Welcome to the parish of Clane & Rathcoffey. We are an ever growing community here in North Kildare, Ireland. We seek to journey together and accompany each other at all moments of life’s journey responding to our Christian calling to love God and our neighbour. Our two beautiful churches are places of prayer, reflection and hope. Our Parish Centre, hall and Catholic Schools are places of learning, growth and community building.
We welcome you to join us in prayer and to volunteer with our many parish groups. Our parish website and Web Camera keep us connected daily to a wider community and world. Welcome to our parish family here in Clane and Rathcoffey.
Paul O’Boyle Parish Priest
| 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 |
15th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Welcome back! We are delighted that you have returned to attend Mass and pray in our two beautiful churches. We will be doing things in a different way now to ensure that all of us feel safe and welcome as we come here to pray.
Congratulations and very best wishes to Fr Denis Harrington, PE in our parish on the celebration of his Diamond Jubilee recently. 60 years of service to the Lord and to his people. We thank you, Fr Denis, and wish you well! Ad multos annos….
The Vigil Mass on Saturday evening will be live streamed on the parish Facebook page, Clane Parish. Welcome to everybody who joins us to participate in Mass on this new online platform!
Bishop Denis welcomes the return to public worship this week
Bishop Denis invites you to join him in preparing to return to public worship. Our thanks to the Diocese of Elphin for their permission to use…
Bishop Denis sends a message to all our young people waiting for Confirmation
https://www.kandle.ie/message-for-confirmation-candidates-from-bishop-denis/
Sincere congratulations to Fr Willie O’Byrne, Parish Priest of Kill and former curate here in Clane and Rathcoffey as he celebrates the Golden Jubilee of his ordination to the priesthood. His many friends here in the parish wish him well! Ad multos annos!