1. What if I can't come to the entire day?
The talks build on each other, so try to make it from 10am onwards. However, if you can’t be there for everything, drop in when you can! You will get something out of every talk.
2. Is there a Mass at St Patrick's that day?
If you wish to get to Mass that day, there is a Saturday morning Mass at 9.15, which is advertised as a Mass in the Extraordinary Form (Latin). There is also a Saturday evening Mass
3. Is there a cost to this Conference?
No. It's free! Pope Francis wants us to educate the Church about religious life - so that's what this is about!
4. Can I bring my children?
Sure! Little babies can stay with Mum or Dad, and some teenagers have volunteered to look after and play a few activities with young children. Older children could listen to some of the talks. The talks may be taped, so distressed or tired children should be comforted outside the conference room.
5. I heard there will be written material available - is this also free?
All written resources and information is free. Donations may be given to cover the cost of the event.
2. Is there a Mass at St Patrick's that day?
If you wish to get to Mass that day, there is a Saturday morning Mass at 9.15, which is advertised as a Mass in the Extraordinary Form (Latin). There is also a Saturday evening Mass
3. Is there a cost to this Conference?
No. It's free! Pope Francis wants us to educate the Church about religious life - so that's what this is about!
4. Can I bring my children?
Sure! Little babies can stay with Mum or Dad, and some teenagers have volunteered to look after and play a few activities with young children. Older children could listen to some of the talks. The talks may be taped, so distressed or tired children should be comforted outside the conference room.
5. I heard there will be written material available - is this also free?
All written resources and information is free. Donations may be given to cover the cost of the event.