Jubilee of Hope 2025 – Designated Pilgrimage Locations for Killaloe Diocese  

Jubilee 2025 – Pilgrims of Hope

 

Pilgrimage Locations at National Level

Shrine of Our Lady, Knock, Co. Mayo

St. Patrick’s Purgatory, Lough Derg, Co. Donegal

Croagh Patrick, Co. Mayo

 

Designated Pilgrimage Locations for Killaloe Diocese

Cathedral of Sts. Peter and Paul, Ennis

 

Pastoral Areas

Cois Fharraige

St. Senan’s Well, Kilkee

 

Inis Cathaigh

St. Senan’s Church, Scattery Island – Feast day 5th of March

Our Lady’s Shrine, Drumellihy – Annual Novena from August 15th

 

Radharc na nOileán

Canon Island – Annual Mass in July

 

Críocha Callan

Millenium Friese in St. John the Baptist Church, Kilmaley depicts a summary of the history of salvation.

 

Abbey

Quinn Abbey – Annual Dawn Mass – Easter Sunday

 

Tradaree

Our Lady of the Rosary Church, Newmarket on Fergus

 

Ceantar na Lochanna

The Penal Mass Rock in Tulla

 

Imeall Bóirne

Inchicronan Parish: St. Brigid’s Well, September.

Ruan and Dysart Parish: Old Dysart Churchyard.

Kilkeady Parish: Tubber Holy Well.

Rath, Kilbaboy, Corofin: St. Blathmhac’s Church. July 24th.

 

Inis Cealtra

St. Caimin’s Church, Holy Island, Inis Cealtra

 

Scáth na Sionnaine

St. Senan’s well, Doonass, Clonlara as their special Jubilee Pilgrimage Location.  “Parish Pattern Day” on the 15 th of August

 

Odhrán

St. Odhrán’s Well – Annual Mass on 15th of August

 

Ollatrim

Gurteen Mass Rock – Dunkerrin Parish

 

Cois Deirge

The Abbeys of Lorrha

Ancient Abbey of Terryglass

 

Brendan

Shinrone: Insula Vitae, Medieval Church and graveyard with Bullaun, opposite St. Colman’s Church, Shinrone.

Kilcolman: Kilcomman site of St. Cummin’s Monastery and 18th century parish Church.  Easter Dawn Mass celebrated here in recent years.

Birr: St. Brendan’s Church and Garden of Tranquility at rear of Church.

Kinnitty: St. Finan’s Well just outside Kinnitty Village.  Pattern day in April.

 

Cronan

Monaincha Abbey, Roscrea, Sunday 15th of June, 12.00 noon.

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“Jubilee 2025 can revitalise parish life, it is a call to action for everyone to embrace the message of Christian hope,” according to Bishop Monahan of Killaloe, the Jubilee 2025 designate of the Bishops’ Conference.

Bishop Monahan continued, “The celebration of Jubilee 2025 has now begun throughout the universal Catholic Church on the theme: ‘Pilgrims of Hope’.  Everyone is invited to participate in this special year of faith.  Specifically, Pope Francis is encouraging each of us to be messengers of hope in our very troubled world during this holy year.  In our Christian tradition, the Jubilee has a strong focus on reconciliation and renewal, including reaching out to people on the margins.”

A Jubilee Year – also known as a Holy Year – is normally celebrated every 25 years, so that more people can experience it at least once in a lifetime.  In dioceses and parishes around Ireland people are celebrating specific jubilee occasions both locally and in Rome.

Bishop Monahan said, “Reflecting the Jubilee Year in the Universal Church, during this year, the Irish Synodal Pathway will also focus on hope ahead of the national pre-synodal assembly in Kilkenny on 18 October next.  For further information on Jubilee 2025 Year of Hope, see the dedicated page on CatholicBishops.ie for all Jubilee-related updates, including a live calendar featuring events happening across the island.  I encourage everyone to keep the Jubilee Year webpage vibrant, by contributing and sharing videos and photos from events in dioceses by contacting the Catholic Communications Office in Maynooth on info@catholicbishops.ie.  Your contributions will help showcase and amplify the Jubilee celebrations across Ireland.  May God bless you in this Holy Year!”

Follow the hashtags on social media: #Jubilee2025 #PilgrimsofHope @Iubilaeum_25.

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