Welcome to St. St. Patrick’s Parish Monkstown
We want to make it easy for everyone to know what is happening in our parish and how to join us in worship. Our parish website is our online way of extending an invitation to all who want to be part of our community. We hope you will find this website a useful resource. You can search for Mass and ceremony times, Events, Contact Information for Priests, and information on the various services available.
Mass Times
Church of St. Patrick
St. Patrick's
Mass schedule: Mon - Fri 10 am Saturday 6pm ( vigil for Sunday) Sunday 10 am and 11:30 am |
Notices
Christmas Arrangements 2024
December 10, 2024
Christmas Eve – Tuesday 24th December No Morning Mass 4:30 pm First Mass of Christmas (Family Mass Group) 6:30 pm Vigil Mass (Folk Group) 8:30 pm Night Mass (Parish Choir) Christmas Day – Wednesday 25th December 10:00 am 11:30 am (Parish Choir) Thursday 26th December No Mass Friday 27th December No Mass Saturday 28th December...
Funerals
December 9, 2024
The following funerals are scheduled to take place Friday 13th Dec @ 10 am – Josephine Yvonne Ryan Tuesday 17th Dec @ 10 am Maureen (Mo) Austin Wednesday 18th @ 10 am – Mark Boland
Why the Scaffolding in front of the Church?
December 1, 2024
Many of you have been asking about why there is scaffolding erected at the front of the church. We erected scaffolding to the rose window over the main entrance to remove some foliage at each corner. Unfortunately once we got access to window it soon became obvious that there were more issues to be dealt...
Annual Appeal for St. Vincent de Paul
November 30, 2024
The Annual Appeal for St Vincent de Paul will take place at the Masses on Saturday and Sunday next December 7th and 8th . The collection will be instead of the usual Share (2nd collection). In addition there will be SVP donation envelopes available in the church in the following weeks.
Archbishop Farrell’s Statement on the General Election is available at the back of the Church.
November 21, 2024
Statement on the General Election 2024 – Archbishop Farrell It has been said that politicians campaign in poetry and govern in prose. It is certainly true that extravagant promises and self-promoting claims are the order of the day. That said, there are two slogans you will hear in these days, whose cynical falsehood is not...
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