• 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

     

     

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    Saturday 2nd March 7.00pm

    James & Mary Aylward, Carrigcloney

    Matty Aylward, Ballyfacey

    Danny & Bridie Aylward, Ballyfacey

    Sean Aylward, Ballyfacey.

     

    Mick, Peggy, Tom & Pat Dwyer

     

    Sunday 3rd March 11.00am

    Funeral Mass Mrs. Bridget Hartley

    Monday 4th March 10.00am

    Paddy Culleton, Boston & Kilbride

    Tuesday 5th Mach 10.00am

    Mary Statia Dwyer, Haggard

    Wednesday 6th March 10.00am

    Thursday 7th March 10.00am

    Friday 8th March 10..00am

    Satruday 9th March NO MASS

    Sunday 10th March 11.00am

    Laura Comiskey, Robinstown

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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    Ash Wednesday last week marked the beginning of the Holy Season of Lent. This is the time every year when we make a special effort to fast, do penance, reflect on our faith and perform acts of charity. In this way we prepare for the great celebrations of Holy Week; the Passion, Death and Resurrection of Christ. It is through the events of the first Holy Week that we attain redemption.

     

    On Ash Wednesday we wear ashes on our foreheads to remind us that we came from the earth and to the earth we will, one day, return. As the ashes is placed on our foreheads we think of the words of Jesus, “Repent and believe in the Good News.” The Good News is that we are loved by God and by his Son. Jesus Christ.

     

    The ashes are made from blessed palm branches, taken from the previous year’s Palm Sunday Mass. The ashes remind us also that God is gracious and merciful to those who call on Him with changed hearts. God’s mercy is of utmost importance during the season of Lent.

     

    The Stations of the Cross are most commonly prayed during Lent on Fridays, and especially on Good Friday. Many of us were taught as children to “give up something” for Lent. Our parents made sure that what we did for Lent was really penance. Throughout our history Christians have found that prayer, fasting, and almsgiving were a great help in coming close to Christ.

     

    Nowadays some prefer to look at personal habits that need work or to reach out to people in need. The priority is to grow closer to Christ. We are not asked to be perfect, but we should put forth a good effort. We can pray, fast and give alms.

     

    For almost 50 years our people have contributed generously to Trocaire during the Lenten Season. Trocaire is the Irish language word for “compassion”. Trocaire turns the compassion of the Irish people into life-changing support for some of the poorest people in the world.

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    View our Current Parish Newsletter here.

    Newsletter for 3rd March 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.