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Brother Richard Hendrick, fourth from left, previously served at Ards Friary. Photo: Irish Capuchin Franciscans
The Irish Capuchin Franciscans have announced Brother Richard Hendrick as Provincial Minister of the Irish Capuchin Province.
Brother Richard has spent a lot of time in Ards Friary over the years and was also Guardian there for a time, where he produced some beautiful poems and articles.
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“With great joy we announce the election of our new Provincial Minister and his Council,” the Irish Capuchin Franciscans announced. “Br Kevin Kiernan (Councillor), Br Marek Miszczyński (General Councillor), Br Martin Bennett (Provincial Vicar), Br Richard Hendrick (Provincial Minister), Br Ade Green (Councillor) and Br Philip Baxter (Councillor).”
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