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Annual Gathering 2020 Information Pack
Annual Gathering 2020 Information Pack
Annual Review 2016
Find out more about the work of Mothers' Union and it's impact on communities and their families during 2016.
Annual Review 2017
Find out more about the work of Mothers' Union and it's impact on communities and their families during 2017.
Annual Review 2018
Mothers' Union Annual Review 2018
April 2020 Midday Prayers
Our Midday Prayers including the Wave of Prayer for the month of April
August 2019 Midday Prayers
Our Midday Prayers including the Wave of Prayer for the month of August
Bible Study on Prayer
A Bible study on passages from St Luke's gospel to encourage persistence in prayer
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Branch Activity - "A Community of Faith"
A branch activity using our ‘A Community of Faith’ short video on Youtube which looks at the message of faith which unites members across the globe into one movement. Through this faith and our relationship with the Church over 650,00 lives each year are transformed
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Branch Activity - Families Today
A quiz to enable members to discover – and reflect on - some current statistics about family life
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Branch Activity - Praying with St Brigid
St Brigid – one of the few female Irish saints – was known for her generosity to the poor and needy. She founded two monastic institutions – one for men and one for women – in Kildare. She is often depicted holding a reed cross which is now known as a ‘St Brigid’s Cross’. Legend has it that she used to weave these crosses and tie them with ribbons to give to those she met on the road.
Weaving a St Brigid’s Cross can be a creative way of focussing prayer.
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