Would you like to become a Minister of the Eucharist? These are parishioners who assist the priest in administering the sacrament of holy communion. They may also take communion to those who are ill, or otherwise unable to attend Mass.

Perhaps you would like to become a reader at Mass? We celebrate Mass each weekday at 10.00am, Saturday evening at 6:00pm and on Sunday at 10.00am and 11:30am. If you would like to do a reading at one or more of these Masses please contact us. Please note changes during covid days.

This is an important Ministry to help parents prepare for the baptism of their child. The Sacrament of Baptism is the first step in a lifelong journey of commitment and discipleship. Whether we are baptised as infants or adults, Baptism is the Church's way of celebrating and enacting the embrace of God.

The Funeral Team help prepare a family for the funeral of a loved one. The trauma of losing someone close is very deep and leaves us disorientated. Depending on the circumstances, the death of a loved one can leave us feeling numb, shocked, exhausted, angry, relieved, depressed, or a combination of any of these. Trying to organise a funeral in the middle of all this is not easy. The  Funeral Team provide advice and support when a death occurs in the Parish. If you feel that you could provide support to your fellow parishioners as they go through this difficult time, contact us 

Following the death of a loved one, grieving is a natural process and is normally helped by the support and understanding of family and friends. Sometimes a bereaved person may need the support of a skilled person to help them journey through their loss in a positive way. Bethany volunteers listen with understanding and empathy. They accept those suffering loss as they are and support the bereaved for as long as they need. You can contact the local Bethany Support group in your area by going to their website at Bethany.ie 

Johnstown Killiney Parish Choir sing at our Mass every Sunday. If you are interested in joining our choir please contact us.

The Parish Pastoral Council of Johnstown Killiney Parish is comprised of lay people from our community working in partnership with local clergy in running our parish and church.

There are many things we can all do to help our parish become a centre of hospitality. Every person who enters the doors of our Church should feel welcomed and hopefully will want to return. We are always looking for volunteers who will welcome parishioners and new visitors as they enter our Church and who will help with the tea/coffee on the first Sunday of each month and on other important occasions. If you would like to join our Hospitality Ministry please contact us.