Welcome to St. James' Parish Glenmore.
"Before you speak it is necessary for you to listen, For God speaks in the silence of the heart"
All bookings for funerals, weddings, baptism and anniversary masses must be made directly with Fr. O' Toole.
The sick and house bound of the Parish are visited by Fr. O' Toole on the first Friday of every month. Should anyone wish to be added to this list please contact Fr O' Toole to arrange.
Mass Times
Saturday 5th October
John, Peggy, Gerard & Richard Kehoe & Deceased Members of the Kehoe Gamilu Rochestown
Joan Ryna Guilkough
Sunday 6th October 11.00am
Monday 7th Ocoober 10.00am
Tuesday 8th October 10.00am
Wednesday 9th October 10.00am
Thursday 10th October 10.00am
Friday 11th October 10.00am
Saturday 12th October NO MASS
Sunday 13th October 11.00am
Maureen Hennessy, Busherstown
Months Mind Mass.
Two weeks from now on the 20th October we will be celebrating Mission Sunday. Mission Sunday reminds us each year of our missionaries working in the countries of Africa and Asia and across the world caring for the poor and the marginalised. They need our prayers and support. We think especially of those who work with the victims of war, poverty and hunger. Pope Francis continually emphasises how mission is central to the role of the Church. The pope has constantly spoken of the major contribution that the various missionary societies of men, women and lay people are making to the ongoing task of bringing the good news of salvation to the world. We in Ireland can take special pride in what Irish Missionaries have achieved. In the Diocese of Ossory, in the parish of Rosbercon we rejoice in what our own priests, brothers, sisters and lay personnel have given. We think too of the prayers, support and finances that our people have offered over the past 100 years in missionary engagement. Pope Francis is again reminding us this year that that the mission of Christ is ongoing, embracing all peoples of every creed and religious denomination. Since Vatican II the Church’s mission to the world has become more inclusive. Pope John XXIII and the Popes who came after him, emphasise that mission is to the world. The Church in modern times sees itself as working to bring about the Kingdom of God especially in areas where there is widespread abuse of human rights and where the growth of capitalism and industrialization have marginalized the native peoples. The mission of the Church cannot be separated from the problems of the world. There is an ever-increasing divide between the ‘haves’ and the ‘have nots’ and there is a massive refugee problem resulting from religious persecution and poverty. Global warming, even now, is posing such a threat to the wellbeing of Planet Earth. We cannot ignore the 33% of the world’s population living below the poverty line. We celebrate the efforts of the missionaries, who are working to confront these enormous challenges. Those who support them are missionaries themselves. The weekend after next will remind us again of the depth of Ireland’s missionary heritage. The success of our Missionaries will always rely on the prayers and generosity of the Irish people.
View our Current Parish Newsletter here.
Newsletter for 6th October 2024.
Glenmore Parish Mass streaming service.
Weekday masses will be streamed live at 10.00 am
The 1st, 3rd and 5th Saturday of the month at 7.00 pm
Every Sunday at 11.00 am
The Divine Mercy Prayer's will also be live streamed on webcam and will be available on the handset directly after 10.00 am mass on Wednesday 's
Donate
Your support of our parish is greatly appreciated and many thanks to all who contribute but if you feel you would like to contribute to our parish. Please contact our Parish Office to register for envelopes which facilitate regular contributions to our parish. Alternatively contributions by standing order can be arranged.
Currently the main sources of income into Parish Funds is derived from weekly envelope collection and the offertory basket collection at Mass / First Sunday door collection. All of this money is lodged to the Parish account and is used for the day to day running expenses / upkeep of Parish Hall, Car Park, Church and Graveyard.
St James' Parish Glenmore
Charity Reg No. 20015831
Located in South Kilkenny in the Diocese of Ossory.
The Parish Church is dedicated to St James the Apostle.
Parish Priest: Very Rev, Thomas O' Toole
Parochial House, Glenmore Via Waterford, Co. Kilkenny
Mobile: 087 2240787, Email: tm5-tle@hotmail.com
All bookings for funerals, weddings, baptism and anniversary masses must be made directly with
Fr. O' Toole.
The sick and house bound of the Parish are visited by Fr. O' Toole on the first Friday of every month. Should anyone wish to be added to this list please contact Fr O' Toole to arrange.
Baptisms Saturday at 5.00pm and Sunday at 11.00am
Confessions after 7.00 pm mass every 1st and 3rd Saturday evening.
Glenmore Parish Tel. 051 880414 / Contact / Mass Streaming Service
Located in South Kilkenny in the Diocese of Ossory. The Parish Church is dedicated to St James the Apostle.
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