This important feast day is celebrated on Monday June 29th this year.
The day commemorates the martyrdom of two saints, the two great Apostles, Saint Peter and St. Paul.
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There are about 5,000 in our parish. We have a very active and vibrant community in our parish with lots of different groups and organistions.
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Christ the King Church was modelled on the ideas from Vatican II. The church was opened and blessed on the 27 September 1985 by Most Rev. Jeremiah Newman, Bishop of Limerick
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This important feast day is celebrated on Monday June 29th this year.
The day commemorates the martyrdom of two saints, the two great Apostles, Saint Peter and St. Paul.
The annual Limerick Diocesan Pilgrimage to
Knock Shrine takes place on Saturday, 11th
July 2026.
Bus leaving from the Treaty Stone at 9.30am -
cost is €30.00. Contact Louise at 061 328577
– Monday to Wednesday between 9.00am to
4.30pm
Congrats to Sr. Anne & our local branch of Vocations Society of St Joseph on a very successful trip to Knock on Saturday June 27th
The annual Vocations Society of St Joseph pilgrimage to Knock takes place on Saturday June 27
Sr Anne Collins organises a bus every year to join this wonderful event. Bus will depart from church at 9.0am that morning.
Details are on attached notice.
This weekend we celebrate the feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
Limerick Diocese has published a Parish Consultation Report for 2026. Copies are available in church this weekend.
The report summarises the findings and recommendations from the recent meetings held in 53 parishes including Caherdavin.
Limerick, 14 June 2026 - Bishop of Limerick Brendan Leahy has published the findings of an extensive diocesan consultation process, describing the report as both a source of hope and a clear call to action as the Diocese seeks to meet challenges around clergy numbers, volunteer capacity and parish sustainability.