If you are in Knock this Sunday at the Meath Diocesan Pilgrimage make sure to visit our stand in St John’s Rest Centre. Drop by, say hello, get some prayer cards, books or relics, and even get a personal blessing with a relic of Fr Willie’s uniform!
The Father Willie Doyle Association

If you are in Knock this Sunday at the Meath Diocesan Pilgrimage make sure to visit our stand in St John’s Rest Centre. Drop by, say hello, get some prayer cards, books or relics, and even get a personal blessing with a relic of Fr Willie’s uniform!

August 16th is Fr Willie’s anniversary. For 9 days we will reflect on different virtues and gifts in Fr Willie’s life. Let us use this private novena to pray for big favours – for miracles – through his intercession. You may submit prayer requests here: https://williedoyle.org/ask-for-prayers/ Miracles and healings are needed for Fr Willie’s Cause to advance. If you receive any big favours, please ensure that you let us know! https://williedoyle.org/report-favours/ …

There will be a presentation on Fr Willie at the St Sharbel Conference in Meigh, near Newry, on Saturday 12 July. The Father Willie Doyle Association will also have a stall with books, prayer cards and relics. In addition, the Conference features an extensive and rare exhibition of over 200 first class relics. Details are available here: Conference 2025 – The Family of Saint Sharbel Ireland

Many thanks to Alvaro at the YouTube channel Uniquely Mary for a new interview about Fr Willie

If you are at the Divine Mercy Conference in Dublin this weekend make sure you stop by our stand in the Exhibition Hall to say hello! We will have a display of Fr Willie’s relics along with books and other materials for sale. We look forward to meeting you if you are there!

Many thanks to EWTN Ireland for its profile of our work to promote Fr Willie’s Cause. Please share with others!

Ambassadors, Your Eminence, Your Excellencies, Fathers, Ladies and Gentlemen. On behalf of my colleague Dr Patrick Kenny, and the Father Willie Doyle Association, I would like to thank the Ambassadors for hosting this diplomatic reception in honour of Fr Willie Doyle. As we celebrate this Jubilee Year, this weekend the Church has recognised and celebrated the work of those in the armed forces, police forces and security personnel, so it …

May I begin by thanking Her Excellency, Frances Collins, the Irish Ambassador to the Holy See and His Excellency, Chris Trott, the British Ambassador to the Holy See, for hosting this event and for their kind invitation. The joint approach by both Ambassadors is a fitting tribute to the man who is the subject matter of our gathering this afternoon, and is also a reflection on the history of both our …