PARISH OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
CONTACT: 053 9377188
Email: kilmyshallparish@gmail.com
DUE TO COVID-19 SITUATION ADORATION IS CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. HOWEVER THE CHURCH WILL REMAIN OPEN SO PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CALL IN AT ANY TIME TO PRAY IN FRONT OF THE TABERNACLE.
PRAYER IS SO MUCH NEEDED IN OUR COUNTRY AT THIS TIME
IN LINE WITH THE HSE DIRECTIVE ON SOCIAL DISTINCING. SPLIT-THE-POT & 300-1 CLUB DRAWS ARE SUSPENDED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
EVENING OF PRAYER WITH EDDIE STONES
POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE!
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Welcome and thank you for visiting our Parish Website. Our site is intended to be a source of information about the parish for locals and visitors. We hope that you find these pages both informative and supportive.
We welcome your suggestions. Email us at kilmyshallparish@gmail.com
St Mary Magdalene Church, Kilmyshall
St. Mary Magdalene Church, Kilmyshall was built in 1831. The architect Richard Pierce from Wexford, designed the Church. The Church is a large barn-type building with Gothic Georgian-style plain glass windows. These were replaced in 2003 with windows of identical pattern. The Church has recently been refurbished, and a new marble tabernacle and marble ambo has been added and the Church has also been repainted and new lighting installed.
In 2016 after a long delay due to the fact that the Church is a listed building, the roof was finally replaced and also insulated. It is through the great generosity of parishioners and all who supported the fundraising efforts of the Parish Council that this work has now been completed.
The Parish is served by our Priest Fr. Pat Duffy and the parish Council, whose aim is to build up a faith and caring community. It is our hope that our website will not only be informative, but will contribute to uniting all who live here and to help build up a community that is caring and willing to share their time and talents for the benefit of their parish community.
PARISH INFORMATION
Fr. Pat Duffy C.C. 053 9377188
Email: kilmyshallparish@gmail.com
Weekend Masses: Saturday: 8:00pm & Sunday 10:30am.
Weekdays: 9:30am Mass Tuesday, Thursday & Friday.
7:30pm. Wednesday.
Confessions : Sat. 6:45 to 7:30pm. Any time by request.
Prayer Group: meets every Wednesday night after 7:30pm Mass in the Parochial House.
Visit our website at www.kilmyshallparish.com
Please let your Priest know when a family
member is in hospital or sick at home
Kilmyshall Parish Office Opening Hours:
Tuesday & Friday 9:00am – 1:00pm
Parish Office: Contact: 053 9377188
All notices for the Newsletter before Wed. at 1:00pm.
DESIGNATED SAFE GUARDING PEOPLE
Kilmyshall: Barbara Murphy 087 9580705
DO SOMETHING AMAZING!
DO A CATHOLIC GAP YEAR
ARE YOU 18 – 30?
INTERESTED IN SPREADING THE GOSPEL?
FIND OUT ABOUT NET MINISTRIES ENCOUNTER WEEKEND. MEET YOUNG PEOPLE OF YOUR OWN AGE.
YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES!
Contact: www.netministries.ie 074 9190606
NATIONAL –
NET is a national ministry. NET began in the USA in 1981.
It has spread from there to Australia, Canada, Uganda, and in 2003 the first
team was went to Ireland. Our teams minister to parishes and schools all
across Ireland. As well, in the past few years NET Ireland has begun to send
missionaries on excursions to Scotland, England, and the United Arab Emirates.
EVANGELISATION –
One of NET’s primary purposes is evangelisation. Evangelisation means to share
the Good News of the Gospel Message. Every single one of our missionaries has
had a personal encounter with Jesus in his/her life, and has a personal relationship
with Him. This is extremely helpful in equipping our missionaries to communicate
to the youth the gospel message and the impact that Jesus’ Love has had on their lives,
on a peer-to-peer level.
TEAMS –
During their training period, NET missionaries are put into teams. This year, we have
local teams ministering to parish/school communities in cork, Dunshaughlin, and
Athenry. These teams’ main priority is to build relationships with the young people of
the area, and help them grow in their faith. We also have a Road team, which travels
to schools and parishes all over Ireland putting on Encounter Days. We also have
two teams on permanent placement in Scotland this year.
