St Valentines Day - Sites for Catholic singles 2021

St Valentines Day - Sites for Catholic singles 2021 https://www.indcatholicnews.com/news/41542 Today is the feast of St Valentine, patron saint of courtship, engaged couples and happy marriages. While its never been easy finding a life partner - since the pandemic began its been much harder to get out and meet people. However - there are plenty of websites, apps and organisations out there to help. If you are a single Catholic - or know someone else who is - here is an up-to date list of websites and apps where you may well find new friends or meet someone special. Friends First - Described as a 'good old-fashioned service for Christians' Christian introduction agency based in the Midlands which takes great care with clients of all denominations and has an excellent track record. See: www.friends1st.co.uk/ Catholicmatch.com - Faith focussed dating - described as the largest Catholic dating site in the world. The site is international, but has many members based in the UK. See: www.catholicmatch.com/ Catholic Mates - a free, completely on-line, international Catholic dating website. www.catholicmates.com/ Christian Connections - An introduction service for Christians of all denominations. See: www.christianconnection.com/ Catholic Singles - Catholic Dating App with free messaging - www.catholicsingles.com/ And if you in Dublin, visit the Shrine of St Valentine in Whitefriars Street Church. See: www.whitefriarstreetchurch.com/index.php/the-church/shrines/saint-valentine You can also light a candle online: https://whitefriarstreetchurch.ie/index.php/candle-and-prayers/lightacandle And attend Mass online at Whitefriars Street Church: www.churchservices.tv/whitefriarstreet

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