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Archive for July, 2020

Sunday Mass 26th July

Posted in News on July 26, 2020|

You can replay our Mass from Eadestown here.

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Saturday Evening Mass

Posted in News on July 18, 2020|

There will be mass at 7:30pm this week on Saturday 18th July. There will then be a break with no Saturday evening mass for the remainder of the summer holidays.

Sunday masses will continue at 10:00am in Kilteel and 11:30am in Eadestown.

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Sunday Mass 12th July

Posted in News on July 11, 2020|

We live streamed mass here on Sunday 12th July at 11:30am. You can replay it here.

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Sunday Mass 5th July

Posted in News on July 3, 2020|

We streamed mass at 11:30am on Sunday 5th July as Eadestown Church re-opened. You can watch the mass here:

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Update from Diocese

Posted in News on July 3, 2020|

Numbers permitted to attend public worship:  Up to this moment, the maximum number authorised to be present for any Church service is 50 people.  This number is still in force and is not discretional.  The number 50 includes all those who are present, including celebrant, cantor, readers, ministers of the Eucharist and stewards. 

I am well aware of the difficulty this brings within large Churches, and I have made my concern known publicly.    Contacts are in place to address these problems but as yet no decision has been reached.  

I must however make it clear that any disregard for this cap of 50 people or disregard of social distancing norms could prejudice the possibility of change. Going it alone could well damage the good of all.

People who are recommended to “cocoon”: I have already drawn attention to the basic principles of cocooning.  They involve a balance between individual judgement and social responsibility: “…older people (aged 70 years and over) and those with pre-existing chronic conditions have been found to be more susceptible to COVID-19 infection and are most likely to experience severe consequences from infection so it is still recommended that you remain cocooned for your safety”.

Priests over 70 who celebrate Mass should abstain from any face-to-face contact such as the distribution of Holy Communion.

+Diarmuid Martin, Tuesday June 30th 2020

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