The Feast of Corpus Christi originated in the 13th Century in Belgium. It was established as a universal Feast by Pope Urban 1V to emphasise the joy and mystery of the Holy Eucharist. It was proposed by St Thomas Aquinas, Doctor of the Church, in order to create a Feast solely focused on the Blessed Eucharist. ‘Corpus Christi, shows ever greater homage to Christ, to thank him for so great a gift and to implore His mercy’. Pope St Paul V1.
Mass Times
Dunshaughlin
Saturday Vigil 7pm
Sunday:
9 am and 12 noon
Mon - Sat: 10am:
Holydays
10am and 7:00pm:
Confessions Saturdays:
After 10am mass & 12 noon - 1pm
Adoration Tuesdays:
10:30am - 2pm, 7-9pm
Culmullen
Saturday Vigil 6pm:
Sunday 10:30am:
Mon - Fri: 9am:
Holy Days:
10:30am
Adoration: Thursdays:
9.30am-11am