Marathons are in vogue these times. Those 26 miles / 42 kilometres, like Pheidippides reporting back to Athens after the victory at the Battle of Marathon. You…
Welcome to our Parish
We want to make it easy for everyone to know what is happening in our parish and how to join us in worship. Our parish website is our online way of extending an invitation to all who want to be part of our community.
The website includes Mass Times, Weekly Newsletter and Contact Details. Thanks to all who support the work of Thomastown Parish. All are welcome in this place.
Mass Times
Church of the Assumption
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Masses subject to change. Please refer to weekly newsletter. |
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| Saturday |
6.00pm Vigil Mass Confessions after 6pm Mass when requested |
| Sunday |
10.00am Mass |
| Monday |
9.30am Mass Rosary 12 noon month of May Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament 3/6pm time of quiet prayer sitting with the Lord. |
| Tuesday | Rosary 12 noon month of May |
| Wednesday |
9.30am Mass Rosary 12 noon month of May |
| Thursday |
Rosary 12 noon month of May 7pm Mass |
| Friday |
Rosary 12 noon month of May Wedding Mass 12.30pm |
St. Columba’s Hospital Chapel
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No Mass during the pandemic |
Notices
Rosary Marathon during May
May 11, 2021
The celebration of Baptisms
May 11, 2021
About the celebration of Baptisms, they are permissible, but always adhering to the guidelines – and for now celebrated only as a single-family celebration’. Please contact the…
Government allows the opening of our Churches to communal worship.
May 11, 2021
From Monday 10th May Government allows the opening of our Churches to communal worship. We will resume the Midday Sunday Mass to facilitate the greater number of people being able to gather. We’d ask those who can, without too much inconvenience, wait for Midday Mass to do so, and facilitate people who may be going…
Confirmation and First Holy Communion
May 11, 2021
Subsequent to the Statement from the Taoiseach, Bishop Nulty wrote ‘Given the latest advice from the Government, I am now asking that parishes do not proceed with…
Family Carers Ireland
May 4, 2021
“Family Carers Ireland in partnership with An Garda Síochána, the National Ambulance Service Community First Responder Schemes, The Irish Red Cross and The Order of Malta has developed…
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