Feast Days
Tuesday 12th, The Most Holy Name of Mary; This feast was included in the Calendar in 1684 to celebrate the victory over the Turks at Vienna in 1683. Suppressed in the revision of 1969, it was restored as an optional…
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Roman Catholic Diocese of Cloyne, County Cork, Ireland.
Tuesday 12th, The Most Holy Name of Mary; This feast was included in the Calendar in 1684 to celebrate the victory over the Turks at Vienna in 1683. Suppressed in the revision of 1969, it was restored as an optional…
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“Walk the Cross” Munster is taking place on 14th, 15th and 16th of September 2023. A quarter of a cross shall be walked from each of the four provinces of Ireland to Clonmacnoise to be assembled there. Details in relation…
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The Season of Creation continues until the Feast of St. Francis on October 4th. The Church’s role in promoting the protection of the environment and the care of Creation has been addressed by Pope Francis many times but his encyclical…
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The Totus Tuus Men for Christ Conference 2023 – a Catholic Conference for Men will be live & exclusive on Radio Maria Ireland, Saturday 16th September from 2pm. Speakers for this year’s Conference are: Fr. Billy Swan, Fr. Chris Hayden,…
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Usually the quote for the week is taken from a saint or a church document or something in relation to our faith. This week I am using a quote that I found used to lead into a chapter of a…
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Anniversaries: Teresa Horgan, Donal O’Mahony, Geraldine Clancy, Eileen O’Brien, Jane O’Brien.
The St. Pio National Pilgrimage at Knock takes place on the weekend of Saturday/Sunday 16th/17th September. A bus from Midleton is going on September 16th staying overnight at St. Mary’s. For details contact Mamie Garde @ 087-6328113 or Mary O’Farrell,…
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The Legion of Mary pilgrimage to Knock will take place on Sunday 24th September. Bus leaves Midleton Park Hotel at 6.45am and pick up in Carrigtwohill Main Street is at 7am. Contact Mary 087-1279323 or Terrence 086-3895100. Cost of the…
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Monday, 4th September, St Mac Nissi. Oengus Mac Nissi took his name from his mother Cnes or Ness. It is claimed that Patrick baptised him and taught him the psalms. He chose the district of Connor for his hermitage, but…
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