STATIONS OF THE CROSS

PLEASE CLINK ON THE LINK – Daily Way of the Cross

A recorded message by Archbishop Dermot Farrell To the parents of children due to receive the sacraments of First Holy Communion and Confirmation this year. It expresses to them and to parish communities the broad approach which is being taken: there is no pressure to celebrate the sacraments by any given deadline; we should use this time of uncertainty to support families to nurture their children as they journey  towards the sacraments whenever they can be safely celebrated; and we are creating supports and resources for parishes to draw on in their accompaniment of families.’

https://youtu.be/XhHjlc23UWA

LENTEN SCHEDULE

Mass Times: 9a.m. & 10a.m. Monday to Friday & 7p.m Mondays,  Wednesdays & Fridays throughout Lent. Saturday vigil: 6.30p.m. Sunday: 9a.m. & 10.30a.m.

Stations of the Cross: After 10a.m Mass Wednesdays & Fridays

Evening & Night Prayer of the Church: Tuesdays at 5.30p.m

Confessions: By request only at present

Prayer Cards, Mass Leaflets, TRÓCAIRE Packs & Other Lenten Resources: Are available on Church tables.

Funeral Masses  will  be celebrated at 10a.m.  Attendance at  funerals will be limited to 10 until further notice

In the interest of preventing the spread of Covid-19,  Please do not congregate outside the Church during funerals- You can participate online through the Parish webcam

Sunday: Vigil mass at 6:30 pm Saturday and 9 am, 10:30 am  Sunday morning.

 These Masses will be streamed on the parish webcam and the parish radio.

Mass Intentions will be Prayed for and are still available for booking.

The Parish Office is open for Phone calls & email only at present 018380265 – Please call if you need anything

The church will be open for private prayer as per the following schedule:

Monday to Friday after the 10 am morning Mass until 4 pm

Saturday after the 10 am morning Mass until 4 pm

When you are visiting the church for private prayer we ask that you follow HSE guidelines with regard to social distancing, sanitizing your hands and wearing face masks is essential.

We ask that in the interest of hygiene and the safety of ALL parishioners that you do not handle or kiss the many statues around the Church, the Altar or any other items in the Church.

Stay Safe and God Bless

PRAYER FOR SPIRITUAL COMMUNION

My Jesus,

I believe that you are present in this Holy Sacrament of the altar.

I love you above all things

and I passionately desire to receive you into my soul.

Since I cannot now receive you sacramentally,

come spiritually into my soul

so that I may unite myself wholly to you now and forever.

Amen.

Support Services

Aware – Support & Self Care Groups

As we all know, during Level 5 lockdown, many people are experiencing additional feelings of isolation, anxiety and distress as well as other challenges with their mental health.  If you, or those with whom you work wish to connect with people in relation to your mental wellbeing, please consider using the Phone In and Zoom Support & Self Care Groups, the Support Line or Support Mail, now and throughout the holiday season. These services provide support, coping skills and information – and most importantly help people who are in distress to know and feel that they are not alone in their experience.  For more information about the groups https://www.aware.ie/support/support-groups/ and all of our services on www.aware.ie

Accord Dublin  has a new website.  For Sacramental Marriage Preparation Courses or for Marriage Relationship Counselling

Please visit www.accorddublin.ie

Special collection 13th & 14th February is in aid of ACCORD

SAINT VINCENT DE PAUL -Local Conference

Due to the Covid -19 crisis, the local conference of SVP is unable to hold the monthly gate collection, which is our source of income. If you would like to support the work of St. Vincent de Paul at this time, please drop your donation into the Parish Office. Your ongoing support is much appreciated. Thank You

Our Lady Shrine Prayer Card

Prayers To Say Before The Blessed Sacrament

COVID-19 community supports are now in place to ensure vulnerable members of the community are reached and helped at this time.

These comprise the local authority, Health Service Executive, County Champions, An Post, Community Welfare Service, An Garda Síochána, other State organisations, charities and other stakeholders.

These Dedicated helplines are focused specifically on ensuring that the cocooning elderly, vulnerable members of the community or those living alone can access deliveries of groceries, medicine and fuels.

Please try to ensure any vulnerable or elderly people in your parish help are aware of these services.

Dublin City Council

Helpline 01-2228555

Email – covidsupport@dublincity.ie

Please click on image to view Webcam for this service. Mass times may vary.