Mass for the Opening of the Jubilee Year
Join the Diocesan Family, led by Archbishop Dermot Farrell, for Mass on the Feast of the Holy Family to mark the opening of the Jubilee Year in the Archdiocese of Dublin. Mass in the Pro-Cathedral is at 11 am and all are welcome!
DUBLIN DIOCESAN PASTORAL COUNCIL
DUBLIN DIOCESAN PASTORAL COUNCIL
The process has begun to establish a Diocesan Pastoral Council for the Dublin Diocese, which will be commissioned at the beginning of Lent 2025. Following from the Synodal and Task Force listening exercises, having a Diocesan Pastoral Council was seen as an essential part of moving forward. Earlier this year Archbishop…
Christmas Arrangements 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
Why the Scaffolding in front of the Church?
Many of you have been asking about why there is scaffolding erected at the front of the church.
Praying for Vocations with John Paul II Monstrance
Last Monday ( 18th November) Deacon Eric led an extended period of prayer for an increase in Vocations from 2:30 to 5 pm and then also in the evening a Holy Hour from 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm. The Monstrance, which was blessed by Pope John Paul II on 24th November 2004 specifically to…
Men’s Rosary Ireland
Sat 7th December @ 2 pm – North Earl Street
We were contact by an organisation called Mens Rosary Ireland who promote the First Five Saturday Devotion. Details about this devotion are set out below. There is a meet in North Earl Street on Saturday 7th December a 2 pm. See poster at the bottom…
‘To be a people of hope!’ – The Irish Catholic Bishops published a statement for General Election 2024
The Irish Catholic Bishops published a statement for General Election 2024 which will take place on 29 November. Titled ‘To be a people of hope!’ the statement which includes questions for candidates has seven key takeaways outlined below:
- All eligible to vote should exercise their right to maximise the common good
- Homelessness is unacceptable. …
Vocations Monstrance Blessed by Pope St John Paul II
St Patrick’s – Monkstown, Monday November 18.
A monstrance, one of six, which was blessed in 2004 by the late Pope John Paul II on 24th November 2004 for the purpose of praying for an increase in vocations will visit Ireland and travel across 12 diocese from November 18 to 29. The Monstrance will be…
