WANTED! Priests to assist with Croagh Patrick pilgrimage during month of July…

Croagh Patrick – Image Mayo News

More priests are needed to assist in the

Croagh Patrick pilgrimage in July.

This year, the annual Reek Sunday pilgrimage is being extended across the month of July, from Wednesday to Saturday each week.

A number of priests are needed to climb the Reek on one or more of the pilgrimage dates in July, to hear Confessions and celebrate Mass on the summit.

Midwest Radio reports:

https://www.midwestradio.ie/index.php/news/48961-more-priests-needed-to-assist-in-croagh-patrick-pilgrimage

Contact Fr Charlie McDonnell:

  • frchaz@me.com
  • office@westportparish.ie
  • 098-28871

See also press release from Irish Catholic Bishops Conference:

https://www.catholicbishops.ie/2021/06/29/appeal-for-priests-to-assist-in-this-years-croagh-patrick-pilgrimage-season/?swcfpc=1&fbclid=IwAR2MmivV_QzayR0s_XOY9fMEYtSdsPjlptPh4wKKv6Xx-SVbfq27hbXbEHY

 

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