Author: St Teresa’s Parish, Glen Road, Belfast
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Welcome to the Church of the Holy Spirit, Fr Angelos and Parishioners

Church of the Holy Spirit: Fr Gabriel, Parish Priest, and Mr Phil Molloy, Chair of the Parish Pastoral Council, along with Fr Liam welcome Fr Angelos to the Vigil Mass. From September, Fr Angelos will be celebrating Mass on Sunday mornings with his parishioners. Fr Liam, Fr Angelos, Mr Phil Molloy and Mr Martin Herron…
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The Chosen – Season 2

The Chosen first began as a crowdfunded project and has become a global phenomenon, watched by more than 600 million people and translated into over 50 languages. Our journey through Season 1 was very rich and rewarding; full of insight, warmth, and fresh ways of engaging with Scripture. Join us as we journey through Season…
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St Joseph Men’s Camino (Boyne Valley)

25km – One Day – One Pilgrimage Saturday 12th September 2026, Drogheda, Co. Louth
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Church of the Holy Spirit, 169 Glen Road Belfast BT11, 22 August 2026

For more than 9 years, parishioners of St Teresa’s Parish have gathered to celebrate a Saturday Vigil Mass in the Church of the Holy Spirit at 5pm. The Saturday evening Vigil Mass is well attended and seems to be very convenient for the congregation. While there may be an occasional Funeral or Wedding celebration held…
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Please note there is no Bulletin for Sunday, 23rd August 2026

Please note there is no Bulletin for Sunday, 23rd August 2026
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The St Teresa’s Parish Bulletin for Sunday, 9th August 2026

Sunday Gospel Take heart; it is I. Do not be afraid.’ In the readings this week, we witness the full range of the earth’s natural order: the mountains, the wind, the sea, an earthquake and fire. Through all the upheaval and suffering that life may bring, we are reminded of God’s ever-loving presence. In the First Reading, a…
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The St Teresa’s Parish Bulletin for Sunday, 2nd August 2026

Sunday Gospel On feeding the needy, Pope Francis remarked: We will find Jesus’ wounds in carrying out works of mercy, in caring for the body of your wounded brother, because he is hungry, because he is thirsty, because he is naked, because he is humiliated, because he is a slave, because he is in jail, because…
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The St Teresa’s Parish Bulletin for Sunday, 26th July 2026

Sunday Gospel Treasure comes in all sorts of shapes and sizes. What is important to one person may be of no interest to another. A pearl is a symbol of something that is worth owning. The question for a disciple is: what do you value, what would make you sell everything you own to possess it?…
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The St Teresa’s Parish Bulletin for Sunday, 19th July 2026

Sunday Gospel The mustard seed was a tiny seed that grew into a flowering bush; it was not mustard as we know it, but a bush to give beauty and shelter. It can remind us of the beauty of creation, and of the caring shelter we can give to others. It is also a reminder that…