Is God calling you to priesthood or religious life?
You have only one life!
How will you use your gift of life?
It is the most important and for-reaching choice you will ever make.
If you feel called to priesthood or religious life, don’t be afraid, to take that step and get in touch with your local Vocations Director.
DIOCESE OF FERNS: Fr. Jim Finn 087/2119151
www.fernsvocations.ie
Welcome and thank you for visiting our Parish Website. Our site is intended to be a source of information about the parish for locals and visitors. We hope that you find these pages both informative and supportive.
We welcome your suggestions. Email us at kilmyshallparish@gmail.com
St Mary Magdalene Church, Kilmyshall
St. Mary Magdalene Church, Kilmyshall was built in 1831. The architect Richard Pierce from Wexford, designed the Church. The Church is a large barn-type building with Gothic Georgian-style plain glass windows. These were replaced in 2003 with windows of identical pattern. The Church has recently been refurbished, and a new marble tabernacle and marble ambo has been added and the Church has also been repainted and new lighting installed.
The Parish is served by our Priest Fr. Pat Duffy and the parish Council, whose aim is to build up a faith and caring community. It is our hope that our website will not only be informative, but will contribute to uniting all who live here and to help build up a community that is caring and willing to share their time and talents for the benefit of their parish community.
MASS TIMES IN KILMYSHALL
Vigil Mass (Saturday Night) 8:00pm
Sunday Morning: 10:30am
Weekday Masses:
Monday Eucharistic Service Tuesday 9:30am Wednesday 7:30pm Thursday 9:30am Friday 9:30am
Every Tuesday 10:00am to 5:00pm (In the Oratory at back of Parochial House in Winter).
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening after 7:30pm Mass. All are welcome.
Eucharistic Adoration
Eucharistic Adoration take place in St Mary Magdalene Church, Kilmyshall every Tuesday from 10:00am to 4:00pm. If you feel that you can spend time with Jesus present in the Blessed Sacrament please feel free to call in at any time during the day even for a few minutes. If you or someone you know would like to commit to an hour each Tuesday, please contact the parish office and leave your name and contact details. Jesus is waiting and welcomes all who call on him.
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VOCATIONS TO THE PRIESTHOOD
Pope Francis experienced himself, personally, this tension between being called by the Lord and being advised to wait. ‘This is an initiative which the Lord takes. The Lord calls. He calls each of those whom he wills to become priests’.
The story of a vocation by Jorge Mario Bergoglio.
It is the most important and for-reaching choice you will ever make.
If you feel called to the priesthood or religious life, don’t be afraid, to take that step and get in touch with your local
Vocations Director.
DIOCESE OF FERNS: Fr. Billy Swan, 087 1225407/053 9235777.
More information about vocations to the Diocesan Priesthood can be found at:
www.vocations.ie
The Kilmyshall Community Christmas Party was held on Sunday 6th December in Kilmyshall community hall. A great evening was had by all.
Santa got delayed but did arrive and all the children got to speak with him. A lovely meal was served with plenty of cakes and buns for the tea afterwards.
Andy & Kitty performed their recitations on the night and children sang songs. MC Seamus Long provided the music on the night and lovely spot prizes were available to be won on the night.
A special thanks to all who helped in preparing for the evening, decorating the hall etc. Thanks to James & Keith for decorating the hall those who cooked the food and provided trifles and all who helped on the night. Your support is very much appreciated.
Two public meetings in June and July at which Dermot Nolan, Conservation Engineer
with wide experience of dealing with damage to listed buildings, made a detailed report
on the present condition of the church roof.
His conclusion was that the current problems
with the roof are down to poor original design and largely as a result of this there was a
gradual deterioration over time. Patching the roof was not an option because the problem
of leakage is a general one.
Lengthy discussions took place following both meetings.
At the meeting in June the following motion was put and voted on.
“The roof will be done as outlined in Dermot Nolan’s report and any electrical
and remedial work necessary”.
The meeting voted overwhelmingly to back the Engineer’s Report. It was also agreed
that fund raising would be deferred until the school had reached its fundraising
target and until adequate funds were available to finance the re-roofing of the church.