A catch up with our new CEO Mary O'Donovan
Our new CEO Mary O'Donovan has just marked her first two months with Mercy International Association. We caught up with her to find out a little bit more about her and how she is settling in at Mercy International Centre (MIC). Mary also shares some updates on staff changes, the timeline for the closure for refurbishment of MIC and highlights some of the upcoming events and programmes at MIC.
1 of 5Conclave to begin on 7th May
The conclave to elect the 267th Pope will begin on Wednesday 7th May. We share details about the Conclave and a Prayer (invoking Catherine McAuley) for the Mercy World to use to pray for the Cardinals and their election of a new Pope.
1 of 5Mercy Communications Café is opening again on 13th May
Our Mercy Communications Café will open again online on Tuesday 13th May. We will be joined by Fr Philip Larrey, a much sought after speaker who will reflect with us on the topic: 'The Fantastic Implications of Artificial Intelligence'.
1 of 5Episode Three of Mercy Echoes Podcast
Episode Three of our Mercy Echoes Podcast is now available and features a chat with Sr. Mary Trainer rsm from Philadelphia, USA. Mary reflects on the process to bring Mercy International Centre to life in the 1990s as a unifying place of heritage and a wellspring for the Mercy World.
1 of 5Visit our exhibition on Catherine McAuley
Catherine McAuley and the Mission of Mercy exhibition offers visitors a fascinating library of heritage audio recordings, an interactive digital archive, and a unique collection of stories, photos, and artefacts from the first House of Mercy founded by Catherine McAuley in 1827 in Baggot Street, Dublin.
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Today's Mercy Quote
It is my hope and prayer that after the period of darkness and winter has accomplished its purpose, we shall see the bright promise of another spring.
Catherine McAuley
Catherine McAuley was born in Dublin, Ireland, in September, 1778. In 1824 she used her inheritance from an Irish couple she had served for twenty years to build a large House of Mercy on Baggot Street, Dublin in response to the needs of the poor of Dublin. Today that house is known as Mercy International Centre and is home to the Mercy family from all over the world.
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Opening Doors
Opening Doors focuses on consulting with those who are actively seeking to be involved in the life of Mercy International and creating channels through which people of Mercy can participate more actively in the life of the Association.
Justice
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Degradation of earth
Natural disasters and human activities are creating devastating impact...
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Displacement of persons
Rising conflict, climate impacts, and economic hardship are uprooting,...
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Women's Leadership
Join us on the journey as we centre our attention in the final segment...
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Mercy Moment
Our Mercy Moment is designed as a short pause for thought or moment of reflection each day.