We found 72 more Roman Catholic churches near Kilmacow
St. James Church, Horsewood (9.39 miles)- St. Mary's Church, Bunmahon (13.92 miles)
- St. Nicholas' Church, Ballyduff (6.83 miles)
St. Saviours Church, Ballybeg (4.19 miles)
St. Aidan's Church, Tullogher (9.75 miles)- Holy Trinity Cathedral, Waterford (4.49 miles)
Carmelite Friary, Ballyhale (11.83 miles)
St. Brendan's Church, Inistioge (13.09 miles)
St. Colmcille's Church, Inistioge (13.03 miles)- Church of the Holy Cross, Tramore (10.37 miles)
- St. Patrick's Church, Portlaw (6.36 miles)
- BallyBricken Church, Waterford (4.44 miles)
- Church of the Sacred Heart, Waterford (4.52 miles)
- St. Mary's Church, New Ross (14.17 miles)
- Church of the Holy Cross, Dunmore East (12.63 miles)
- St. James Church, Ramsgrange (11.83 miles)
Church of the Assumption, Thomastown (14.92 miles)- Church of Sacred Heart, Dunhill (10.39 miles)
- St. Killogue's Church, Killinaspick (3.81 miles)
- St. John's Church, Waterford (4.74 miles)
- St. Kevin's Church, Carrigeen (3.36 miles)
- Sisters of Mercy Convent, Portlaw (6.04 miles)
- Our Lady's Church, Carbally (11.55 miles)
- St. Martin's Church, Ballycullane (14.53 miles)
- Church of Sacred Heart, Rathgormack (13.62 miles)
- Church of Our Lady Of Mercy, Kilmacthomas (12.65 miles)
St. Martin Of Tours Church, Ballyhale (10.72 miles)- Church of the Holy Family, Waterford (4.53 miles)
- St. Anne's Church, Fews (13.31 miles)
St. Patrick's Church, Faugheen (11.1 miles)- Assumption Church, Inistioge (13.05 miles)
St. James Church, Glenmore (6.79 miles)- Church of Our Lady Star Of The Sea, Duncannon (12.08 miles)
St. Nicholas, Windgap (13.96 miles)- St. John The Baptist, Crooke (10.39 miles)
- Church of The Immaculate Conception, Fenor (10.63 miles)
- Church of St. John The Baptist, Gusserane (13.39 miles)
- Church of Saint Cuan & St. Broghan, Clonea (11.24 miles)
Church of the Assumption, The Rower (13.32 miles)- Church of the Assumption, Templeorum (7.05 miles)
- Church of All Saints, Newtown (11.12 miles)
- St. Paul's Church, Waterford (4.65 miles)
- St. Mary's Church, Waterford (7.44 miles)
- Church of the Assumption, Piltown (6.61 miles)
Church of the Most Holy Trinity, Hugginstown (10.17 miles)
St. Nicholas' Church, Faithlegg (7.85 miles)- Mount Carmel , New Ross (11.63 miles)
St. Mary’s & St. Michael’s Parish Church, New Ross (11.26 miles)
St. Beacon's Church, Mullinavat (3.87 miles)
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Kill (11.68 miles)- Church of the Assumption, Owning (8.74 miles)
- Church of the Assumption, Mooncoin (3.74 miles)
- Church of St. Brigid and St. James, Ballykelly (9.17 miles)
- St David's Church / Mullinariggle Church, Ballydaw (7.87 miles)
- St. Nicholas' Church, Carrick-on-suir (10.2 miles)
- St. Patrick's Church, Waterford (4.48 miles)
- St. Anne's Church, Ballylaneen (13.46 miles)
- St. Molleran's Church, Carrickbeg (10.32 miles)
St. Leonard's Church, Dunamaggan (14.06 miles)
St. Eoghan's Church, Kilmaganny (12.09 miles)- Church of Sacred Heart, Waterford (5.31 miles)
Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Butlerstown (6.08 miles)- Church of St. Joseph & St. Benildus, Waterford (5.22 miles)
- Dominican Friary, Waterford (4.49 miles)
St. Paul's Church, Mullinavat (3.02 miles)
Church of the Assumption, New Ross (11.1 miles)- Franciscan Friary, Waterford (4.64 miles)
St. David's Church, Listerlin (7.87 miles)
All Saints, Ballyhale (7.12 miles)
Church of the Assumption, Slieverue (4.95 miles)- St Mary's Church, Corballey Beg (11.55 miles)
St. Nicholas, Tullahought (10.82 miles)
Who we are
There were several small parish type areas in the district of Kilmacow which were supressed by Queen Elizabeth I in 1565, along with parts of the modern parishes of Mullinavat and Slieverue. During the Penal Laws, the church was closed and Mass was celebrated at various locations where detection was not likely.
