Shalom World to Launch New Media Centre in Portlaoise with Thanksgiving Mass
Port Laoise, Laois Jan 27, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Shalom World, the global Christian media, is set to officially inaugurate its new Media Centre in Portlaoise with a Thanksgiving Mass and Blessing Ceremony on Thursday, 29th January 2026.
The ceremony, which begins at 10:00 AM at SS. Peter and Paul's Church, will be celebrated by Bishop Denis Nulty. The event marks the formal beginning of the ministry's operations from its new Irish headquarters, symbolizing a bridge between the local community and a global audience.
Under the theme "From the heart of Portlaoise to every corner of the world," the new Media Centre represents a significant investment in faith-based broadcasting. By establishing this hub, Shalom World aims to produce and distribute commercial-free, family-friendly content that promotes peace and spiritual growth to over 140 countries.
"This blessing ceremony is a moment of profound gratitude," a spokesperson for Shalom World stated. "It marks the start of a new chapter where Portlaoise becomes a central part of our mission to share the Gospel through modern media."
Following the liturgical celebration and the formal blessing of the centre, a reception will be held at the Parish Centre. Members of the local community, clergy, and media representatives are invited to attend this historic occasion and learn more about the work being done at the new facility.
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