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There are about 5,000 in our parish. We have a very active and vibrant community in our parish with lots of different groups and organistions.
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Christ the King Church was modelled on the ideas from Vatican II. The church was opened and blessed on the 27 September 1985 by Most Rev. Jeremiah Newman, Bishop of Limerick
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Injustice is not invisible
In this Jubilee year of hope, let us bring hope and action to climate justice. May our God, who can move mountains, move all our hearts and minds this Lent to take action for climate justice.”
Trócaire boxes are now available in our church. A link to Trócaire donation page is also attached.
IMNDA (Irish Motor Neuron Disease Association) is holding its annual collection this month. This is a vital fundraiser for the Association and it hopes to raise €150000 to provide assistance to sufferers and fund vital research.
Thanks to all who attended our coffee morning on Thursday March 26. We raised €400 for this great cause.
This Sunday March 15 we celebrate Mother's Day and wish all our mothers a lovely day celebrating.
A Trocaire member will speak of its work at all weekend masses on March 21/22. This coincides with the 2026 Lenten Campaign
Bishop Leahy reflects on Fasting this year.
While fasting is not a central element of the Christian Faith, it has a place and perhaps we need to rediscover its value.
This week's gospel tells the story of Jesus meeting the Samaritan woman at the well. She recognises that he is a great prophet and tells the people of her city of her encounter with him
He stayed two days in the city and the Samaritans believed that he was the saviour of the World
