Naas, Sallins & Two Mile House Parishes

The Church of Our Lady and St David, Naas will be closed from Monday 13th January – Friday 17th January inclusive to facilitate the placing of a new carpet in the Sanctuary area. The 7.30am and 10am Masses and all Funerals will take place in Ballycane Church during that week.
Thank you.

On Thursday 9th of January Fr Sean Maher was conferred with a PhD in Theology, his chosen area of study was the Psalms. The graduation took place at Durham University. This singular achievement is the culmination of years of study, prayer and reflection. We, his colleagues on the Parish Team, are immensely proud of Sean and his attainment of his Doctorate. We continue to look forward to him sharing his love and knowledge of God’s Word. I know you will join us in offering to Sean our warmest good wishes and our heartiest congratulations. Well done Sean!

A big ‘Thank You’ to all who helped out with the Christmas Ceremonies. Thank you to our Sacristans, Altar Servers, Eucharistic Ministers, Readers Collectors, Stewards, Naas Scouts and all our cantors and Choirs for their generosity and time throughout the Advent and Christmas Season. A special thanks also to those who looked after setting up our Cribs, Christmas Trees and Flower Displays. Every blessing for the year ahead.

Bingo Night – Fundraiser in aid of Naas CBS! Friday 31st January at 8pm in Naas GAA (Sallins Road). Prizes and raffle on the night! Tickets are €10 (limited number available). Tickets are available from Naas Parish Office, Parent’s Council or please contact the school directly. You can also contact Tim directly on 087 273 4923 for further information.

Looking for somewhere to go in January? Want to learn more about your faith?

A course will be held, entitled “20/20 Vision – Seeing Clearly as a Catholic Today”, over four Monday nights beginning on January 13th in Newbridge Parish Centre, Station Rd.

Fr. John Harris O.P. will guide participants through some important topics that are at the heart of our faith. There will be plenty of time for questions and discussion! So please feel welcome to come along and bring a friend! (The sessions will last for one hour, beginning at 7.30pm).

For over a year, a small group of Parishioners have been engaging with different groups and bodies to discern how we, as a Parish, might react in some way to the homelessness crisis in our country at present. Locally, the Fr McVerry Trust has been active in offering accommodation to a number of people in the Kildare area in two major projects, one in …