On Sunday May 6th the Chapelle had the honour of welcoming the seven daughters of the late Dr. Frank O ‘Reilly; Mary, Jane, Olivia, Margaret, Rose, Louise and Julie to the 11.30 weekly mass. Francis Joseph Charles O’Reilly (13 November 1922 – 11 August 2013) was a distinguished Irish businessman, noted for his work in […]
› Read MoreOn Friday 18th May, at 18H00 in the Chapelle Saint Patrick, there will be Mass with the Irish pilgrims coming for the annual Chartres Pentecost pilgrimage. On Saturday 19th May pilgrims will depart for Chartres after at 07H00 Mass at the Cathédrale Notre Dame de Paris. On Monday 21st May, the pilgrims will start to […]
› Read MoreMass for St Patrick’s Day will take place at 4pm on Sunday March 17th in the Église S. Etienne du Mont. It will be immediately followed by refreshments in the College.
› Read MoreFr Hugh is preparing the chaplaincy schedule/timetable until next summer and he would therefore like to hear from parents of children who wish to make their First Communion this year. He would also like to hear from those wishing to prepare for the Sacrament of Confirmation.
› Read MoreEllen Dillane, a dear friend of the Irish Community in Paris for many years passed away suddenly on Monday night at her home in Ireland. Ellen was an active member of the Chapelle St. Patrick Parish Community back in the nineties before she returned to Tralee County Kerry with her two young sons Cian and […]
› Read MoreMass for St Brigid’s Day with the traditional blessing of St Brigid’s Crosses will take place on Sunday February 4th at 11.30 am in the Chapelle St. Patrick. Mass will be a followed by a community picnic. Everyone is welcome to join us. Please bring enough food and drinks for yourselves and some to share […]
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The Irish Chaplaincy Paris and the priest and parish community of the Chapelle St Patrick at the Collège des Irlandais wish to convey their deepest sympathy to the family, friends, the Bishop of Dromore and priests of the late Rev. Fr. Desmond Knowles. Fr Des served our Irish faith community in Paris on two separate […]
› Read MoreAs it is he month of November, the month of the dead, Fr. Hugh visited the Irish College grave at Arcueil Cachan. In the town of Arcueil an hour or so from Paris. There you will find the graves of 11 Irishmen who all (bar one) died in their twenties between 1859 and 1891.
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