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St. Joseph’s SMA Wilton

Mass Times: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 10 am.

Monday – Friday 5.35 pm.

Saturday: 10 am and Vigil Mass 6 pm

Sunday: 10.30 am and 12 noon.

Eucharistic Devotion takes place at 10 am on Wednesdays. 

In line with lay people participation in our Churches, a lay led liturgy will take place on Wednesday mornings instead of the 10 am Mass.

If unable to attend, all services can also be viewed via the webcam: www.smawilton.ie Choose website option and click on the icon “LIVE”

Adoration takes place Monday to Saturday from 10.30am – 12.30 pm. Adoration will take place on Wednesdays from 6 pm – 7 pm. On Wednesday evenings at 7 pm, people are invited to join in a period of quiet contemplation in the Parish Centre for a 40 minute period of prayer.

The Rosary is recited weekdays at 5.05 pm.

Confession will return to its normal time on Saturday Morning after the 10 am Mass.

 

Welcome to this Special edition of the SMA Journal featuring the late Seán Ó Sé who died on the 13th of January 2026.
In an interview recorded over a year ago in SMA House Wilton Cork, he spoke about his memories of the great Cork hurler,
Christy Ring, the composer Seán Ó Riada and about his own connection with the SMA.
May he Rest in Peace – Ar dheis lamh De go raibh a anam dílis.

Various shots of the Corpus Christi procession through Bandon in West Cork, 1941.

A video by the SMA Folklore Project sharing the many unique sayings and slang expressions of Cork

Wilton Ladies Knitting Group

July 6th, 2026|

The Wilton Ladies Knitting Group proudly presenting their collection of teddy bears lovingly knitted by their members for

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