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Welcome
Céad Míle Fáilte
to the Web-Site of The Catholic Nurses Guild of Ireland.
The aims of the Guild are to promote the Professional, Spiritual, Cultural and Social development of the Nursing Profession. We also support charities, nationally and world wide by our solidarity and financial assistance.
We hope you find this web-site useful and informative.
Patron: Our Lady, Health of the Sick
Our Motto is:
"As long as you did it to one of these, my least brethren You did it to me"
(St Mathew. XXV:4O)
Press Release
A resolution from the Annual General Meeting of the Catholic Nurses Guild of Ireland on May 19th 2016 was unanimously passed supporting the retention of the 8th Amendment to the Constitution.
Prayer
The Guild Prayer
O Lord our God, gracious, patient
and of much compassion, mercifully
regard our humble work.
Strengthen us in our holy vocation,
and make us ever faithful to our
calling.
We humbly pray that by the grace of
Your Holy Spirit we may so serve
You in Your sick in this world that we
may see You for ever in Heaven.
Through Jesus Christ Our Lord,
Amen.
Our Lady, Health of the sick, Pray for
us.
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