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March is Irish American Heritage Month

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John Boyle O’Reilly: The Fenian Who Became Boston’s Voice

When John Boyle O’Reilly arrived in Boston in 1869, he was not a celebrated poet or civic leader. He was a Fenian exile who had escaped from a British penal colony in Western Australia after being transported there for revolutionary activity. Within twenty years he would become one of the most respected voices in the city: editor of The Boston Pilot, a widely read poet, and a civic leader whose influence extended far beyond the Irish immigrant community. O’Reilly rebuilt his life in America … Read More .... about John Boyle O’Reilly: The Fenian Who Became Boston’s Voice

“I Shot at Every Damn Plane I Could See”: John Finn’s One Man Fight at Pearl Harbor

By Neil Cosgrove

On the morning of December 7th, 1941, John William Finn was asleep at his home at Kaneohe Bay Naval Air Station on Oahu when a neighbor's … [Read More...] about “I Shot at Every Damn Plane I Could See”: John Finn’s One Man Fight at Pearl Harbor

Kate Mullany: An Irish Immigrant Who Helped Working Women Organize

By Neil Cosgrove

Kate Mullany was a nineteen-year-old Irish immigrant when she became the head of her household. Her father had died in 1864, leaving behind a … [Read More...] about Kate Mullany: An Irish Immigrant Who Helped Working Women Organize

Introducing Our Friend, Saint Patrick

By Chris Cooke

The Ancient Order of Hibernians is pleased to share exciting news with our members and friends: the release of Our Friend, Saint Patrick, the … [Read More...] about Introducing Our Friend, Saint Patrick

AOH President’s Day Wreath Laying for Grant and Teddy Roosevelt

By Dan Dennehy

In a joint venture with Irish America 250, a nonpartisan organization dedicated to celebrating the Irish role in U.S. history, Hibernians across … [Read More...] about AOH President’s Day Wreath Laying for Grant and Teddy Roosevelt

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The Chaplain’s Corner

Deputy National Chaplain Update – May 2025

By Rev. Colm Mitchell

Deputy National Chaplain Fr. Colm Mitchell             I imagine by the time this issue of the Digest is sent out, we will be into the Easter season. As … [Read More...] about Deputy National Chaplain Update – May 2025

The Jubilee Year ‘Pilgrims of Hope’: A Reflection for the Ancient Order of Hibernians

By Rev. Martin O'Reilly

The Jubilee Year theme, ‘Pilgrims of Hope,’ resonates profoundly with the Ancient Order of Hibernians (AOH). As members of this storied organization, we are called to reflect on our shared history, values, and … [Read More...] about The Jubilee Year ‘Pilgrims of Hope’: A Reflection for the Ancient Order of Hibernians

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2026 AOH/LAOH Convention in Omaha

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Hartford Division 2 Holds Christmas Toy/Gift Card Drive

Hartford Division 2 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians held a successful Toy/Gift Card Drive on … [Read More...] about Hartford Division 2 Holds Christmas Toy/Gift Card Drive

AOH Division 17 Serves 1,400 Meals at St. Anthony’s Dining Room

The AOH Division 17 was well represented on Saturday July 26th at St. Anthony’s Dining Room, located … [Read More...] about AOH Division 17 Serves 1,400 Meals at St. Anthony’s Dining Room

2025 Greater Hartford Irish Road Bowling Tournament

The Ancient Order of Hibernians Hartford Division 2 held the 2025 Greater Hartford Irish Road … [Read More...] about 2025 Greater Hartford Irish Road Bowling Tournament

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