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The Monthly collection takes place after every Mass this weekend (November 9th/10th). This collection brings a great source of financial support for families who are struggling with the rising cost of living. Your donations are very much
appreciated by all.

View photos from 1st November 2024 Remembrance Mass.

led by Fr. Ivel Mendana C.Ss.R will take place at the Redemptoristine Nuns, Alphonsus Monastery, Drumcondra from 5th November to 12th November.

There will be Masses at 10.00am and 8.00pm and Confession will be available after Mass.

You may participate in the Novena online at www.rednuns.com/webcam

Monday is the October Bank Holiday,. There will be no early Mass and 10.00am Mass will be in Our Lady of Dolours, Glasnevin.

The Annual Mass of Remembrance for all those that died in our parish this year, takes place on Friday 1st November @ 7.30pm.

led by Marie Dunne CHF, will take place on Saturday November 9th, from 10am – 3pm in the Margaret Aylward Centre, Glasnevin.
The workshop (for choirs/music groups, and interested individuals), will offer music for a variety of liturgical uses, including resources for the season of Advent.

Read the latest Synod Newsletter here 

Ballygall Legion of Mary meets on Mondays. Full details here

Open Tuesday to Friday after 10.00am Mass for all Mass Cards & religious goods.

We are currently looking for volunteers to open the shop after Masses at the weekend. If you are available, please contact the parish office

Archbishop Farrell’s Letter for Safeguarding Sunday 22nd September here

This year Archbishop Farrell has asked us to focus on all the things we do to make our parish a safe and welcoming place for children and vulnerable adults. The new child safeguarding policy for the Catholic Church in Ireland, launched in June of this year, is called A Safe and Welcoming Church. It replaces an earlier policy which was called Safeguarding Children.

The reason for the new title is that we have come to a point where we recognise that safeguarding can no longer be seen as a response to a crisis, brought about by abuse within the Church and the failure of many Church authorities to adequately address this abuse. Now we understand safeguarding as
deeply rooted in gospel values, scripture and church teaching. Further, we commit ourselves not just to the prevention of harm but to the promotion of good, to the creation of the material and spiritual conditions for children’s full development, as described by Pope Francis.