You cannot go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending.
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A welcome to all who have come home for Christmas and wishing all parishioners and visitors every blessing this Christmas time.
You cannot go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending.
Céad míle fáilte to our parish website! We want to make our parish website an interesting and worthwhile location for both parishioners and visitors to keep up to date with what’s happening in our parish. We hope that all parish and community groups will see it as a useful resource for getting information out to people. We welcome your feedback!
The Parish of Quin Clooney Maghera is in the Diocese of Killaloe and forms part of the Abbey Cluster with the parishes of Ennis, Clarecastle and Doora/Barefield.
Daily Mass this week: Monday: Mass at 10am in St Mary’s Church, Quin. No Morning Mass Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Normal weekend masses in the parish.
Christmas Masses:
Christmas Eve – St. John XXIII Church Clooney 7pm , St. Mary’s Church Quin 7.30pm Christmas Day – St. Stephen’s Church Maghera 9.30am St. Mary’s Church Quin 11am
Broadcasting to the parish from Quin on FM 107.9 megahertz on Sunday.
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A welcome to all who have come home for Christmas and wishing all parishioners and visitors every blessing this Christmas time.
Pope Francis will open the Holy Door in St Peter’s Basilicia Rome on Christmas Eve at the start of the great Jubilee Year of Hope. Bishop Fintan and all Diocesan Bishops will launch the Jubilee year on Sunday next 29th December, the feast of the Holy Family at the 11.30am Mass in the Cathedral Ennis.
SeniorLine is Ireland’s national telephone service for older people open every day of the year 10am-10pm, Freephone 1800 80 45 91.You may feel isolated, alone, bereaved or far from family. SeniorLine’s older volunteers are trained to listen, to support and refer to other helpful services if necessary. Don’t be alone and lift the phone. Phone SeniorLine 1800 80 45 91,
Advent is traditionally a season of remembering and hoping, remembering how the people of the Old Testament had longed for a new beginning, for a Messiah, and learning from them how to live with hope in a wintry world. The term ADVENTUS meant COMING or ARRIVAL. When Christians began to use this term they used it to refer to what
For many, many years, this pocket-sized magazine has been at the heart of Catholic Church life in Ireland. Published by the Jesuit Order, this little gem has, down the years, provided reassurance for our parents and grandparents in the beliefs and practices of their Catholic faith. We encourage families throughout the parish to re-engage with the Messenger. A year’s subscription