#NoMowMay is an annual campaign started by Plantlife in the UK, asking everyone to put away the lawnmower during the month of May to help our native wildlife.
Native Irish wildflowers like Dandelions, Clover, and Birds-foot trefoil provide the best source of pollen and nectar for our hungry wild pollinators. By mowing less, we can…
There will be Mass at 10.00am on Friday 3rd May for those whose names are on the Altar List of the Dead.
The next stop in our Parish Partnership Camino will be in Mount Argus parish.
You are all very welcome to join our neighbours in Mount Argus for a tour of the church and refreshments.
Click here to read more about Mount Argus : https://www.mountargusparish.ie/
A new parish WhatsApp group has been set up.
If you would like to be added to this group please forward your number to the Parish Office.
This group is for parish notifications only and will be used to send reminders re events in the parish and in our partnership parishes.
April 10, 2024
I warmly welcome Pope Francis’s appointment of Bishop Paul Dempsey as Titular Bishop of Sita, and Auxiliary Bishop of Dublin. I am very grateful to the Holy Father, Pope Francis, and to His Excellency Archbishop Montemayor, Apostolic Nuncio to Ireland, for facilitating my request to appoint another Auxiliary Bishop in the Archdiocese.…
You are invited to an hour of hospitality, a guided tour and prayer at each of our partnership churches on Sunday afternoons at 2.30pm
Rathmines 14th April; Mount Argus 5th May; Beechwood 2nd June; Harold’s Cross 9th June; Rathgar 23rd June.
Collection Pro Terra Sancta
Following a request from the Holy See, Archbishop Farrell this year again asked that we take up a collection on Good Friday for the Holy Land, Pro Terra Sancta. This collection took place in dioceses throughout the world. We were invited to pray and to collect funds for the Catholic community…
St Mary’s Pro-Cathedral, Dublin
Homily of Archbishop Dermot Farrell https://dublindiocese.ie/chrism-mass-2024/)
Good Friday 29th March 2024 – starting at 12 noon at the Wellington Monument and processing to the Papal Cross.
Led by the Most Reverend Dermot Farrell, Archbishop of Dublin.
For more information see : https://ie.clonline.org/
