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01 October 2021

Baptisms can now be booked via the website

A new facility has been added to the website allowing baptisms to be booked.

Just visit the following link:

barryroe.ie/baptism

Please note that currently Baptisms and Funerals are not offered on Sundays

05 September 2021

August 2021 – Financial Information regarding Barryroe Parish

A message from Father David O'Connell - Parish Priest

Dear Parishioner,

I begin by saying on behalf of the Parish Finance Committee and myself a sincere thank you to all of you who have supported the upkeep of the Parish and my ministry here among you. It is greatly appreciated.

This notice offers information on Financial Matters and the multiple ways you can give to meet the Financial Needs of the Parish.

01 September 2021

Further to the notice published on the 15 August regarding the Family of Parishes here is confirmation of the new Mass times

As from Saturday 4 September:

Saturday	9:30am	Barryroe - Church of Our Lady, Star of the Sea
Saturday	7:30pm	Courtmacsherry - Sacred Heart Church
Sunday	10:00am	Barryroe - Church of Our Lady, Star of the Sea
Monday	9:30am	Barryroe - Church of Our Lady, Star of the Sea
Tuesday	9:30am	Courtmacsherry - Sacred Heart Church
Wednesday	9:30am	Barryroe - Church of Our Lady, Star of the Sea

Mass for the Parish of Barryroe will continue to be available via the website at barryroe.ie

Live stream will alternate each week between the Saturday 7:30pm Vigil Mass from Courtmacsherry and Sunday 10am Mass from Barryroe

Denis O'Regan will be on holiday the weekend of 11/12 September so after the live stream of the Vigil Mass at 7:30pm on Saturday 4 September the next broadcast will be from Barryroe at 10am on Sunday 19 September.

Live stream Masses are indicated in Red on the website calendar

View the Calendar

23 August 2021

These studies are open to all adults who wish to explore a deeper understanding of the Catholic Faith.

15 August 2021

In recent weeks Bishop Fintan visited the West Cork area encouraging us to face some new realities and challenges.

He restated his commitment to the formation of “Families of Parishes” in the Diocese including a re-configuration of the parishes for mission.

Bishop Fintan said that this is going to involve change - radical change - re-configuring our Parish Faith Communities for mission so that we can live and share the good news of Jesus Christ reaching out to those on the margins of our church community, those who may have drifted away, our young people and those hurt by the Church.