Glanmire Parish Centre was officially opened on 25-May-2018. The parish centre has been many years in the thinking and planning and that wait has certainly been worth it. The new centre is a wonderful and flexible space and will add greatly to the parish community. At the official opening many of the main participants spoke […]
The sun shone for the 2018 May Procession. A large crowd left St Joseph’s and made its way along the route to the grotto. Along the route were altars and decorated windows and parishioners waiting for the procession to pass. Thanks for Rev Michael Keohane, PP Mayfield, for the homily at the grotto. Share post […]
16-April-2018 My Dear People, Human life is sacred and precious. Every human being must be treated with the greatest respect. This is true at every moment of life, from its first beginnings to its natural death. In the womb we grow and develop as full human beings, not as potential human beings. We read in […]
Each Good Friday the congregations of Glanmire join in an ecumenical walk of the cross. This walk journeys between St Joseph’s and St Mary & All Saints, starting at each church on alternate years. The end church serves refreshments each year. This year the walk started at St Joseph’s and made its way along to […]
Click here for dates for Confirmations for schools in Glanmire Parish for 2018. New Inn NS has confirmation every 2nd year and there isn’t a confirmation from New Inn this year. Share post Follow us
The annual Remembrance Mass will take place at Rathcooney Cemetery on Tuesday 2nd July at 7:30pm. Holy Water will be available at the graveyard at this mass to bless your family grave. Please join us at this very special event which remembers and celebrates the lives of those we have loved and who have gone […]
At 7:30pm on 1st Wednesday of each month you are invited to join in praying the Rosary at the Grotto. This pious practice of honouring Mary has been recommended by a number of Popes. The rosary is a time-honoured prayer, so why not join in! Share post Follow us
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“I would like to say Mass.”
Dominic Tang, the courageous Chinese archbishop, was imprisoned for twenty-one years for nothing more than his loyalty to Christ. After he had spent five years of solitary confinement in a windowless, damp cell, he was told by his jailers that he could leave it for a few hours to do whatever he wanted. Five years of solitary confinement and he had a couple of hours to do what he wanted! What would it be? A hot shower? A change of clothes? Certainly, a long walk outside? A chance to call or write to family? What would it be? the jailer asked him. “I would like to say Mass,” replied Archbishop Tang. The Vietnamese Jesuit, Joseph Nguyen-Cong Doan, who spent nine years in labour camps in Vietnam, relates how he was finally able to say Mass when a fellow priest-prisoner shared some of his own smuggled supplies. “That night, when the other prisoners were asleep, lying on the floor of my cell, I celebrated Mass with tears of joy. My altar was my blanket, my prison clothes my vestments. But I felt myself at the heart of humanity and of the whole of creation.” Today’s feast of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Jesus constantly calls us beyond ourselves to sacrificial love for others.
Annual mass for the deceased will take place in Rathcooney Graveyard on Tuesday 2nd July at 7.30 pm.
You are invited to visit the Blessed Sacrament in the Adoration Room in the Parish Centre on Friday’s from 10.30 am to 10 pm.
94th Cork Eucharistic Procession.
Participants joining the Procession today from the Eastern Parishes, e.g. St Patrick’s and Military Hill, St Joseph’s and Our Lady Crowned, Mayfield, Glanmire and Glounthaune: We recommend each Parish group to assemble at Mangan’s Clock, Patrick’s Street at 2.45 pm sharp.
June 28th Feast Day of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Vigil of Adoration and Reparation after the 8pm Novena Mass in Sacred Heart Church, Western Road. Mass also at Midnight, vigil ends at 3.30 am. All welcome.
Evangelium Ireland will host a one-day Apologetics Conference for young adults at All Hallows’ College, Drumcondra, Dublin 9 on 13th July 2019 from 9.00am – 8.00pm. The conference will include Holy Mass, informative talks and workshops by clergy, religious and laity and a social in the evening to conclude the event. Talks will be given on aspects of The Eucharist, Sacred Scripture, Sin and there will be workshops on the Complementarity of the Sexes. The cost for the day, including lunch and supper is €32.50. For full details and booking information please see our website www.evangelium.ie. Find us on Facebook at “Evangelium Ireland” or contact us at evangeliumireland@gmail.com or 086 2189025.
