You are invited for Evening Rosary
Our Lady's Grotto, Lislevane
8pm Every Evening for the Month of October
Gathering as a community on the Lord’s Day to celebrate the Eucharist has always been at the heart of our Church
However, changes in society - some brought by the Covid19 pandemic - have seen some people’s connect with Sunday Mass weakened.
Ireland's Catholic Bishops have launched material in print and online with which they invite people to reflect on the profound importance of Sunday Mass.
Welcoming Why Sunday Matters in a video message, Bishop Denis Nulty of Kildate and Leighlin, said, “As we journey through this Jubilee Year of Hope, the Irish Bishops’ Conference invites everyone to. We recognise it not only as an obligation, but also as a precious gift – the source and summit of our faith.”
Pastoral Message for the communities of the Family of Parishes
Read at all Masses on the weekend on May 10/11th 2025
The priests have worked together to create a fair and sustainable timetable for the months of June, July and August.
After careful reflection and discussion in recent weeks, we the six priests ministering in this family of parishes have developed a new summer timetable. It’s different from last years.
From Saturday 7 June 2025 the weekend Mass times will be as follows:
Saturday Vigil Mass
- 7:00pm - Clonakilty
- 7:00pm - Rosscarbery
Sunday Mass
- 8:30am - Clonakilty
- 9:00am - Courtmacsherry (July and August only)
- 10:00am - Ardfield
- 10:00am - Barryroe
- 11:00am - Clonakilty
- 11:00am - Rossmore
- 11:30am - Rosscarbery
- 11:30am - Timoleague
Fr. Ted Collins, Fr. Tom Hayes, Canon John Kingston, Canon Martin O'Driscoll, Fr. Fergus Ryan, Fr. Fergus Tuohy
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