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christening in kilkenny

  • 16-06-2016 8:44pm
    #1
    giveitholly
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    a quick question for ye,we are new to the area and have a new born,we hope to christen the child in callan,we have heard around that its tradition in kilkenny to have the ceremony in the evening around 5.we would prefer to have it earlier in the day.is this true or does everyone have it when it suits them,and the priest


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  • #2
    toe_knee
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    Most christenings I have attended are early afternoon. It depends on the church as far as I know


  • #3
    catbear
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    I think there's pagan services in Jenkinstown on the 22/6.


  • #4
    1984baby
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    Any christening I attended in KK was between 12.00 and 3.00.
    It's up to the church/priest, they normally do them straight after the last mass in the morning


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