The Garden of Gertie & Maurice O ‘Donoghue at Dromboy, Carrignavar, will open today from 2.00-6.00pm, in aid of Marymount Hospice. There will be a sculpture trail, plant sale and teas will be served. It will be signposted from the Cork-Mallow Road (N20) and from Carrignavar Village [Eircode T34 HK37].
2nd Collection next weekend is for Peters Pence.
HOLY ROSARY SUMMER FAITH CAMP FOR CHILDREN
Boy and girls aged 6-13. Dates: 8th - 12th July 2019
9.30am-2.30pm each day. Games. Singing. Drama. Bible stories. Venue: St. Brigid's Primary School, Midleton. €40 for 1st child in family. €30 for additional children.Tel: Deirdre: 086 0853535 or Fr. Eamon Roche: 086 9972539
Application Forms in Midleton Parish Office or from midletonparish.ie/faith-camp
Living Trinitarian love: three insights
St Augustine said, “Where there is love, there is the Trinity”. He gave the “analogy of love” with Father—Son—Spirit as Lover, Beloved, and Love flowing between them, respectively. Pope Benedict XVI in Deus Caritas Est (2005): “God is love, and he who abides in love abides in God, and God abides in him” (1 John 4:16). These words from the First Letter of John express with remarkable clarity the heart of the Christian faith: the Christian image of God and the resulting image of humankind and its destiny. In the same verse, St John also offers a summary of Christian life: “We have come to know and to believe in the love God has for us”. Pope Francis in Amoris Laetitia (2016): “The ability of human couples to beget life is the path along which the history of salvation progresses. Seen this way, the couple’s fruitful relationship becomes an image for understanding and describing the mystery of God himself, for in the Christian vision of the Trinity, God is contemplated as Father, Son and Spirit of love. The Triune God is a communion of love, and the family is its living reflection.”
You are invited to visit the Blessed Sacrament in the Adoration Room in the Parish Centre on Friday’s from 10.30 am to 10 pm.
Adoration meeting Tuesday night, 18th June 7.30 pm in the Pastoral Room.
94th Cork Eucharistic Procession – Sunday 23rd June.
Participants joining the Procession from the Eastern Parishes, e.g. St Patrick’s and Military Hill, St Joseph’s and Our Lady Crowned, Mayfield, Glanmire and Glounthaune: We recommend each Parish group to assemble at Mangan’s Clock, Patrick’s Street at 2.45 pm sharp.
Novena to the Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart Church, Western Road 20th June – 28th June 10 am & 8 pm daily.
Fri 28th June Mass at 8 pm, Vigil 9.30 pm to 3.30 am. Preacher: Fr Joe McGee.
Evangelium Ireland will host a one-day Apologetics Conference for young adults at All Hallows’ College, Drumcondra, Dublin 9 on 13th July 2019 from 9.00am – 8.00pm. The conference will include Holy Mass, informative talks and workshops by clergy, religious and laity and a social in the evening to conclude the event. Talks will be given on aspects of The Eucharist, Sacred Scripture, Sin and there will be workshops on the Complementarity of the Sexes. The cost for the day, including lunch and supper is €32.50. For full details and booking information please see our website www.evangelium.ie. Find us on Facebook at “Evangelium Ireland” or contact us at evangeliumireland@gmail.com or 086 2189025.
Upper Glanmire Community Association invite everyone in the area to a Community Alert Information Meeting in the Community Centre on Tuesday 18th June at 8 pm. All welcome.
Annual mass for the deceased will take place in Rathcooney Graveyard on Tuesday 2nd July at 7.30 pm.
HOLY ROSARY SUMMER FAITH CAMP FOR CHILDREN
Boy and girls aged 6-13. Dates: 8th - 12th July 2019
9.30am-2.30pm each day. Games. Singing. Drama. Bible stories. Venue: St. Brigid's Primary School, Midleton. €40 for 1st child in family. €30 for additional children.Tel: Deirdre: 086 0853535 or Fr. Eamon Roche: 086 9972539
Application Forms in Midleton Parish Office or from midletonparish.ie/faith-camp
Glanmire Parish, County Cork, Ireland
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Called to Fly in the Spirit:There is an old fable about a changeling eagle. A tribesman who lived in a forest, one day found an egg of an eagle. He took the egg home and hatched it along with the chicken eggs.This eaglet started growing up with the other chicks. It started eating white ants and litt...Glanmire Parish,
Springhill,
Glanmire,
Co. Cork,
Ireland.
T45 TW72
Email office@glanmireparish.ie
Tel: +353 (0) 21 4820654
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