We pray through the intercession of Saint Valentine for those we love; to keep them safe; protect the love we share for each other and that nothing will ever happen to distort that love. We ask this of Christ our Lord. Amen.
Saint Valentine,
true servant who shed his blood in defence of the…
Please click here to read the Pope’s Message for World Day of the Sick
Pope Francis’ Message for World Day of the Sick 11th February 2025
The ANNUAL COLLECTION for ACCORD Dublin, the Diocesan Agency for Marriage and the Family, will be made at all Masses this weekend of 15th/16th February
ACCORD Dublin throughout the Diocese offers:
We are delighted that work was completed this week on the installation of a new covered bike rack in the parish centre on Mountain View Road. This is being funded by Dublin City Council’s Community Climate Action Fund.
We hope that this will encourage people in the community to cycle rather than use cars. A…
We mark the Feast of St. Brigid by distributing 2000 daffodils around the parish and the community—to those who receive meals from the wonderful volunteers in Ranelagh Community Response, to local primary schools, nursing homes and to others who may be housebound.
We are very grateful to Supervalu, Ranelagh for their generous support and we…
The New Year can be a difficult time for those of us who have been bereaved but it can help to share your sorrow, fears and loss with empathetic listeners.
If you feel the need of a listening ear, please consider availing of our service. Our February listening sessions will take place at:
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Anam Cara, the organisation that supports bereaved parents, will hold its monthly Parent Support Evening on Monday 10th February at 7.30pm in the Maldron Hotel, Whitestown Way, Tallaght. This event is free and open to all bereaved parents regardless of the age your child died, the circumstances of their death, or how recent their death was. You…
Brigid was born at a time of major transition in 5th century Ireland. She embodies in herself the pre-Christian Celtic and Christian Celtic spirit. It is generally accepted that St Brigid built her double monastery for men and women in Kildare around 470AD. Some scholars credit Brigid with pioneering monastic life in Ireland. Her monastery…
The church will be closed on Friday 24th January due to the severe weather alert in place.
