Ancient Order of Hibernians in America
Bus Pilgrimage to St John Paul Shrine & Franciscan MonasteryTime: 8:00 am - 7:00 amPlease join us for a bus tour of the Saint John Paul the Great Shrine, and the Franciscan Monastery in Washington DC.
Bus leaves from Saint Gregory the Great Church
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New York — May 8, 2025 — The Ancient Order of Hibernians in America (AOH) extends heartfelt congratulations and prayerful best wishes to His Holiness, Pope Leo XIV, on his election [...]
Mary has a unique place in salvation history and in the Church. Because she responded yes to becoming the Mother of God, she is our first model of discipleship and [...]
New York— 04/29/25 — The Ancient Order of Hibernians in America (AOH) congratulate and offer our prayerful best wishes to our brother Hibernian, Bishop Elect Father John E. Keehner on [...]
Dear Brothers in the Ancient Order of Hibernians, family, and friends, It is with a sad heart that we learn of the passing of Pope Francis. Pope Francis’ legacy is [...]
It is with profound sorrow that the Ancient Order of Hibernians mourns the passing of His Holiness, Pope Francis. Throughout his papacy, Pope Francis embodied the principles of faith, humility, [...]
John L. Sullivan, a son of Irish immigrants became America's first sports superstar. From his humble beginnings in Roxbury, Massachusetts, to the heights of boxing fame, Sullivan's journey is a [...]
The Ancient Order of Hibernians (AOH) has long stood as a voice for Irish American families, workers, and small businesses. In light of recent discussions surrounding tariffs on Irish imports [...]
On April 24, 1832, 57 Irish immigrants from the counties of Derry, Donegal and Tyrone boarded the barque John Stamp at the port of Derry to begin their voyage to Philadelphia. They [...]
There was a time when mouse clicks and tweets did not drive reporters; they actually went out, sometimes at great personal peril, to find the news. One such reporter and [...]
William Shakespeare observed, “The evil that men do lives after them; The good is oft interred with their bones.” It speaks to the ironic tendency for society to notarize, even [...]