8.00 am Mon, Tues, Wed and Friday9.00 am Sunday and Bank HolidaysCOMMUNION SERVICE:8.00 am Thursday9.00 am SaturdayEVENING PRAYER:4.35 pm DailyEUCHARISTIC ADORATION:4.35 pm - 6.00pm every SundayFirst Friday: 8.30 am - 12 noonOther special Adoration times by announcement
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Easter WeekEaster Monday to Friday incl. Morning Mass 9.00amEASTER SATURDAYMass will be at 8.00am to facilitate the community and those who attend Mass to watch the funeral of Pope Francis at 9.00am Irish time on Saturday 26th AprilALL ARE WELCOME
Teresa dedicated the first monastery of the Reform to St. Joseph, San Jose in Avila. The year before, on the feast of the Assumption, in a rapture during Mass she saw herself vested in a white robe of shining brightness….
As a young nun in the Incarnation Teresa was miraculously cured of a mysterious paralysis, through the powerful intervention of St. Joseph. As a result she developed a tremendous love for him.’ “I took for my advocate and lord the glorious St. Joseph and earnestly recommended myself to him…”
Our beautiful new monastery was opened and dedicated to St Joseph on his Solemnity 19th March 2005.
Seven foundresses set out from Roebuck Carmel on Nov 19th 1881 to establish a new monastery at Kilmacud, carrying their small treasured statue of St Joseph.
8.00 am Mon, Tues, Wed and Friday9.00 am Sunday and Bank HolidaysCOMMUNION SERVICE:8.00 am Thursday9.00 am SaturdayEVENING PRAYER:4.35 pm DailyEUCHARISTIC ADORATION:4.35 pm - 6.00pm every SundayFirst Friday: 8.30 am - 12 noonOther special Adoration times by announcement
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Easter WeekEaster Monday to Friday incl. Morning Mass 9.00amEASTER SATURDAYMass will be at 8.00am to facilitate the community and those who attend Mass to watch the funeral of Pope Francis at 9.00am Irish time on Saturday 26th AprilALL ARE WELCOME
Teresa dedicated the first monastery of the Reform to St. Joseph, San Jose in Avila. The year before, on the feast of the Assumption, in a rapture during Mass she saw herself vested in a white robe of shining brightness….
As a young nun in the Incarnation Teresa was miraculously cured of a mysterious paralysis, through the powerful intervention of St. Joseph. As a result she developed a tremendous love for him.’ “I took for my advocate and lord the glorious St. Joseph and earnestly recommended myself to him…”
Our beautiful new monastery was opened and dedicated to St Joseph on his Solemnity 19th March 2005.
Seven foundresses set out from Roebuck Carmel on Nov 19th 1881 to establish a new monastery at Kilmacud, carrying their small treasured statue of St Joseph.