Bishop Denis Nulty presented special BeneMerenti Medals to five parishioners on Sunday 16th June at… [more]
Our Shoeboxes have started their journey for 2018. Our community is sending 855 shoe box gifts to… [more]
Fr Paul made a presentation to our Parish Manager, Damian McCaffrey, on his retirement at the end of… [more]
Our group of pilgrims from Clane and Rathcoffey Parish enjoyed their time in Lourdes with the Kildare… [more]
Community Cenacolo is a Catholic community that helps people overcome addictions. They are based on a… [more]
Mass Times for Clane, Church of St. Patrick and St. Brigid Saturday Vigil:- 6.30 pm Sunday:- … [more]
Mass Times for Rathcoffey, Church of the Sacred Heart Sunday:- 10.30am Holy Day: 10.30am Church… [more]
Almighty God, please help me in my exams. Help me to face them with courage and peace. Help me to understand the questions that are asked, to remember what I have studied and to express my answers clearly. Guide and direct me in all my decisions, and help me especially to discover my true vocation [...]
Church of St. Patrick and St. Brigid, Clane
Saturday Vigil:- 6.30 pm
Sunday:- 9.30 am & 11.30 am
Monday to Friday:- 10.00 am (except when funeral Mass)
Saturday 10.00 am Prayer Service with Holy Communion
Holy Days: (No Vigil) – 11.30am and 7.30pm only
Church of the Sacred Heart, Rathcoffey
Sunday:- 10.30am
Holy Day: 10.30am
Welcome to the parish of Clane & Rathcoffey. Our community is centred around the village of Clane in Co Kildare, and the townland of Rathcoffey.
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Winners in the Parish Lotto Draw held in the Parish Centre on Tuesday 18th June 2019…
Bishop Denis Nulty presented special BeneMerenti Medals to five parishioners on Sunday 16th June at the 11.30am Mass.
The BeneMerenti Medal is awarded by Pope Francis to men and women who have given outstanding and generous service to their local parish community…
A group from Clane & Rathcoffey have come together to support a family from Syria through a project called “Community Sponsorship Programme”. Through this project – which is supported by the Irish Government – local communities commit their efforts to resettling a family from Syria within their area.
As part of the resettlement project, we will welcome the Syrian family by supporting them in establishing their home in our community and providing them with the friendship and emotional support they need for their first two years in Ireland….
A sincere thank you to Fr Paul Lawlor, a priest from the Dominican community in Newbridge, who shared some of his fascinating journey with us on Monday evening at the final night of our parish Novena. Fr Paul worked for many years with Christian and Muslim people in Tehran, and was there through very difficult times for those who were practicing their Christian faith.
Sincere thanks to Pat McEvoy, who spoke to us on the theme “Living in the present is the best use of time”. Pat shared some of his faith journey and life experience with us and left us with a lot to think about!
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