WEBCORK CATHEDRAL FAMILY OF PARISHES NEW MASS TIMES The Cork Cathedral Family of Parishes is responsible for seven churches. To facilitate a variety of Mass times to suit parishioners, and to enable the priests to be able to cover 16 masses each weekend, this revised Mass schedule will commence on Wednesday 1st November.
WEBCork Cathedral Lotto: No jackpot winner/No Consolation prize winner Lucky Dip Winners: Denis ODonovan, renda ONeill, Ann ORourke This weeks Jackpot is €12,400 Thank you for your support in the Lotto. Collections takenWe pray for last weekend athedral Offertory ollection: €1,653
WEBCork. Everyone is welcome. The course runs for 10 consecutive weeks, and its FREE. Places are limited. Please email chaplaincy@ucc.ie or ring 021 4902459 to let us know you are interested. The Totus Tuus Men for Christ Conference 2023 A Catholic Conference for Men will be LIVE & EXCLUSIVE on Radio Maria, …
WEBJane Hurley - Cathedral parish, late of Gurranabraher Liam (Willie) O’Connell - Gurranabraher Augustine (Gussie) Ricken - Cathedral parish, late of Gurranabraher CONNECT 3 Faith Gathering for Young Adults (18 to 35 Years) The Diocese of Cork and Ross is delighted to announce that CONNECT 3 will take place on Sunday 15th
Lotto News and Results November 23rd 2021 - Cork Cathedral
WEBThe winning numbers were 14, 18, 22 and the bonus number was 10. Congratulations to Attracta O Neill, Mary Kiely and William […]
New Year Message from Fr John and Fr Seán - Cork Cathedral
WEBHAPPY NEW YEAR 2023 Every parish is a kind of family – an extended family. Together united in faith, hope and love, […]
Reflection for 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time - Cork Cathedral
WEBSunday Reflection: The Parable of the Sower A man went out to sow grain. The man represents God and the seed is […]
Lotto News and Results 29th August 2023 - Cork Cathedral
WEBThe lucky winning numbers this week were 05, 09, 19 and the bonus number was 07. No Jackpot winner Consolation Prize Winner: […]
A Spiritual Pilgrimage from Cork and Ross to Lourdes ... - Cork …
WEBMany pilgrims from our Diocese had planned to travel to Lourdes during these days to take part in our Diocesan Pilgrimage led […]
WEBParthians, Medes and Elamites; people from Mesopotamia, Judaea and Cappadocia, Pontus and Asia, Phrygia and Pamphylia, Egypt and the parts of Libya round Cyrene; as well as visitors from Rome – Jews and proselytes alike – Cretans and Arabs; we hear them preaching in our own language about the marvels of God.’.