Province of Saint Flannan

Beannachd Dia Dhuit.

(Blessings of God be with you).

This is a humble Christian worship communion that focuses on Christian discipleship, spiritual direction, celebrating the Divine Liturgy, and writing apostolate. It is an ecumenical communion that practices Orthodox and Catholic liturgy and sacraments under scriptural directives.

It is a young worship ministry and we humbly hope you, our fellow Christians, can bless this ministry by engaging with us on worship, liturgy, and contemplation, and walk with us in the ways of our Lord Jesus Christ.

The resources available here, including prayer requests, will ALWAYS be FREE. If you feel a need to donate to God's cause, do donate to a cause of your own choice. The site and the resources are self-funded, as a humble service to God and His Word, and also in admiration of Saint Benedict's ideal of "Ora et Labora" (prayer and work).

We will slowly and steadily bring technologically-assisted methods to bring thoughts and expressions related to God's Word to you. Technology, at the end of the day, is but an enabling tool. What's more important is our faith and discipleship.

Let us also remember of the entire family of God's people, the words from I Cor 1:10 (DRC), "Now I beseech you, brethren, by the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that you all speak the same thing, and that there be no schisms among you; but that you be perfect in the same mind, and in the same judgment."


Dominus Vobiscum

Rev. Father Seamus+ (Dom Raphael+)

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