Ss. Peter & Paul's
Cork City Centre & Suburbs
Family of Parishes
Diocese of Cork & Ross
Website Updated on 12/3/2024
Spiritual Reading for Lent
STATIONS OF THE CROSS
Every Friday in Lent at 7pm
Holy Week Schedule
PALM SUNDAY
4pm
(Saturday)—English
10am—Irish
12pm—Latin
7pm—English
MAUNDY THURSDAY
5pm—English
7:30pm—Latin
GOOD FRIDAY
Stations of The Cross
11am
The Passion of the Lord
3pm—English
5pm—Latin
EASTER VIGIL
4pm—English
8pm—Latin
EASTER SUNDAY
10am—Irish
12pm—Latin
7pm—English
The Sacraments
Latin Mass
Liturgy & Music
Faith Resources
Vocations
The Call to Holiness
In reality it is only in the mystery of the Word made flesh that the mystery of man truly becomes clear. For Adam, the first man, was the type of him who was to come, Christ the Lord, Christ the new Adam, in the very revelation of the mystery of the Father and of his love, fully reveals man to himself and brings to light his most high calling.
Conformed to the image of the Son who is the firstborn of many brothers,…the whole man is inwardly renewed, right up to the redemption of the body…
The Christian is certainly bound both by need and by duty to suffer death; but, as one who has been made a partner in the pascal mystery, and as one who has been configured to the death of Christ, he will go forward, strengthen by hope, to the resurrection.
Conformed to the image of the Son who is the firstborn of many brothers,…the whole man is inwardly renewed, right up to the redemption of the body…
The Christian is certainly bound both by need and by duty to suffer death; but, as one who has been made a partner in the pascal mystery, and as one who has been configured to the death of Christ, he will go forward, strengthen by hope, to the resurrection.
Adoration
Eucharistic Adoration Timetable
Exposition of the blessed Sacrament is a recognition of the wondrous presence of Christ—made present in the Mass—and stimulates us to unite ourselves to him in a spiritual union which finds its culmination in sacramental communion; for Christ instituted the Eucharist primarily in order to make himself available to us as food, as healing, and as consolation.
In this way we associate ourselves with Christ’s work of atonement.
Adoration is in the recently painted Mortary chapel.
Wednesday from 10:00—19:00
Thursday from 08:00—19:00
Friday from 08:00 to 19:00
In this way we associate ourselves with Christ’s work of atonement.
Adoration is in the recently painted Mortary chapel.
Wednesday from 10:00—19:00
Thursday from 08:00—19:00
Friday from 08:00 to 19:00
Coram Domino
Young Adult Prayer Groups
Coram Domino
Young Adults (18—35) gather in the church to hear the Word of God and pray in the presence of the blessed Sacrament at 19:30.
A social get-together follows.
Coram Domino Dates
1/2/2024
7/3/2024
4/4/2024
2/5/2024
6/6/2024
Young Adults (18—35) gather in the church to hear the Word of God and pray in the presence of the blessed Sacrament at 19:30.
A social get-together follows.
Coram Domino Dates
1/2/2024
7/3/2024
4/4/2024
2/5/2024
6/6/2024
Parish Registers
Parish Registers
Registers pertaining to Ss. Peter and Paul date back to 1765.
Copies of baptismal, confirmation and marriage certificates may be requested.
Office hours are 10:00—14:00 during the week, except on Tuesday, when the office is closed.
Office Phone: 021427 6573
Postal Address: Parish Records, Ss. Peter and Paul, 35 Paul Street, Cork City, Ireland.
Alternatively, us the Contact Us form.
Copies of baptismal, confirmation and marriage certificates may be requested.
Office hours are 10:00—14:00 during the week, except on Tuesday, when the office is closed.
Office Phone: 021427 6573
Postal Address: Parish Records, Ss. Peter and Paul, 35 Paul Street, Cork City, Ireland.
Alternatively, us the Contact Us form.
The Catholic Moral Tradition
In light of Antinomianism
Great Catholic Books Explained
Synod on Synodality
Theological Reflections
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Synodality in the Life of the Church
International Theological Commission - The Limits of Synodality by Nicholas Healy Jr.
- The Judgement of History by Michael Hanby
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The New Pagans and the Church
Joseph Ratzinger - Should we be Skeptical about Synodality?
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What Should Eucharistic Revival Look Like?
- The Confession of St. Patrick
Will All Be Saved?
Series of Articles from Church Life Journal & First Things
