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Click here to OPEN DIARY FOR EVENTS OF THE WEEK
Sun 29th June 2025
SS Peter and Paul, Apostles
Diary for the Week
Masses Kilaveney
Mon to Thurs 9.30am
Fri 7.30pm First Friday
Sat Vigil 6.00pm Sun 11am
Adoration Weds 10.00am –8pm
Crossbridge Mass
Fri 9.30am First Friday
Sun 9.am
Adoration Tues 11.30 am-3pm
Communion to the sick
Thursday & Friday
Feast Days
Mon The First Martyrs of the Roman Church Tues St Oliver Plunkett
Thurs St Thomas, Apostle
Fri St Elizabeth of Portugal
Sat St Anthony Maria
Zaccaria
Sun St Monnine of Armagh
Mass Intentions Kilaveney
Mon Special Intention
Thurs Denis Dollard,
Barton St
Sat Marie Donohue, Ballybeg
Sun Anne Joyce, Ballybeg
Patron today Sun 29th in Crossbridge at 2.30pm
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& website Kilaveneyparish.ie
Other News

Crossbridge Church
Bicentenary
This year 2025, marks 200 years since the Church of Sains Peter and Paul, Crossbridge Church opened for
worship (1825).
The Patron will take place today, Sun 29th June at 2.30pm and to mark this occasion, there will be an unveiling and Blessing of an engraved granite stone commemorating 200 years since the Church was opened.
All welcome to attend.
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Welcome to
Kilaveney Parish Website.
Our mission as a parish is to foster a welcoming community of faith and love, by worshiping together, receiving the sacraments and practicing charity to all. Sun 30th March 2025

Saint of the Day
St Aloysius Gonzaga
(9th March 1958 -21st June 1591)
Feast day 21st June
Aloysius Gonzaga was born into a family of
immense wealth and prestige.
As the first-born son of his father, Ferrante, and his mother, Marta, he was in line to inherit his father’s title of Marquis.
His parents did everything in their power to prepare their son for an illustrious future.
Aloysius wanted more than just a comfortable lifestyle and a fat
allowance. While still in Spanish court in Madrid, he informed his
parents that he wanted to join the newly founded religious order called the Society of Jesus.
Aloysius began his studies as a young Jesuit in Rome, devoting his time to prayer and practices of austerity.
But Rome was in the midst of a serious plague epidemic that left the poor and indigent dying in the streets.
The young Jesuit regularly went through the city, doing
whatever he could for the victims, including carrying them to hospitals where he would care for them, washing their wounds and feeding them. Not surprisingly, he contracted the disease himself.
On June 21, 1591, at the age of 23, still six years away from his
priestly ordination, he died.
St. Aloysius Gonzaga, despite his youth, has taught us to search out God in those who need our help and care.
He has taught us to look beyond the external and into the heart and spirit of our fellow humans, where we will find God’s love is alive in everyone.
Quotes attributed to St Aloysius
“It is better to be a child of God than king of the whole world.”
“He who trusts in himself is lost. He who trusts in God can do all things.”
“What does it cost us to say, ‘My God help me!'”
Little Church
Will hopefully be starting back in the next few weeks
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