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Monday 20th January at 7pm: Parish Pastoral Council Meeting. Monday 27th January at 7pm: Parish Finance Committee Meeting. Tuesday 4th February at 6.30pm: Parish Liturgy Committee Meeting. Tuesday 25th February at 6pm: Parish Partnership Meeting.
Christmas Offerings (Dues) Envelopes are available on the tables in the church.
ROSARY: After 10am Mass each morning. NOVENA OF THE MIRACULOUS MEDAL: Monday during the 10am and 6pm Masses. EUCHARISTIC ADORATION AND CONFESSION: Thursday from 3pm to 4pm.
During the longer dark evenings of winter, the church will normally close at 4pm. So the church opening hours are now:- 9am – 6.30pm on Monday9am – 4.00pm from Tuesday to Friday9am – 7.00pm on Saturday9am – 1.00pm on Sunday
The CELEBRATION OF THE WORD AND EUCHARISTIC SERVICE, led by members of the congregation, continues each Thursday at 10am. Similarly, the afternoon hour of quiet prayer in front of the BLESSED SACRAMENT and the opportunity for CONFESSION continues each Thursday at 3pm.
A new rota for Ministers of the Word is available on the table at the sacristy door. It can also be viewed or downloaded here.
A big welcome to Bro. JOHN McALLISTER SM from England, who has joined the Marist and Parish Communities, living in 181 South Circular Road. John is part of the Parish Team and over the next while will get to know people, places, committees and the ways and means of the parish.
On Christmas Eve, Pope Francis opened the Holy Door of St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome. The Holy Doors of the other three Papal Basilicas – St. John Lateran, St. Mary Major and St. Paul Outside-the-Walls – were also opened. This marked the start of a Jubilee Year. In keeping with Church tradition, a Holy Year […]
There is a Tap & Go Card machine, and a donation box for all donations to St. Teresa’s Parish by cash (notes or coins) and by the weekly or donation envelope. There is also a separate Tap & Go Card machine, and a donation box for all donations to the Dublin Diocese 1st Collection and […]
The windows represent aspects of the Covid 19 pandemic experience in St. Teresa’s community and also commemorate those who have died during the pandemic. They bring the onlooker into a conversation between this experience and their own. It attempts also to invite the onlooker to cross the threshold of their own experience and enter into […]