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| Thursday |
10.00am Exposition of Blessed Sacrament: Thursdays in St Molua’s |
| Holy Days/First Friday | 10am |
| February, April, June, August, October, December 2026 | Saturday Vigil Mass at 8pm |
| Tuesday | 10.00am |
| January, March, May, July, September, November 2026 | Sunday Morning Mass at 11am |
The Inis Cealtra Pastoral Area comprises of the parishes of Bodyke & Tuamgraney, Ogonnelloe, Scariff, Feakle, Killanena & Flagmount, Mountshannon (Clonrush) & Whitegate and also provides services to Raheen Community Hospital.
Kieran Blake Co PP, VF 061 954 181 or 087 930 2214 or banner21faithfull@gmail.com
Fr Pat Larkin Co PP 061…
Family mass on Sunday 18th January will celebrate and welcome in a special way, the families who had children baptised in our Parish in 2025. Mass will be in St Mary’s church at 11am.
Ogonnelloe Parish is making its own Family Prayer Book and we are asking you to share your favourite prayer or prayers, for…
Café Exchange: is open on Saturday’s from 10am to 1pm. All are welcome.
A huge thanks to Jim, Louise and Eugene for all the time, effort and care you put into organising our Community Christmas Concert. It was a truly enjoyable evening for everyone, it captured the spirit of the Season and brought the community…
O’Gonnelloe Parish Office is open from 10am-2pm on Thursdays:
Please note deadline for newsletter is 11am on Thursdays.
You can check out the newsletter on our website www.ogonnelloeparish.ie or our Facebook page O’Gonnelloe Parish.
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Statement of the Winter 2025 General Meeting of the Irish Bishops’ Conference
Have Your Say –
The Department of Education and Youth has launched an important survey, inviting parents, guardians, staff, and board members of primary schools to express their…