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Public Mass

Online Masses
Sunday: 11am  Bank Holiday: 11am  Weekdays: 7:30am  Saturday: 10am

In compliance with HSE Guidelines all liturgies are celebrated behind closed doors but are available on the parish webcam. The Church is open for private prayer following the morning Mass until 6pm.

Your financial support of the parish is always gratefully appreciated but especially at this time when liturgies can only be streamed online. We invite you to contribute to the running costs of the parish by completing a standing order form. Standing order forms are available at the Church Doors. You may also contribute via the ‘DONATE’ Button on the website.

The Parish Office is Closed to the Public due to the new Level 5 Restrictions.
You are welcome to ring the parish office on 01 2693926 and leave a message with your contact details and your call will be responded to as soon as possible.

Church Reopens 29th June
Weekday Masses - 7:30am and 10am Mon – Fri, 
Saturday 10am and Vigil 6pm,
Sunday Masses – 9am, 10:30am, 12noon and 5:30pm
There will be a limit of 100 people at each Mass per public health advice 100
50 main part of Church & 25 each side with own entrance/exit

Parish Office is open (service at office Window, basement level behind new building)
Mon - Fri 9:30am to 1pm.
For Bookings and Certificates please email secretary@donnybrookparish.ie

WebCam

All Masses are now broadcasted

Church NoticesThe latest Sunday Mass notices are now available for download. 

The notices are in PDF format, which is viewable on most devices. Download Adobe Reader.

Click here to see the archive of Sunday Mass notices.

Holy HourOn Wednesday evening, Oct. 28st @ 6pm we will have an hour of prayer. The Church will be closed at this time, so the only parishioner access will be through the webcam. The evening prayers can be downloaded here.

ECV BookYou are invited to take part in  the ‘Virtual’ launch of this new book, Exploring Christus Vivit. Various practitioners explore Pope Francis’ themes from his 2019 Exhortation. It will be launched by Archbishop Eamon Martin on October 21 at 6:30pm.

ICS LogoIrish Cancer Society is looking for volunteers to drive patients to and from their chemotherapy treatments.  Drivers with a free weekday availability and who can commit to driving twice a month.

Sincere condolencesSincere condolences are extended to the family members, neighbours and friends of Margaret (Peggy) Gibbons, Teresa McCafferty, Dr Mary O’Hegarty, Frank Cantwell, Hilda Drury, Marie Conway and Jane McElroy who died recently. We continue to remember in our prayers John O’Leary and Patricia Galvin whose months mind occurs and we pray for those whose anniversaries occur around this time especially Teresa Coffey, Mathew and Marie Deans, Michael Corry and Angela Caslin, George Leo O’Connor, Sunniva McMahon, Kate Muldowney, Seamus Ryan, Sheila McEvoy, Nellie Loughnane, Anne and James Brennan and Maureen Farrell-Munóz.

ThWorld Mission Sunday Poster Englishis year World Mission Sunday will take place on the weekend of Sunday 18 October. World Mission Sunday is helping communities to build schools, clinics, parish halls and Churches for marginalised communities and missionaries in our church family in Africa, Asia and Latin America.

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Saint Of The Day

28 October 2020

  • St. Jude Thaddaeus: Saint of the Day for Wednesday, October 28, 2020
    St. Jude, known as Thaddaeus, was a brother of St. James the Less, and a relative of Our Saviour. He was one of the 12 Apostles of Jesus and his attribute is a club. Images of St. Jude often include a flame around his head, which represent his presence at Pentecost, when he accepted the Holy Spirit alongside the other apostles. Another attribute is St. Jude holding an image of Christ, in the Image of Edessa. Sometimes he can also be seen holding a carpenter's ruler or is depicted with a scroll...