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  • Concilium Officers
    • Spiritual Director
    Rev. Fr. Bede McGregor O.P.
    Appointed by the Hierarchy of Ireland

    President
    Síle Ní Chochlaín
    Elected June 2011 - 1st Term

    Vice-President
    Aileen O'Donoghue
    Elected July 2011 - 1st Term

    Secretary
    Paddy Fay
    Elected May 2010 - 1st Term

    Treasurer
    (Africa -Legion Zones A&B)
    Mary Murphy
    Elected September 2010 - 1st Term

    Assistant Secretary
    (Maria Legionis/ North America)
    Maureen McManus
    Elected November 2012 - 1st Term

    Assistant Secretary
    (Housekeeping /Visitors to Concilium)
    Alice Creaton
    Elected April 2011 - 1st Term

    Assistant Secretary
    (Dublin Councils)
    Pat O'Donoghue
    Elected June 2010 - 1st Term

    Assistant Secretary
    (Irish Provincial Councils / Europe)
    Rose Caulfield
    Elected August 2010 - 2nd Term

    Assistant Secretary
    (PPC and monthly bulletin)
    Miriam Phelan
    Elected October 2010 - 2nd Term

    Assistant Treasurer
    (Premises Legal Matters/Insurance/North America/West Indies)
    Enda Dunleavy
    Elected April 2012 1st Term

    Assistant Treasurer
    (Literature and Printing)
    Annette Mulrooney
    Elected July 2011 - 1st Term

    Assistant Treasurer
    (Vexilla/International Literature)
    Liam Hayden
    Elected October 2010 - 1st Term

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    IEC 2012
    Quote of the Day
    It is easy to forget about the Holy Spirit, perhaps because it is hard to picture him. We have the image of the dove, of course, which surmounts the Legionary vexillum. But Mary is also given to us as the human icon of the Spirit. In her we see someone who has let the Spirit enter into her life so as to make her fruitful in an extraordinary way.

    We should never look at Mary without thinking of the Spirit and what he can do in our lives also, if we let him, if we say yes. In these days we ask the Holy Spirit to come on us afresh. We ask him to make us, like Mary, receptive to God’s will and grace.

    We ask him to fill us, as he filled her, with the joy of salvation. As the Holy Spirit made Mary the cause of our joy, may he make us all, both priests and laity, humble apostles of that joy.
    Fr. Gerard Deighan, Lecturer in Scripture