Dear Parishioner and Friends of the Parish, I welcome you to our parish website and hope that you will enjoy discovering information about our parish personnel and various organisations active in our parish. We broadcast our ceremonies via the Internet so that your family members who live far from home may be able to join us spiritually. Our lists, descriptions and activities are not exhaustive and we welcome any suggestions that you may have with regard to improving our service to you. So whether you are a new arrival or someone who has lived here a long time I hope that this website gives you a flavour of our services and maybe that it will inspire you to join one of our parish groups. I pray God’s Blessing on all who visit this website. “May Almighty God Bless you and Those you know and Love”
Irish Catholic Newspaper
- Overseas nuns hailed as bringing new life to Irish Church November 2, 2017Mission has come ‘full circle’ An influx of new religious communities has been hailed as offering new life to the Irish Church, and bringing Ireland’s missionary heritage back home. Over the past year at least four groups of religious women have set up in Ireland from abroad, the most recent being a community of… The post Overseas nuns hailed as bringing n
- Articulating a Catholic ethos November 2, 2017‘Intentional’ Catholic education is the future for Faith schools in Ireland, Greg Daly writes “Religion,” Armagh’s Archbishop Eamon Martin said at last week’s The Irish Catholic Education Conference, is “not an added extra to be fitted in during break time or twilight hours or during registration”. Far from being something extra bolted on to… The post A
- November: a time for
the living and the dead November 2, 2017November is the month during which Christians traditionally pray for and remember in a special way our loved ones who have died. The reality about the human condition is that we will all die some day – Benjamin Franklin captured it well when he said: “in this world nothing can be said to be certain,… The post November: a time for the living and the dead app
- Fortune favours the Prices in X-Factor win November 2, 2017Two young buskers from Blessington in Wicklow are the “talk of the town” after getting through to this week’s X-Factor audition. The talented musicians, Sean (17) and Conor (15) Price, impressed judges with their version of ‘All Along the Watchtower’ by Bob Dylan, which was a fusion of the rock classic and modern pop-rap. Their… The post Fortune favours the
- Bishop defends UCD’s impeached Katie Ascough November 2, 2017Highlighting the importance of freedom of speech and democracy the Bishop of Waterford and Lismore said Katie Ascough, who was impeached as SU President of UCD, was given a “hard time”. At a conference in Waterford this week Bishop Phonsie Cullinan said: “So if you are pro-life and a SU president you will have a… The post Bishop defends UCD’s impeached Katie