Blessing the Gift of New Life for Expectant Parents
Abbey Pastoral Area Blessing the Gift of New Life for Expectant Parents at SS Peter & Paul’s Church, Clarecastle at 7pm on Tuesday 20th October next.
All welcome.

Abbey Pastoral Area Blessing the Gift of New Life for Expectant Parents at SS Peter & Paul’s Church, Clarecastle at 7pm on Tuesday 20th October next.
All welcome.

Creating a Safe Parish – A safe parish is one where children and young people are cherished, listened to and protected.
Our safeguarding policies, training and procedures help us to provide safe environments for everyone involved in parish activities.
Please note there will be no daily Mass in the parish next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
12th, 13th and 14th October as Fr. Tom will be attending an In Service for Priests in Loughrea.
Morning mass as usual on Thursday and Friday of next week.
Safeguarding Month of October – Safeguarding in our parish, creating a safe and welcoming parish for everyone.
Our Shared Responsibility – Safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility. Each of us has a part to play in ensuring that our parish is a safe and welcoming place for all.
We encourage everyone involved in parish life…

October, Month of the Rosary. Rosary in Doora Church every Sunday morning at 8.45am for October, month of Holy Rosary. All welcome
“The Rosary supplies us with what is needed to pay all our debts to God and to our fellow men; and finally, it obtains all kinds of graces for us from almighty God.” …

Eucharistic Adoration in our Parish
All welcome to join Eucharistic Adoration in our parish
Barefield Church: Tuesday 10am – 7pm
Doora Church: Wednesday 5.30pm – 9pm
Roslevan Thursday 9.45am – 10.45am


Ten Years of Episcopal Leadership
On Friday next 25th September , we join the Diocese of Killaloe in wishing Bishop Fintan Monahan a very happy 10th anniversary of his episcopal ministry.
Bishop Fintan was ordained Bishop of Killaloe in the Cathedral of SS Peter…
Synodality: Walking Together as a Church
The word Synodality may sound complicated, but its meaning is quite simple: walking together.
For the Church in Ireland, synodality is an invitation to listen to one another, to listen to the Holy Spirit, and to ask where God is leading us at this particular moment in the…
