Monasterevin Parish The Parish of Monasterevin takes its name from St Evin. A sixth century monk who founded a monastery on the west bank of the river Barrow.
The name is derived from the Irish word (Mainistir Eimphin) or monastery of St Evin.
The town is sometimes known as the “Vience of Ireland” because of its many bridges.
As a parish we welcome anyone who wishes to join us in any way for worship. We welcome people to volunteer for any of our parish groups.
We strive to make our parish a vibrant Christian community, who try to live out the core values of the gospel to act justly, love tenderly and walk humbly with our God.
Church of St Peter and Paul, Monasterevin
| Saturday Vigil | 6.30pm |
| Sunday | 9.00am & 11.30am |
| Tues to Fri |
10.00am (except when Funeral Mass) Weekday Mass is held in St Mary's Chapel |
| Holy Days | 10.00am and 7.30pm only |
| Devotions |
10.30am to 5pm Thursdays Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament |
| Confessions |
6.00pm-6.30pm Saturdays Or by appointment |
| Baptisms |
2nd Saturday of each month at 12.00pm; Last Sunday of each month at 12.15pm |
| Weddings | Booked in Parish Office |