The Rosary on the Coast for Life and Faith takes place on November 26th, Feast of Christ the King
26th November 2017
Across Ireland, North and South
Over the last two months over a million Polish faithful travelled to the borders of their country to pray for the preservation of the faith including the protection of the Unborn Child in Poland. Inspired by the Polish "Rosary at the Borders", Italian faithful held a similar "Rosary on the Border" for the same intention. Many of the thousands who participated prepared with a week-long fast on bread and water.
IT IS NOW IRELAND’S TURN!
Irelands Catholic Faithful are turning out in great numbers to pray for a great restoration of the faith especially among the youth and to pray for protection for our unborn babies, in Ireland, North and South. The Irish faithful are preparing to flock to our local coastlines, the Atlantic Ocean and the Irish Sea, to pray for the preservation of the faith and for the protection of life at all stages.
The "Rosary on the Coasts for Life and Faith" will be held on Sunday 26 November, the Feast of Christ the King.
Why did the organisers choose the Feast of Christ the King? Ireland was the first country in the world to be consecrated to Christ the King. This solemn consecration was declared in the 1930s and to date only three countries share this great blessing. The feast is extremely important. Acknowledging Christ as King has relevance for the spiritual, social, cultural, legal and political life of Ireland.
Remember that when we honour Christ as King, we are immediately brought to His Queen, Mary and her Immaculate Heart! The prayer at the coasts will begin at 2:30pm. It will not take long. It is winter and we are conscious that drivers need to reach home or at least the main roads before dark.
"WHERE TWO OR THREE GATHER IN MY NAME THERE AM I WITH THEM"
-- Matt 18:20 --
Precious Life are calling on Bishops, Priests and Ordained Deacons to take part and select locations along the coast which they are prepared to travel to. However the response of the laity has been so enthusiastic that we are calling on individual lay faithful, prayer groups, apostolates, etc to select locations that they will travel to on the day. We are working on the principle that where two or three gathered, Christ our King and Mary our Queen will be there.
So if you can come to the coast and pray the prayers of the ‘Rosary on the Coasts for Life and Faith’ programme with one or two people, tell us where you will be going and we will spread the word. Please be specific about the location. Once your location is published others will come.
Come along to the coast and pray the prayers of the Rosary on the Coast for Life and Faith' programme with one or two people if you can. This is a crucial time in the fight to protect Ireland's precious unborn children and we must call on the power of divine intervention to draw Ireland back to God and to Our Lady and to protect all unborn life from the point of conception to natural death. For more information on the Rosary on the Coast in the North of Ireland, or you would like to become a coastal organiser, please let us know!
Please find locations for the Rosary on the Coast For Life and Faith below:
Location |
County |
More Information |
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Ballycastle Beach, Ballycastle |
Antrim |
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Waters edge at the Odyssey, Titanic Quarter, Belfast |
Antrim |
Holy Mass at 1pm in St. Marys, Chapel Lane. Group will then go to the water’s edge to pray the Rosary. |
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Cushendall beach |
Antrim |
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St. Michael's Church, Cootehill |
Cavan |
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LaHinch beach |
Clare |
At the lifeguard station on the prom |
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Kilkee beach |
Clare |
At the Bandstand |
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Loop Head Light House |
Clare |
Accessed through Carrigaholt |
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Union Hall |
Cork |
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Charles Fort, Kinsale |
Cork |
Entrance to Charles Fort |
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St Finbars Church, Bantry |
Cork |
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Cork City docks behind Kent train station |
Cork |
Donoughmore group |
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Cobh, St Colmans Cathedral |
Cork |
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Blackrock Castle |
Cork |
Green Area By Footpath |
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Camden Fort Crosshaven |
Cork |
Childrens Adoration Group |
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Dinish Bridge, Castletownbere |
Cork |
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Benone Strand, Limavady |
Derry |
Left side of the strand off the little driveway |
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Lisfannon |
Derry |
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Lisfannon Beach, Inishowen |
Donegal |
Latin Mass at 1:15pm, Chapel of Ease, Fahan. |
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Malin head |
Donegal |
Wee House of Malin |
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Bundoran Beach |
Donegal |
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Rossnowlagh Beach, Rossnowlagh, |
Donegal |
Gather in public car park to left of Sandhouse Hotel |
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Front Shore Moville |
Donegal |
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Shore Front Buncrana beside the play park |
Donegal |
Shore front,Beside the play park |
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Burtonport Harbour |
Donegal |
Meet by Statue of Our Lady in Car Park |
