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Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary
On Monday, we celebrate the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, a solemnity and a holyday of obligation for us as Catholics.
Mass at 10am and 7.30pm.
Digital Advent Calendar for 2024
The Irish Bishops’ Conference are delighted to be bringing you their digital Advent Calendar again this year. It will go live on the First Sunday of Advent on 1 December 2024.
You can find it here: https://www.catholicbishops.ie/adventcalendar/
Advent marks the beginning of the new calendar year for Christians. The digital Advent calendar offers a distinctive and spiritually enriching way to
Change in Scheduled Confessions
With the addition of Mass in St. Kevin’s on Saturdays at 6pm during Advent, scheduled Confessions will now be available after the 10am Mass on Saturday mornings until further notice, or on request at any time from Fr. Damien.
Mass in St. Kevin’s Church, Philipstown
Following consultation and discernment, a Vigil Mass will be celebrated in St. Kevin’s Church, Philipstown throughout Advent.
Mass will be on each Saturday evening in Advent at 6pm, beginning this Saturday, November 30th (Vigil of the First Sunday of Advent).
Hopefully these Advent Masses will help us better prepare for Christmas. As per last year, Mass will be celebrated in
Trócaire Christmas Gifts
If you want to give a gift this Christmas that can transform lives, buy a Trócaire Gift of Change. You can bring real hope and opportunity to families living in poverty, and a chance to create lasting, positive change. Ranging from just €5, each Trócaire gift will support critical work across the developing world. Gift cards will be available at
To be a people of hope! Irish Bishops’ statement for Election 2024 and questions for candidates
“In this 2024 election message, we set out some of the principal areas for reflection as we seek to bring the values of the Gospel of Jesus Christ to our national conversation. We do so respectfully. We do so inspired by the vision that gives us hope, namely: the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.”
You can read the