• 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 16th September 7.00pm

    Luke O' Connor Jnr, Ballyveria

    Sunday 17th Setpember 11.00am

    Richard & Ellen Hennessy

    Ballycroney

    Patrick & Ellen Hennessy, The Rower & Ballycroney.

    Monday 18th September 10.00am

    Tuesday 19th September 10.00am

    Wednesday 20th September 10.00am

    Thursday 21st September 1000am

    Friday 22nd September 10.00am

    Saturday 23rd September NO MASS

    Sunday 24th September 11.00am

    Tom & Statia Power, Forristalstown

    May Cashin, Aylwardstown

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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    The Kingdom of God: Christ cameamong us to bring salvation and freedom to our world and to our
    lives. He lived among us for thirty-three years. His public ministry
    lasted only three of those years. He had a vision and a dream for
    humanity. He summed up his vision in one short sentence, ‘what
    I command you is that you love one another’. During his years of
    public ministry, he endeavoured to see that his apostles, his
    followers and the ordinary people bought into his vision. He
    knew that his message of love and forgiveness would not
    become a reality overnight. A vision of love is always a ‘slow
    burner’. It’s a case of one step forward, two steps backward! He
    once compared his kingdom to a mustard seed. It is the smallest
    of all seeds. Yet if sown in good ground, the seed will grow into a
    fine shrub.
    We are Christ’s brothers and sisters, his followers. In our lifetime
    it is up to us to sow the seeds of the kingdom hoping that future
    generations will reap a harvest. We have to choose good seed
    and prepared the ground properly so that the seed will take root
    and grow. But how do we hand on the faith to the next
    generation. Our young people are living in a world that is losing
    the faith, not attending Church and going its own way. They see
    materialism everywhere and they are influenced by what they
    see around them. To them the Church appears old fashioned,
    just keeping going, just holding the fort. They see the Church as
    not addressing their needs or their concerns.
    So, what can be done. We know that young people are in a
    better place today than they have ever been in history. They are
    well educated and with social media they have the ability to
    communicate with each other as never before. They are
    enthusiastic and idealistic as young people always are. To
    connect with young people requires that we take a radical look at
    what the church is offering to its followers today.
    As yet, we don’t know the way forward. It is a work in progress
    but we know that things will have to change. Many individuals
    and many groups in the Church are sowing new seeds. However,
    the seeds are slow to sprout. Nothing is going to change
    overnight. We need to be open to what is new and not be afraid
    of things being different. In our own time we keep looking
    forward and planning. There is no going back. Like the Apostles,
    in their time, we must launch out into the deep. At the same
    time, we have to wait in patience and leave many things to the
    providence of Almighty God.

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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    View our Current Parish Newsletter here.

    Newsletterfor 17th September 2023

     

  • 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.