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Maghroarty Pier |
Donegal |
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Narin Beach |
Donegal |
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Dungloe Pier |
Donegal |
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Maghera, Newcastle, BT330AG |
Down |
Grounds of Our Lady of the Assumption Church |
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Warrenpoint |
Down |
Narrow-Water Keep on Newry Road outside Warrenpoint |
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Warrenpoint Road, Newry |
Down |
By the Rampart |
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Lough Gates, Omeath Road, Newry. |
Down |
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Bangor |
Down |
Park in Queen’s Parade car park. Head to Pickie Fun Park, keep going and Rosary will be said on the small beach 100 yards beyond Pickie Fun Park (beside the partial remains of the old Victorian outdoor ladies bathing pool if that helps) St.Comgall’s Marian Prayer Group |
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Pier in Dun Laoghaire |
Dublin |
End of East Pier Bottom Deck |
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Portmarnock/Malahide |
Dublin |
Paddys Hill just off coast road between Portmarnock & Malahide |
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Howth Head |
Dublin |
At the start of Howth head just beyond the carpark |
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Sandymount Beach |
Dublin |
Section of beach by middle car park (of three car parks) |
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Colimore Harbour, Collimore Road, Dalkey, Co Dublin |
Dublin |
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Shelly Banks Car Park, Ringsend, Dublin. |
Dublin 3 |
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Portrane Donabate |
Dublin |
___More Details Needed____ |
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Clontarf |
Dublin |
Meet at St Anthony Church and walk the sea walk to Our Lady's statue at the end of the wooden bridge |
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Our Lady, Star Of The Sea, Statue, Bull Island |
Dublin |
Missionaries of Charity will lead the prayer at the Statue of our lady at the end of the Causeway |
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Salthill |
Galway |
___More Details Needed___ |
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Silverstrand Beach |
Galway |
Entrance to Silverstrand Beach |
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Meenogahane Pier, Causeway, |
Kerry |
1. Meenogahane Pier, Causeway, Co. Kerry |
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Ballyheigue Beach, |
Kerry |
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Banna Strand |
Kerry |
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Ballybunion Beach |
Kerry |
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Tullaghan Beach |
Leitrim |
Tullaghan Beach |
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on the quays at the back of Henry Street Garda station |
Limerick |
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Blackrock Village |
Louth |
Midway down Main St by sculpture by sea wall |
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Ardán Gentili, Knocknagoran, Omeath |
Louth |
__More Details Needed__ |
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Bellmullet at the end of the Shore Rd |
Mayo |
Outside Belmullet town |
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Our Lady's Grotto, Ceide, Ballycastle |
Mayo |
Our Ladys Grotto |
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Bertra Beach, Westport |
Mayo |
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Laytown Beach |
Meath |
Meet on the public beach behind the Church |
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Maidentower Mornington |
Meath |
Fransicans |
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Strandhill Beach, Sligo |
Sligo |
Meeting Point is at the Canon on the beach @ 2.15pm. |
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Rosses Point Beach |
Sligo |
Meeting point is at the top of the promenade at the 'Waiting on the Shore' statue @ 2.15pm. |
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Mullaghmore Beach |
Sligo |
Meeting at the Star of the Sea Retreat Centre @ 2.15pm |
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Lissadell Beach |
Sligo |
Meeting at Lissadell Beach at 2.15pm |
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Davits Quay Dungarvan |
Waterford |
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St Declans Church Ardmore |
Waterford |
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Tramore, |
Waterford |
Sr Mary's House, Santa Maria, Riverstown |
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Courtown Beach Borough |
Wexford |
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Kilmore Quay |
Wexford |
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Curracloe beach (Raven Reserve) |
Wexford |
Polish Group all welcome |
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Morriscastle Strand Kilmuchridge |
Wexford |
Catholic Families Network all welcome |
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The Quay Wexford Town |
Wexford |
Legion of Mary, Mater Dei Praesidium |
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Bray Prominade |
Wicklow |
At the bandstand St Fergal's Adoration Group All Welcome |
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Brittas Bay |
Wicklow |
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Arklow beach |
Wicklow |
Grotto at Arklow rock by Roadstone entrance |
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Greystones Harbour |
Wicklow |
Meeting Point is the near entrance to the Marina. |
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Murrough Car Park |
Wicklow |
Meeting at Murrough Car Park |