The following funerals are scheduled to take place:
Click on the links below to read the death notices.
Friday 19th @ 10 AM — Cyril Thomas
Monday 22nd @ 10 am – Ethna Shaw
St. Joseph and Child Jesus - St. Patrick's Church - Monkstown
Transfiguration - Rose Window - St. Patrick's Church - Monkstown
Jesus on Cross - St. Patrick's Church Monkstown
Blesses Virgin Mary - St Patrick's Church Monkstown
Sacred Heart Statue in St. Patrick's Monkstown
Supporting the Parish financially during the pandemic
A frequently asked question posed by parishioners concerns how to support the parish financially at this time. Like so many individuals, organisations and businesses, Covid 19 is placing serious financial pressure upon our parish, especially in the absence of public Masses. To facilitate parishioners who would like to make a donation online, we have provided this facility on our website. Alternatively, envelopes located in the back of the church can be dropped into Fr. Kevin's house or the parish office. Thank you for your continued support.
To make a donation online, simply click the pink Donate button bellow, or if you would like to read more, visit our Donation page on the menu above.
Mass Times
St. Patrick's
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Mass schedule: Mon - Fri 10 am Saturday 6pm ( vigil for Sunday) Sunday 10 am and 11:30 am |
Notices
Funerals
August 14, 2022
Building Hope – Response from Monkstown Parish
June 7, 2022
Response of St. Patrick’s Monkstown
Over the last number of weeks, as part of the “Building Hope” initiative of Archbishop Dermot Farrell, all parishes in the Diocese have been asked to reflect on what is working well and what might be in need of development. Following a process of consultation, here is the response submitted…
Living the Hope of Easter – Building Hope
April 20, 2022
In 2021 Archbishop Dermot Farrell established a Task Force called Building Hope. The Task Force was asked to assess the needs of the people of the Archdiocese emerging from Covid-19 and to work to support parish communities as they undertake a radical renewal, looking to the future with creativity. 3,000 people, mostly lay faithful, responded…
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