News and Updates

  • On Sunday 8 February there will be no exposition of the Most Blessed Sacrament in the afternoon or Vespers open to the public in the evening.

Regular Horarium

All times posted show the beginning of Mass, with the Divine Office starting 15 minutes prior to the posted time. On Sundays, Thursdays, and days of Precept, Mass will begin at 10:15 a.m.; on all other weekdays, Mass will begin at 11:00 a.m. There still will be an alternation between Low Masses, Sung Masses, and Sung Masses with incense depending on the level of the feast as is posted below.

On account of availability of priests at the monastery, please note that there will no longer be any Matutinal Masses. Our apologies for the inconvenience.

Sunday, 22 March — Saturday, 28 March

Sun. 22 Mar.Sung Mass with incense10:15 AM
Mon. 23 Mar.Low Mass11:00 AM
Tue. 24 Mar.Low Mass11:00 AM
Wed. 25 Mar.Sung Mass with incense
(and procession)		10:15 AM
Thu. 26 Mar.Sung Mass with incense10:15 AM
Fri. 27 Mar.Sung Mass11:00 AM
Sat. 28 Mar.Low Mass11:00 AM

Sunday, 29 March — Saturday, 4 April

Sun. 29 Mar.Blessing of Palms followed by
Procession and Holy Mass		09:15 AM
Mon. 30 Mar.Conventual Mass11:00 AM
Tue. 31 Mar.Conventual Mass10:15 AM
Wed. 1 Apr.Conventual Mass10:15 AM
Thu. 2 Mar.Mass of the Lord’s Supper03:30 PM
Fri. 3 Apr.Celebration of the Lord’s Passion03:00 PM
Sat. 4 Apr.Paschal Vigil07:30 PM

Vespers is at 5:15 p.m. from Monday through Saturday, and at 5 p.m. on Sunday. Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament follows Vespers on every Sunday and Thursday, on First Fridays, and on the Greater Solemnities of the year

Please note: The space in our oratory for the faithful is limited, but the entrance hall also has pews for overflow.

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Our History

Situated amidst pasture land and forest in the eastern reaches of County Meath, Silverstream Priory (under the patronage of Our Lady of the Cenacle) was founded in 2012 at the invitation of the Most Reverend Michael Smith, Bishop of Meath, and canonically erected as an autonomous monastery of diocesan right in 2017.

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Thanks to your generosity over the past ten years of our monastery’s presence in Ireland, we have been growing as a community and have been renovating our living areas and workspaces. We are grateful for the expansion of our remunerative works over the past couple years, but we still need and sincerely ask for the assistance of your donations.

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