Ministries
The spiritual and pastoral needs of the parish are supported by a wide variety of people who offer their time and knowledge to support parish ministry.
Click on the group name below for more information.
The spiritual and pastoral needs of the parish are supported by a wide variety of people who offer their time and knowledge to support parish ministry.
Click on the group name below for more information.
The Greystones Parish Adoration Group invites you to join us in adoration of Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament at St. Kilian’s, Blacklion, on Mondays, Wednesdays from 7am to 10pm, on Thursday evenings from 8pm to 10pm and on Fridays from 7am to 8pm. We invite you to spend some time weekly or monthly with us. Make it an hour a week and you will come to love your time before Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament.
The Funeral Team provide service for the evening of the removal to the Church by assisting the priest.
There are currently 6 active members on the team.
Contact the Parish Office for further information.
The normal procedure for organising a funeral is generally through the undertaker who will in turn contact the parish.
Five years ago when we were formally established as a Justice Parish by Archbishop Diarmuid Martin at a special ceremony in the parish, who would have thought that in just five years we could raise nearly €500,000 and bring meaningful, sustainable change to thousands of the world’s poorest people?
The Liturgy Group in Greystones was established with the main objective of planning and co-coordinating Sunday liturgies and other special liturgies that take place throughout the year.
PTAA members seek to address alcohol-related problems in society, mainly through prayer, self-denial, and the promotion of positive life-styles.
The prayer group meets to give praise and thanks to God in prayer and song, to share experiences of God in our lives and to help one another in our Spiritual journeys and to pray for all our needs individual and communal and for our community.
Our vision is to honour all those buried in Redford Cemetery by improving and enhancing the ascetical appearance of the cemetery.
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul is the largest, voluntary, charitable organisation in Ireland.
Meet your friends for home made soup, sandwiches and cakes followed by tea or coffee. Come along and help yourself while helping others.
It was in loving memory of our esteemed parish priest and much loved pastor, Monsignor Wallace that the spiritual library came into being, funded by monies bequeathed by him for this purpose. He wished to share his love of books and art with his parishioners.
That reading, discussing and questioning all raise awareness and deepen understanding of our shared Christian faith.
Join fellow parishioners for a cuppa and a chat on a Wed after 10am Mass in Kilian House Family Centre. All Welcome.
Our mission is to work in close conjunction with our priests, and to actively assist with parish duties.
Our works are varied and include visiting the elderly and housebound and patients in hospitals. We are involved with the Eucharistic group. We do house to house visitations giving out medals and rosaries. Our members are also involved in various parish groups at the request of our parish priest.