This year’s MCC Arts Festival took place on Saturday 17th September on Maynooth Square. Our theme was “Ordinary Plenty” from the poem ‘Advent’ by Patrick Kavenagh and, as always, we had such a fun time sharing with our wider community on what proved to be a lovely dry and warm day. During the afternoon, our largest crowd ever enjoyed playing […]
Amidst our Easter celebrations this year, we were delighted to celebrate with Mandy Frawley on the very happy occasion of her baptism. Since she was not baptised as a baby, and since she wanted to be baptised by immersion, we enlisted the help of the good folks at the Lucan Centre to enable us the perfect […]
On Friday 25th March, MCC gathered for our annual Tenebrae Service in Manor Mills. Tenebrae comes from the Latin word for ‘Shadow’ and the service portrays the events that took place during the first Good Friday leading up to the ‘shadow’ of Jesus’ death. Combining readings, song and silence, Tenebrae begins in light but after each reading a candle is blown out […]
On Saturday 5th March, MCC was delighted to host this year’s World Day of Prayer Service prepared by the women of Cuba. This year’s theme was “Receive Children, Receive Me” and the reflection was given by our own Mrs Alison King. As you can see from the photos below, the decorations around the theme were a beautiful […]
This Sunday, after our Worship Service, we will be gathering for lunch and our MCC Annual General Meeting. The only required item in an AGM is the presentation and reception of our accounts for the previous year. But, to spice it up a little, in MCC we also give a few reports on how things are […]
On Saturday 5th March, MCC was delighted to host this year’s World Day of Prayer Service prepared by the women of Cuba. This year’s theme was “Receive Children, Receive Me” and the reflection was given by our own Mrs Alison King. As you can see from the photos below, the decorations around the theme were a beautiful […]
MCC were again delighted this year to partner with International Justice Mission at their lunchtime presentation during Social Justice Week on the university campus. Chloe did a great job in presenting “The Locust Effect,” a presentation on why poverty is often the after effects of violence. Many thanks to Louise for all her hard work […]
