St.Teresa, St. Malachy, St. Laurence O'Toole & St.Brigid
The Mission of Loughgilly Parish Pastoral Council is … To be aware of our Parish needs, bringing together God’s people to enrich and develop our faith, so that we may reflect the image of a true disciple of Christ
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Parish Bulletin 5th January 2025! Happy New Year Everyone! ... See MoreSee Less
All Parishioner are invited to attend!The Archdiocese will launch the 2025 Jubilee Year, "Pilgrims of Hope" at 11am Mass on 29th December 2024 in St. Patrick's Cathedral Armagh.
All young families and young people are especially invited to attend. ... See MoreSee Less
Parishioners are invited to take part in the old Irish tradition of placing a lit candle in a window on Christmas Eve. As a sign of welcome to all on this night.
The Irish custom of leaving a candle in the window is a common tradition at Christmas in Ireland. It was a symbol of welcome to Mary and Joseph as they travelled, looking for shelter. It was a symbol of the Irish tradition of signalling to any stranger that they were welcome to the house and that none would be turned away. The candle also reminds us all of Christ as the light of the world. On this Christmas Eve, we can all make the effort to light a candle and place it in the window of our homes as a symbol of our Faith and a sign of welcome. On this holiest of nights, we wish you all peace, comfort and joy. ... See MoreSee Less
A reminder that Everyone is Welcome to Christmas and every Mass. We aren't complete without you. Mass Times for Christmas are as follows: Christmas Eve St Teresa's Tullyherron @ 5.30pm St Malachy's Ballymoyer @7.00pm St Brigid's Carrickananney @8.30pm Christmas Day St Brigid's Carrickananney @10.00am. A Happy and Blessed Christmas Everyone. ... See MoreSee Less
Parish Bulletin 5th January 2025! Happy New Year Everyone! ... See MoreSee Less
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Last chance Ladies, numbers need to be confirmed today for catering, so if you still want a ticket please message our page now! ... See MoreSee Less
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Wishing all our Parishioners a very Happy New Year
Thank You all for the support in 2024
God Bless! ... See MoreSee Less
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Don't miss out!!! Music by Man in Black! PM this page or call 02837507214 option 1 to secure your tickets today! ... See MoreSee Less
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All Parishioner are invited to attend!The Archdiocese will launch the 2025 Jubilee Year, "Pilgrims of Hope" at 11am Mass on 29th December 2024 in St. Patrick's Cathedral Armagh.
All young families and young people are especially invited to attend. ... See MoreSee Less
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THE CHRISTMAS EVE CANDLE
Parishioners are invited to take part in the old Irish tradition of placing a lit candle in a window on Christmas Eve. As a sign of welcome to all on this night.
The Irish custom of leaving a candle in the window is a common tradition at Christmas in Ireland. It was a symbol of welcome to Mary and Joseph as they travelled, looking for shelter. It was a symbol of the Irish tradition of signalling to any stranger that they were welcome to the house and that none would be turned away.
The candle also reminds us all of Christ as the light of the world.
On this Christmas Eve, we can all make the effort to light a candle and place it in the window of our homes as a symbol of our Faith and a sign of welcome.
On this holiest of nights, we wish you all peace, comfort and joy. ... See MoreSee Less
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A reminder that Everyone is Welcome to Christmas and every Mass. We aren't complete without you. Mass Times for Christmas are as follows:
Christmas Eve
St Teresa's Tullyherron @ 5.30pm
St Malachy's Ballymoyer @7.00pm
St Brigid's Carrickananney @8.30pm
Christmas Day
St Brigid's Carrickananney @10.00am.
A Happy and Blessed Christmas Everyone. ... See MoreSee Less
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Bulletin for Christmas Day 2024. We wish you all a very Happy, Peaceful and Holy Christmas. ... See MoreSee Less
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