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Ecumenical Carol Service
The Pastoral Area Advent Carol Service will take place on this Sunday 15th December at 7pm in the Cathedral.
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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.
Mass Times
St Mary’s Church, Quin
Daily Mass this week: Mon-Fri 10am St Mary’s Church Quin
Christmas Masses:
Christmas Eve – St. John XXIII Church Clooney 7pm ,
St. Mary’s Church Quin 9pm
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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Upcoming Events
No Events.
Notices
Ecumenical Carol Service
The Pastoral Area Advent Carol Service will take place on this Sunday 15th December at 7pm in the Cathedral.
Advent Reconciliation Service
This annual opportunity for individual confession will take place on Monday 16th December at 7.30pm in the Cathedral for all four parishes in the Abbey Pastoral Area.
Bambinelli Sunday
We invite you to bring your figure of Baby Jesus to Mass next weekend for a blessing of the Baby Jesus figure. This tradition known as Bambinelli Sunday is celebrated on the third Sunday of Advent known as Gaudete Sunday. Gaudete is the Latin word for ‘rejoice’ and this Sunday is the time for us to rejoice because Jesus came
Season of Advent
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
The Messenger
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