This raffle is a fundraiser to help cover the cost of the Catholic Conference for Tradition 2024. Drawing will take place at the Sheraton Hotel on 31st August after the last conference.

Enter to be in with a chance of winning vouchers for an overnight hotel stay or a selection of other wonderful gifts!

Your generosity is greatly appreciated as the conference costs are not covered by entrance fees alone.

At this year’s conference, commemorating the 1500th anniversary of St Bridget's death, a panel of speakers will explore the relevance of this great saint today. In the increasingly pagan Ireland in which we find ourselves let us explore the apostolic zeal and power of prayer that supported St Bridget in converting Ireland to enable us to be faithful apostles carrying the torch of faith in our country today. Fr Sherry will outline how St Bridget helped to secure the country’s initial conversation from paganism to Catholicism and the virtues that exemplified the saint’s life which are as necessary today to live out our Catholic faith. A SSPX sister will discuss the necessity of the contemplative life of a religious, a hidden but powerful daily supplication to God supporting every missionary endeavour. Mrs Connolly will outline how a woman can devote herself to her greatest mission in life; the protection, nourishment and supporting of life exemplifying how the true notion of the feminine nature can be reclaimed and lived in the world today. Mr Kennedy Hall will give the final talk explaining how the SSPX; a missionary society adhering to the perennial Faith of the Church, devoted to the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and the restoration of the Catholic priesthood carries this missionary spirit forward in the pagan world today in the same spirit of the first missionaries in Ireland to restore all things in Christ.

St Bridget of Kildare is credited with pioneering female monastic life in Ireland and together with St Patrick and St. Colmcille is one of the country’s three patron saints. St Bridget was born during the lifetime of St Patrick and founded the first convent in Ireland. Her convent greatly prospered and many of her nuns had been sent by her to make new foundations in other parts of the island, for the instruction of the pagans converted by the preaching of St Patrick. St Bridget was very active assisting those who needed help whilst devoting much time to prayer and maintaining continual interior recollection.

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Number of Tickets	Price
1	€5
4	€15
15	€50

Number of Tickets	Price
1	€5
4	€15
15	€50

Catholic Conference for Tradition 2024!

In aid of Society of St Pius X.

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