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Load more / níos móWhat a lovely day of warmth and light! And that's what we had at St. Joseph's Church, Castletown Kinneigh today when 17 children received the Lord of Light for the first time in Holy Communion. One child is home-schooled and 16 attend Coppeen National School where their class teacher is Ms. Maria Buckley. The the Lord continue to bless them always.
20 hours ago
So beautiful⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
It was a beautiful Mass
So beautiful⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Beautiful picture x congrats
All beautiful congratulations to you all and to your parents.
Gorgeous picture. Congratulations to you all.
Fab,congrats to u al
Congratulations and every blessing to Lisa Heffernan and Denis Nyhan who celebrated Christian Marriage at St. Joseph's Church, Castletown Kinneigh today.
2 days ago
Congratulations Denis and Lisa 🎉
Congratulations, it was a great day,
Beautiful photo,Congratulations Lisa and Denis we had a great day and night 💕
Congratulations Denis & Lisa Beautiful photo hope you had an amazing day 🌞
Lovely photo. It was a super day. Thank you for having us. It was great to catch up.
Congratulations to both of you. Great wedding.
Huge congratulations to ye both u guys stunning🍾🥂
Congratulations Denis and Lisa
Beautiful photos. Congratulations& every good wish to you both.
Congrats Denis and Lisa.
Congrats and best wishes to both.
Congrats to ye
Well done and congratulations to all of you
Congrats to you both
Congratulations every blessing and good wishes to you all
Congratulations Denis Lisa
Congratulations to you both.
Congratulations to you both
Congrats to you both
Congratulations & best of
Gorgeous congrats xx
Congratulations to you both
Beautiful photo, a great day ❤️💕
Stunning! Congrats!
Congrats Denis and Lisa.
It's rare to get something like this in the parish post! Seven tickets to the Mass at which our next bishop will be consecrated arrived today for the parish.
Fr Fintan Gavin wants half the seats in the Cathedral on June 30th to be allocated to people of all ages from the 68 parishes of the diocese. (Hence 476 tickets have been sent to the parishes.) Each ticket will admit one person to the Cathedral for the Mass and to the reception afterwards.
It's up to each parish to decide how the tickets will be made available. Our Parish Assembly has recommended that we draw names from a 'hat'.
Arrangements for having your name included in the draw will be announced soon. (Don't send any names just yet!)
Meanwhile, continue to pray for Fr Fintan as he prepares for his special ministry among us, and for Bishop Buckley as he prepares to pass on the shepherd's staff.2 days ago
Beautiful experience I was at Bishop Crean,s Ordination Mass it was amazing .
What a fabulous idea
Look what one of our altar servers at Castletown has won! Congrats Conor!Junior Entrepreneur Programme All-Ireland Showcase Day
May 20th, 2019. RDS Simmonscourt, Dublin.
Conor Bradfield, Bright Spark Award winner with Alison Cowzer
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Photo: Ray MacManus/Sportsfile6 days ago
Our diocese will soon have a new bishop! Fr Fintan Gavin from Dublin will become our bishop at the Cathedral in Cork on June 30th. Do pray for him as he undertakes this mission from the Lord.
The Cathedral and one of our churches have something special in common! This is a monument in the Cathedral to Bishop John Murphy who was Bishop of Cork from 1815–1847. It nicely places the bust of the bishop on a book! The Bishop had a passionate interest in books and manuscripts!
The monument was carved by sculptor John Hogan (whose training as a sculptor was part funded by the bishop.)
The same John Hogan, around the same time, carved the beautiful altar which is now in St. Joseph's Church, Castletown Kinneigh.6 days ago
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