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- Céad Míle Fáilte - Welcome to Advent in our Parish
- Scroll down to Prayers for the Dead
- Newsletter news and Reflections this week.
- Parish office open Tues- Friday 10:30am till 1pm.
- Click on the Advent Video Prayer
- Christmas Cards and Candles available
- Many thanks for all your kindness and generosity
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Don't Forget to call into Kilmore Church to light a candle on the Remembrance Cross
Don't Forget to call into Kilmore Church to light a candle on the Remembrance Cross
Don't Forget to call into Kilmore Church to light a candle on the Remembrance Cross
Anniversaries this weekend
Saturday: 6.00pm Kilmore Quay November 27th. We pray for the soul of Paddy Barry, Grange,
whose anniversary occurs.
December 4th. We pray for the souls of Bill Roche, Neamstown, whose month’s mind occurs at this time, Peg Benson, Newtown, Kilmore Quay, whose first anniversary occurs, and John Moore and Margaret White, Kilmore Quay, Thomas Howlin, Maynooth and Kilmore Quay, and Vincent Mathers, Dublin, all of whose anniversaries occur.
Saturday: 7.30pm Tomhaggard November 27th. We pray for all our departed loved ones.
Minister of the Word: Cassie Norfield.
December 4th. We pray for the souls of Joan and Paddy Murphy, Tenacre, and deceased family members whose anniversaries occur.
Minister of the Word: Paula Hore.
Sunday: 10.00am Kilmore
November 28th. We pray for the soul of Jimmy Cousins, The Hill whose anniversary occurs.
Minister of the Word: Máire Fortune. Minister of the Eucharist:
Teresa McDonnell.
December 5th. We pray for Tommy Cousins, Ballask, his parents Jack and Johanna Cousins, Ballyharty, and Nigel Hoddell, The Hill, all of whose anniversaries occur. We also pray for the soul of Tom Power, Drinagh, and late of Kilmore, who was buried in Piercestown on Friday last, and for the soul of Tony Power late principal of Bridgetown College who died on Friday. Deepest sympathies to all his family at this time. Minister of the Word: Joe Maddock. Minister of the Eucharist: Margaret Byrne
. Sunday: 11.30am Mulrankin November 28th.
We pray for the souls of John and Rosie Miskella, and their daughter, Eileen, whose anniversaries occur.
We also pray for the soul of their son, Tim, whose ashes will be buried later today.
Minister of the Word: Aiden Miskella. December 5th. We pray for the soul of Kay Sinnott, Harpoonstown, whose month’s mind occurs, and Pat Hogan, Ballylibernagh, whose anniversary occurs. Minister of the Word: Sharon Warburton.
Weekday Mass Tuesday to Friday inclusive at 10am daily in Kilmore
New Schedule of Sunday Mass
Times in our Parish
Sunday Morning Mass Times
Mass in Kilmore 10am
Mass in Mulrankin 11;30
Saturday Evening Vigil Mass Times
Mass In Kilmore Quay – 6:00pm In Tomhaggard- 7:30pm
You are welcome to contact the Parish Office Number 053 91 35181
Ist Sunday of Advent begins this Sunday and leads us to Christmas Day
Don't Forget to call into Kilmore Church to light a candle on the Remembrance Cross
Don't Forget to call into Kilmore Church to light a candle on the Remembrance Cross
Advent Wreath and Candles
The Advent wreath began as a way for families to reflect on the meaning of Advent in their homes. Today, most Catholic churches use an Advent wreath during their celebration of the Advent season. The wreath is usually made of evergreen branches formed into a circle. The circle represents eternal life. The green colour of the wreath represents hope. It is a symbol of our hope for salvation and eternal life that Christ won for us on the Cross. The wreath is decorated with four candles, one for each week of Advent. One candle is lit on the Sunday at the beginning of each week of Advent. The first two candles and the fourth candle are usually purple. Purple is a colour of penance. It represents sorrow for our sins. The third candle is pink. This represents rejoicing because our Saviour is coming soon. The pink candle is lit on the third Sunday of Advent, which is called Gaudete Sunday, or Rejoice Sunday. The light from the lit candles represents Jesus, who is the Light of the World.
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament resumes every Monday in Tomhaggard. Adoration for the blessed Sacrament every Thursday in Kilmore Church after Mass.
If you can't join us in person you are encouraged to join with us at home by listening to our mass on your own radio The frequency is 103.90 fm.You are also welcome to join us on our Parish Webcam each day Tue- Fri at 10am and on Sunday also at 10am
November is the month of keeping in our Prayers those who suffer form Depression
Don't Forget to call into Kilmore Church to light a candle on the Remembrance Cross
November is the month of keeping in our Prayers those who suffer form Depression
Francis has asked the world to join him in praying for people with depression for the month of November, drawing a connection between depression, overwork, and burnout. “Overwork and work-related stress, cause many people to experience extreme exhaustion,” the Pope writes. “Sadness, apathy, and spiritual tiredness end up dominating people’s lives, who are overloaded due to the rhythm of life today. Let us pray that people who suffer from depression or burn-out will find support and a light that opens them up to life.”
In Kilmore we will have the Remembrance Cross where people can come in to light a special candle for the dead at any time in this month of remembrance. We ask you to write their names on each candle to make it even more personal for you.
Thank You.
You are welcome to contact the Parish Office Number 053 91 35181 If you can't join us in person you are encouraged to join with us at home by listening to our mass on your own radio The frequency is 103.90 fm.
You are also welcome to join us on our Parish Webcam each day Tue- Fri at 10am and on Sunday also at 10am
New Schedule of Sunday Mass Times in our Parish
Sunday Morning Mass Times Mass in Kilmore 10amMass
in Mulrankin 11;30
Saturday Evening Vigil Mass Times
Mass In Kilmore Quay – 6:00pm In Tomhaggard- 7:30pm
.You are also welcome to join us on our Parish Webcam each day Tue- Fri at 10am and on Sunday also at 10am
In Kilmore we will have the Remembrance Cross where people can come in to light a special candle for the dead at any time in this month of remembrance. At Mass each morning they will be relit . We ask you to write their names on each candle to make it even more personal and real for everyone.
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Pope Francis and his words.. Lets pray for a true dialogue for all believers to work together for an end to war and violence and so pray for a lasting peace in our troubled world.
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