We turn now to the three most important days that the world has ever witnessed, namely Christ’s three final days of suffering, death and Resurrection. Booklets are available at the back of churches to bring home. Easter this year as we have come to realise will be very different. As there are no public ceremonies we […]

there are some good things coming from these times, if you view the Video……….I like Isaac Newtons reading of a similar Pandemic in his lifetime

Only a few branches of Palm were left over last Sunday in the porch of the two Churches. This shows us the large number of people – while following the Government and Church guidelines – find consolation in their visits to their church. Confessions are in Ballymurn this evening, Tuesday 7/4/2020 from 6.30 pm until […]

No matter what the conditions through our History we have always risen above them with faith, hope and belief in better days to come. President Kennedy said when he visited this country that his Irish great grandfather left these shores with a great desire for liberty and deep faith. Our Video today shows us a […]

Tomorrow we commence Holy Week. As there are no public ceremonies in our churches throughout Ireland, this site will inform you of what is happening in our own Parish each day in Ballymurn and Crossabeg, throughout the coming week. Tomorrow morning after my own Private Mass, blessed palms will be available throughout the day from […]

You are most welcome as we begin another week. As someone said to to me this morning at the shop ” these are strange times that we are living in” and so they are. Our primary focus really is: continue to turn our attention to our God who has always shown us that he loves […]

Wishing all mothers a very happy Mothers Day. May you find today many blessings of love and hope. Also, our public times of prayer for today are – Ballymurn church at 10.00 am continuing until 4.00 pm. Crossabeg church at 10.30 am continuing until 4.30 pm. This is a time when you go into the […]

Tonight we launch our new website for our Parish. This has been a week like no other in living memory. St. Patrick’s Day – no masses, no parades, people out of work, restaurants and bars closing as the Coronavirus spreads across the world. It can be a time of great fear and so a time […]