Roman Catholic, Northern Ireland
Roman Catholic churches and parishes are places of worship for people who belong to the Catholic Church. They typically hold Mass on Sundays and at other times during the week, as well as services for major feast days and seasons of the Church year. Priests and parish teams may provide the sacraments, including baptism, confession, confirmation, marriage and anointing of the sick, in accordance with Church practice. Many parishes also offer pastoral support, preparation for baptism or marriage, and religious education for children and adults. Community activities can include prayer groups, choirs, youth groups, social events and practical support for people in need. Some churches have halls or other facilities used for parish meetings and events. Arrangements for ceremonies and activities vary by parish, and weddings and funerals are subject to Catholic requirements and the relevant church's procedures.
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