Let his Glory be seen
Psalm 22:5
John 2:1-11
The people of our parish show a .great pride in our Churches and parish and we hope to continue the excellent work of our predecessors and the various organisations and committees within the parish.
If you contribute to the life of the parish by attending Mass and other celebrations, give your time and talents as a volunteer in one of the many lay ministries and/or provide financial support. We would like to offer our sincere thanks and encourage you to continue to be part of our parish family as it grows and develops.
If you are new to our parish, you are very welcome and we invite and encourage you to reach out to us. Please contact any of our priests, our Parish Pastoral Worker or the Parish Office, all of our contact details can be found on the Contact us page, we would really love to hear from you and see how we can be of service to you.
read moreMass Saturday 11th January – Crookstown
Agnes Mc Loughlin (A)
Michael and Elizabeth J. Conway – Ballitore Hill (A)
John Delaney-Simonstown (A)
Rose Ward (A)
Noel O’Connor (A)
Joseph and Julia Dowling – Ballybarney (Birthday Remembrance)
Michael Callaghan (A)
Owen Callaghan (A)
John Wright-Ballytore (A)
Mass Sunday 12th January – Ballymount
Sheila Heydon Hughes…
Mass Saturday 21st December – Crookstown
Ghent Family
Jim Leigh-Lipstown
Adam Wrobel (Birthday Remembrance)
Julia Conlan
Christopher, Mary Bridget and Maudie O’Toole (A)
Maureen Darry (2nd A)
Eve O’Dwyer (A)
Julia Dowling-Ballybarney (A)
MASS SUNDAY 22nd December – KILMEAD
Donal Flanagan (7th A)
Fonso, Cathy, Liam & Hannah Doyle
William, Kathleen &…
Crookstown 7pm
Patrick Carroll (A)
Kathleen Corcoran (A)
Jack and Molly Dunne (A)
Bridget Jones (A)
James and Elizabeth Eustace (A)
Kilmead 10:30am
John Bradley (A)
Moone 12:00noon
Mary Whitty (A) and deceased members of the Whitty family, Hughestown.
Mass Saturday 7th December – Crookstown
James (Jimmy) Lawlor (M.M)
John, Peter and Oliver Cullen (A)
Frank Browne (A)
Patricia Brady (3rd A)
Joseph Dowling (Jnr) (A)
Bridget Dowling – Ballybarney (2nd A)
Recently Deceased: Margaret (Daisy) Connell and John Donovan- and Esther Hickey
Mass Sunday 8th December – Ballymount
Michael Kelly – Ballymount…
Welcome to the Church of Ss Mary & Laurence in Crookstown, the parish church of the parish of Narraghmore.
Set in rural south Kildare, with it’s proximity to many fine receptions venues, the beautiful church of Ss Mary & Laurence is a popular church for the celebration of weddings.
The current church has been serving the parish community since the 1860’s. It boasts a stained glass window in honour of Cardinal Paul Cullen, who was born close by in Ballitore. St Laurence O’Toole, who is co-patron of our parish, was born close by, just outside Castledermot.
The faith community of Ss Mary & Laurence make every effort to ensure that our church is warm and welcoming for parishioners and visitors alike, your support would be greatly appreciated.
| Saturday | 7.00pm |
| Wednesday & Friday | 9.30am |
| Holy Day Vigil | 7.00pm |
Welcome to the beautiful Church of St Ita in the village of Kilmead.
St Ita’s is a chapel of ease of the parish of Narraghmore, having served the community here since the late eighteenth century. The faith community of St Ita’s are justifiably proud of our church, we strive to keep it in good order, warm and well presented. Your support would be very much appreciated.
| Sunday | 10.30am |
| Weekday - subject to change or cancellation without notice | 10am |
Welcome the church of St Joseph, Ballymount. St Joseph’s is a chapel of ease of the parish of Narraghmore.
The faith community work very hard to keep the church in good order. Is is a vibrant faith community who take great care and pride in the church. Keeping the church well maintained both inside and out, with beautifully appointed grounds around the church. To the rear of the church is a very popular grotto to Our Lady.
Your support for the church of St Joseph would be greatly appreciated.
| Sunday | 8.30am |
Welcome to the Church of the Most Blessed Trinity in Moone. The church has been serving the faith community of Moone since the mid nineteenth century.
Recently the church has been undergoing substantial refurbishment, both inside and out. Much of the work has been completed but more remains to be done;. Your support of this vital work for the preservation of the church would be greatly appreciated.
| Sunday | 12.00pm |
| Thursday | 9:30am |
| Holy Day | 11.00am |
