CHANGE IN MASS TIMES

The Family of Parishes comprising Ballinhassig, Clontead, Courceys and Kinsale will have to make changes in Mass times to accommodate sick leave and holiday leave for priests. The new schedule will have to be arranged in such a way that two priests can cover the four parishes and the eight churches in them.

The significant change for Courceys Parish is that there will be no 11.30am Sunday Mass in Holy Trinity Church, Ballinspittle

There will be inconvenience for you the people and for us all, priests and people. There is sadness in having to do this.

The new Mass schedule will come into effect on the weekend of the 3^rd/4^th June. It will be reviewed in August.

COURCEYS

Ballinspittle                                        Ballinadee

Saturday Vigil:  8.00pm                      Sunday:  10.00am

KINSALE

Parish Church                        Carmelite Friary

Saturday Vigil:  6.30pm            Sunday:  8.30am and 11.00am

Sunday:             12 Noon                    

CLONTEAD

Riverstick                                            Belgooly

Saturday Vigil:  6.00pm                      Sunday:  9.00am

BALLINHASSIG

Ballyheada                                         Ballygarvan                            Goggins Hill

Saturday Vigil:  7.30pm                      Sunday: 10.30am                    Sunday: 12 Noon

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