Holy Days of Obligation 2020

***When the Holy Day of Obligation falls on a Sunday it is normal week-end mass times in St Mary’s.

On weekdays, for Holy Days, the mass times are 6pm (Vigil), 7:15am, 8:15am 11am, 1.05pm and 6pm

Monday, 6th Jan

The Epiphany of the Lord

Tuesday, 17th of March

St. Patrick

Saturday, 15th Aug

The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary

Sunday, 1st November

All Saints

Tuesday, 8th Dec

The Immaculate Conception of the Bl Virgin Mary

Friday, 25th Dec

The Nativity of the Lord

Bishop Barron’s Lenten Reflections

Week Six: The Power of the Cross
Pain. It is a feeling that everyone knows. We have all experienced it differently to varying degrees and at different points in our lives. It’s not something you can escape. Why is it that the Church focuses on a man in the...
Week Five: Loving an Enemy This Lent
Forgiveness. It can be such a hard thing to give and to receive. It can be easy to forgive the people we love, the people we are close to. But what about our enemies? That task can seem insurmountable. Then again, so is...
Week Four: Christ in the Desert
You’ve heard it before and you will hear it again. It comes every lent, the reading about Christ in the desert. The Devil tempts Christ to move off the path and disobey God. We all know temptation, but it can be hard to see...
Week Six: The Power of the Cross
Pain. It is a feeling that everyone knows. We have all experienced it differently to varying degrees and at different points in our lives. It’s not something you can escape. Why is it that the Church focuses on a man in the...
Week Three: Having a "Personal Relationship" with Jesus
When we think of standing in line waiting to tell the priest everything bad we have done, it can be tempting to justify and rationalize our actions. For a large number of people, confession is a nerve-racking, anxiety-inducing...
Week Five: Loving an Enemy This Lent
Forgiveness. It can be such a hard thing to give and to receive. It can be easy to forgive the people we love, the people we are close to. But what about our enemies? That task can seem insurmountable. Then again, so is...