With the relaxing of the Penal Laws, a small thatched cruciform chapel was built to the right of the present church entrance in 1753. This church was replaced by a larger one which began on the present site in 1803 when Fr. Pierce Marum was P.P. This church was built by lots of local voluntary labour and local materials under the guidance of builder Edward Shee.
The church was built in the "Barn Style" with internal galleries and dedicated upon its opening to St. Senan in 1842, when Ireland's population was 8 million approximately, and the Great Famine loomed, Kilmacow parish was established, and its boundaries remain unchanged to date.
The church was badly damaged by fire in 1952 and the subsequent renovations removed the galleries, leaving only the choir gallery to the rear. The internal renovations were further changed with the advent of Vatican II when the sanctuary was restyled.
With the relaxing of the Penal Laws, a small thatched cruciform chapel was built to the right of the present church entrance in 1753. This church was replaced by a larger one which began on the present site in 1803 when Fr. Pierce Marum was P.P. This church was built by lots of local voluntary labour and local materials under the guidance of builder Edward Shee.
The church was built in the "Barn Style" with internal galleries and dedicated upon its opening to St. Senan in 1842, when Ireland's population was 8 million approximately, and the Great Famine loomed, Kilmacow parish was established, and its boundaries remain unchanged to date.
The church was badly damaged by fire in 1952 and the subsequent renovations removed the galleries, leaving only the choir gallery to the rear. The internal renovations were further changed with the advent of Vatican II when the sanctuary was restyled.
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Very Rev. Martin Tobin ADM
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Narrabaun South
Kilmacow,
County Kilkenny
Ireland
Phone: 086 2401278
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St. Senan's Church Mass Times
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Monday 6.30 p.m.
Tuesday 9.30 a.m.
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Saturday Vigil, 5.45 p.m.
Sunday 11.15 a.m.
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Monday 6.30 p.m.
Tuesday 9.30 a.m.
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Saturday Vigil, 5.45 p.m.
Sunday 11.15 a.m.
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St. Senan's Church History
There were several small parish type areas in the district of Kilmacow which were supressed by Queen Elizabeth I in 1565, along with parts of the modern parishes of Mullinavat and Slieverue. During the Penal Laws, the church was closed and Mass was celebrated at various locations where detection was not likely.
With the relaxing of the Penal Laws, a small thatched cruciform chapel was built to the right of the present church entrance in 1753. This church was replaced by a larger one which began on the present site in 1803 when Fr. Pierce Marum was P.P. This church was built by lots of local voluntary labour and local materials under the guidance of builder Edward Shee.
The church was built in the "Barn Style" with internal galleries and dedicated upon its opening to St. Senan in 1842, when Ireland's population was 8 million approximately, and the Great Famine loomed, Kilmacow parish was established, and its boundaries remain unchanged to date. The church was badly damaged by fire in 1952 and the subsequent renovations removed the galleries, leaving only the choir gallery to the rear. The internal renovations were further changed with the advent of Vatican II when the sanctuary was restyled.
With the relaxing of the Penal Laws, a small thatched cruciform chapel was built to the right of the present church entrance in 1753. This church was replaced by a larger one which began on the present site in 1803 when Fr. Pierce Marum was P.P. This church was built by lots of local voluntary labour and local materials under the guidance of builder Edward Shee.
The church was built in the "Barn Style" with internal galleries and dedicated upon its opening to St. Senan in 1842, when Ireland's population was 8 million approximately, and the Great Famine loomed, Kilmacow parish was established, and its boundaries remain unchanged to date. The church was badly damaged by fire in 1952 and the subsequent renovations removed the galleries, leaving only the choir gallery to the rear. The internal renovations were further changed with the advent of Vatican II when the sanctuary was restyled.
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St. Senan's Church listing was last updated on the 8th of August, 2023
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