Notices
As from April 2024 the schedule for Livestream Mass from the parish of Barryroe will change
Important: There is no change to Mass times - this notice only concerns which Masses are livestreamed
It is planned that livestream Mass from Barryroe parish will normally occur as follows:
- Barryroe Sunday Mass - 2nd Sunday ot the month
- Courtmacsherry Vigil Mass - 4th Saturday of the month
The livestream Masses for the parish can be seen here Calendar (coloured pink)
The weekly pattern for providing livestream Mass will still be available at barryroe.ie as livestream Masses will be shared on alternate weekends from the parish of Timoleague on the homepage
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A diocesan pilgrimage to Lourdes is held annually
This year's pilgrimage will take place from Friday 20th to Wednesday 25th September
Parish groups, individuals and anyone with a desire to be part of this faith journey is welcome to partake.
Bishop Fintan thanks all those who volunteered last year and invites friends, family and fellow parishioners to this year's pilgrimage
People who need assistance are accommodated in a special hospital on the grounds of the shrine and this is staffed during the pilgrimage by people from Cork & Ross who volunteer to assist the pilgrims. The helpers and the able-bodied pilgrims stay in the hotels in the town - which are also near the Grotto.
If you'd like to join the Diocesan Pilgrimage as a helper this year, please
or telephone 085 252 5040
Are you grieving?
Bereavement is any significant loss in our lives. Grief is our natural response to this loss, Death is a very significant loss, but bereavement can also be in marriage breakdown, or miscarriage just to mention a few.
The process of grief can take time, it is a journey which has to be worked through. Grief is unique to each person, the greater the loss the more painful it can be. One of the greatest healers of grief is to share. A support group like Clonakilty Bereavement Support Group is a wonderful way to work through the pain of grief, where you feel understood, listened to, and encouraged to look inwards at your own inner strengths.
We are offering support over a 5-week period commencing:
Tuesday 20 February 2024
8:00pm in Clonakilty
This is a free service. For more information please phone:
023 883 5654
- Youth 2000 St Valentine's Ball
- Carol Service 2023
- St Vincent de Paul Christmas Collection 2023
- Penitential Service - Mon 18 Dec 2023 - 7pm
- Barryroe Carol Service - 17 Dec 2023
- Letter to the People of God
- Trócaire's Christmas Gifts of Change
- Light in a new path for parishes
- Christmas and Holydays 2023
- Youth 2000 Christmas retreat
- November 2023 Blessing of Graves and Cemetery Prayers
- Day of Prayer for Peace - 27 Oct 2023
- October 2023 Safeguarding Month
- A Workshop for Ministers of the Word
- Livestream from Carrigaline
- Your Invite to Alpha - 27 Sep 2023
- Courtmacsherry Harbour RNLI Lifeboat - 9 Sep 2023
- Mass times from 2 September 2023
- The Servant King
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