Fr Chris Alar | 41st All Ireland Rosary Rally

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Fr. Chris Alar in his second talk spoke to us of the importance and profound depths of the apparition of Our Lady at Knock and how she said ‘nothing’! Yet said everything … in order that the entire focus should be on the Lamb of God. An indication of how silence must enfold us all during the celebration of Holy Mass and during Eucharistic Adoration. The importance of silence so that we might experience the unveiling of Heaven here on earth through the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Fr Chris opened up for us the heights of glory of the Holy Mass. He exhorted us to pray for the Conversion of Ireland, to have Masses said for our beloved country. God is purifying Ireland and we must follow in the footsteps of Christ by carrying the Cross which is Ireland with Christ in these days. Ireland is suffering and far from the Lord. Pray for this beloved land and Church which once gave Christ to the world. Offer your sufferings for the conversion of Ireland. 🇮🇪

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