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The Legion of Mary is a voluntary lay organisation, with no paid staff or secretariat, for that reason you will understand that it may take a while for any query to be dealt with.

For those who are not members, where possible we would advise you to enquire from Legion centres in your own locality or country.

If you do not know the address of your nearest centre we will be happy to forward your enquiry to the local council, provided you include your name and postal address in your email or letter to us.

Legionaries often communicate with us concerning routine procedural questions and matters. However, if you are already a member, your first recourse should be to the Handbook of the Legion of Mary or your own local higher council.

De Montfort House
Morning Star Avenue
Brunswick Street
Dublin 7
D07 VA03
Ireland

International Centre:

Concilium Legionis Mariae

Tel: +353 1 872 3153

email: [email protected]

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This is, in fact, the most important thing that Christianity has to offer: the possibility of entering into a relationship of friendship with God himself.

At the heart of the preaching of the kingdom is the message that God has made himself close in Jesus himself. Jesus is the kingdom, the saving presence of God. The Gospel is Jesus himself, and it embraces all that he is, says and does.

The message of the kingdom is fulfilled in the great mystery of Easter, the mystery of Christ’s death and resurrection, through which we are saved and drawn into a definitive relationship of friendship and sonship with God.

Since Easter, the method of evangelisation has essentially been to tell people what we now read in the Gospels about Jesus Christ and his saving work. To evangelise means to acquaint people with Jesus as we come to know him through the Gospels.

Monsignor Joseph Murphy, under-secretary of the Section for Diplomatic Staff, The Vatican

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