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Portlaoise Parish
All are welcome in this place
Portlaoise Parish
All are welcome in this place

Welcome

Céad míle fáilte to Portlaoise Parish website. We want to make our parish website an interesting and worthwhile location for both parishioners and visitors to keep up to date with what’s happening in our parish. We hope that all parish and community groups will see it as a useful resource for getting information out to people.

Mass Times

Portlaoise

Sunday:
10:00am View on Webcam

Monday - Friday:
10:00am View on Webcam

Saturday:
10:00am View on Webcam

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The Heath

Sunday:
10am Suspended

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Ratheniska

Sunday:
10:00 am Suspended

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Death notices

We pray for those who have died.
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They died on this day

19 Apr May they rest in peace.
  • Paddy Cleary 2015
  • J.J. Marum 2009
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Notices

Penitential Service for those Preparing for First Confession
April 12, 2021

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Holy Week Schedule
March 26, 2021

Our full schedule for Holy Week and Easter Sunday. Please join us as we celebrate this most holy time of the year. Join us online on our Parish Website.

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St. Joseph’s Song
March 19, 2021

A beautiful rendition of St. Joseph's Song, originally sung by Dana, sung by our very own Sarah Troy this morning at Mass.

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A Snowy Portlaoise
January 7, 2021

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Home Cribs 2020
December 29, 2020

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A Time to Rejoice: Carols from Portlaoise
December 22, 2020

Join us for this year's virtual carol service from the beautiful setting of our Parish Church featuring the voices of our Music Ministry Team.

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Weddings

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Baptisms

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Reflection

Enlightenment

When we are struggling with our faith, we might be tempted to think that as long as we are ‘good people’ that will suffice. But what sets those who are simply ‘good people’ and ‘Christians’ apart?

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