Sunday Mass has resumed in the parish of Borris in Ossory.
On this Sunday July 12, Mass will be celebrated in St. Kieran’s Church Knockaroo at 9.30am and in St. Canice’s Church, Borris in Ossory at 11am.
The following is the latest update on the Return to Worship Protocol.
Public Health Authorities advise that people should maintain a physical distance from each other currently set at 2 metres.
Because of the 2 metre physical distance the following is the capacity allowed: Killasmeestia and Knockaroo Churches 30 at any one time. Borris-in-Ossory Church is 50 at any one time.
People who are vulnerable or unwell, especially with any symptoms that might suggest a Covid-19 infection should stay at home and if possible follow Mass on TV, local radio or from some of our parishes on the Diocesan website.
There is no obligation to attend Mass during this Covid crisis either on a Sunday or Holyday. People should keep 2 metres physical distance from each other at all times, both inside and outside the Church.
The seats in the Church have all been marked at 2 metre distances and we ask that all people adhere to these markings.
The floors also have markings at 2 metres and you are asked to stand at the markers to ensure safe physical distancing.
The following is the schedule for Masses in Borris-in-Ossory Parish:
Daily Mass will be celebrated at 9am each weekday Tuesday to Friday and 10am each Saturday. No Mass on Monday.
The weekend schedule will be 9.30am in Killasmeestia and Knockaroo on alternating Sundays, and 11am in Borris-in-Ossory every Sunday in line with our original schedule of Masses pre-pandemic.
Please ensure that you are up-to-date with the guidance before you decide to attend.
Please help us to help all stay safe and well by abiding by the parameters set out by the Public Health Authorities.
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