Plans are in place to welcome thousands of people from across Cork City and suburbs as well as further afield for the 100th anniversary of Cork’s First Eucharistic Procession

On Sunday 7 June participants will assemble at the Cathedral of St. Mary and St. Anne from 2.30pm and the Procession will leave the Cathedral at 3pm. The Blessed Sacrament will be borne by Bishop Fintan Gavin.

Hundreds of people will have active parts in the liturgies including the priests, deacons, servers, choirs, Ministers of the Word, stewards, canopy bearers, banner bearers.

Professional imaging and sound services will also be deployed to make access to this historic procession available online and to record it.

View the live stream of Eucharistic Procession from 2:45pm

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This year, the Diocese of Cork and Ross invites you to take part in a truly historic moment:
the 100th anniversary of the Eucharistic Procession in Cork on Sunday 7th June

First held in 1926, the Eucharistic Procession was a wish amongst the people for unity, peace and reconciliation after the Civil War and the War of Independence. They asked Bishop Colahan to have a Eucharistic Procession, bringing Jesus in the Eucharist to the streets of our city. This is an opportunity to witness to our faith while being a part of a living tradition and the history of our city.

One hundred years on, we gather as a diocesan family to unite in prayer and thanksgiving, and to honour Jesus in the Eucharist. Gathering at 2:30pm at the Cathedral of St Mary and St Anne, the Procession will begin at 3pm and finish with benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at the Grand Parade.

As part of the 100 Hours for 100 Years celebrations at St. Peter and St. Paul’s Church in preparation for the 100th Anniversary of the Eucharistic Procession, we invite parishes, families, and friends to take part in special Holy Hours during our 100 hours of continuous Eucharistic Adoration.

These dedicated hours offer an opportunity to come before Jesus in the Eucharist in prayer. Whether you can stay for a few minutes or the full hour, your presence and prayers will be a blessing.

Holy Hours for Particular Intentions

Wednesday, June 3rd, 2026

9.30am – 10.30am: Students sitting exams


(Coordinated by the Young Adult Mission Team)

 

7.00pm – 8.00pm: Vocations to the Diocesan Priesthood


(Coordinated by the Diocesan Vocations Team)

 

Thursday, June 4th, 2026 7.00pm – 8.00pm: Peace in Our World


(Coordinated by the Ballineaspig Faith in Action Group)

 

Friday, June 5th, 2026  7.00pm – 8.00pm: The Priests of the Diocese


(Coordinated by Carrigaline Parish)

 

In a world that is often busy and noisy, these Holy Hours provide a sacred space to pause, pray, and be renewed.

Together, let us mark this significant centenary milestone by spending time in the presence of Jesus and entrusting our hopes, challenges, and intentions to him.