its mythology suggests. Speakin...

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65 teachers from Co. Cork gathered for the annual Cork and Ross Post Primary Religious Education Teachers’ In-Service on November 6, where they discussed youth ministry, the implementation of the new Senior Cycle RSE resource...

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Catholic Church is game changer for climate – COP30
Renata Steffens

As global leaders gather in Belém, Brazil for the UN Climate Change Conference (COP30), Catholic representatives also spread the message of Pope Leo to the masses. Dr Lorna Gold, Executive Director of Laudato Si’ Movement (LS...

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