On Good Friday the Catholic and Church of Ireland Archbishops of Dublin Dr. Dermot Martin and Dr. Michael Jackson, made history when they led people through the streets of Dublin to celebrate Good Friday. Some of the Cluny sisters joined this procession from Christ's Church Cathedral to the Pro-Cathedral where the journey ended with prayer around the Cross.

Catholics and Protestants carry the Cross together in sign of unity

The Activity Group in the Nursing Home beaver away during the year producing artistic cards, candles, crafts and all sort of lovely knitted garments. They sell these at a Sale of Work in November. This year the Sale netted Euro 6.300 - half of it went to Cluny Missions in Cameroons and the other half to the Capuchin Day Centre in Bow Street.

Br. Kevin Crowley OFM Cap. - Director of the Centre is seen here receiving a cheque for Euro 3.000. Also in the picture are students from the Mount Sackville Primary School. Students, staff and parents from both schools helped at the Sale of Work. Br. Kevin described the work of the Centre - providing breakfasts, lunches and food for an average of 480 homeless people six days each week. It was heartening to know that whether one was 9 or 90 they could make a difference.

The Sale of Work was held in Mount Sackville, Saturday 12th November 2011. Lots of people, young and old found their way to the convent to buy cards, candles, jewellery and toys or to have a cup of tea together with the Sisters and friends.

Thanks to the Parents' Assosiation, the Staff and students of Mount Sackville and the Staff and residents of the Nursing Home, it was a great success!

See photos from the day