"Our pastoral care service here at the hospital is available to people of all faiths and none. We are available both day and night to offer support, care, and a listening ear to anyone who may need our service." Fr Sean Harmon, UHL

Online from Mount St Alphonsus in Limerick, on Thursday, April 2nd online at www.novena.ie

Programme Starts at 10am with the Eucharist

LIMERICK Redemptorist rector, Fr Seamus Enright said the people of Limerick have invoked the protection of Our Lady of Perpetual Help in times of difficulty for more than 150 years.

Monday, 16 March 2020: Bishop Brendan Leahy will launch a special time of prayer tomorrow, St. Patrick’s Day, for the people of the Diocese of Limerick as part of a nationwide Novena in the absence of public Mass.

In responding to the challenges of the Coronavirus all Masses in the Diocese have been cancelled for at least the next 3 weeks.   

A number of Churches in the Diocese have web cameras and will broadcast Masses online so people at home can participate in the celebration of the Mass.  SacredSpace102fm will also be broadcasting a studio Mass on Sundays and St Patrick’s Day on West Limerick 102fm.
 

Bishop Leahy spoke to Gillian from the Limerick Today programme on Live95 FM where he confirmed that all Sunday Masses across the diocese will be cancelled for the next three Sundays.

Friday, 13 March 2020:  Bishop of Limerick Brendan Leahy has said that care for one another, solidarity, creativity and prayer will guide us through the unprecedent challenge of modern times that the Coronavirus is.

Further advice of the Irish Bishops in response to the COVID-19 Coronavirus

The following instructions take into consideration the new norms issued by the Irish government to be in force at 18.00 today. Bishops are asked to promulgate these instructions in their diocese as soon as possible.