Mass for the 8th December
Tuesday 7th December: 7.30 pm Vigil Mass
Wednesday 8th December: 7.30 am and 10.00 am (Mass at 10.00 will be a funeral Mass).
Christmas Mass Schedule
Friday 24th December: 6.00 pm and 9.00 pm
Saturday 25th December: 8.45 am, 10.15 am and 12.00 noon
Sunday 26th December: 8.45 am, 10.15 am and 12.00 noon
From 28th November – the first Sunday of Advent
Mon – Sat: 10.00 am
Sat. Vigil Mass: 6.00 pm
Sunday: 8.45 am, 10.15 am & 12 noon
For Advent and Christmas
Tarsus Scripture School is offering a programme entitled “A Child is Born for us.” It includes one online seminar, one online meditation and six presentations (using Vimeo). The charge is €20 per household / community.
For more information and to register on line, go to www.tarsusscriptureschool.ie
Is this for you?
The Priory Institute provides online Theology courses to degree level. Attend Saturday lectures in Tallaght or from the comfort of your own home. Email [email protected]
Online Open Evening on Thursday 2 December 7 pm.
This is the link to register for the Online Open Evening
https://prioryinstitute.com/events/priory-institute-open-evening
Tarsus Scripture School is offering a programme entitled “A Child is Born for us.” It includes one online seminar, one online meditation and six presentations (using Vimeo). The charge is €20 per household / community.
For more information and to register on line, go to www.tarsusscriptureschool.ie
From 28th November – the first Sunday of Advent
Mon – Sat: 10.00 am
Sat. Vigil Mass: 6.00 pm
Sunday: 8.45 am, 10.15 am & 12 noon
Dia dhíbh go léir!
I would like to introduce myself to parishioners and others who visit this website. My name is Liam Lacey and I have been appointed by Archbishop Dermot Farrell as Parish Priest of Dalkey in succession to Fr. Paddy Devitt. Fr. Paddy has retired and I would like to wish him good health and many more years to enjoy his retirement.
I come to Dalkey having previously served in many parishes over the years. My most recent
DIOCESAN SYNODAL PATHWAY
October 2021 – April 2022
Context
In his homily of the 3rd June 2021 the Archbishop reminded us of the context we find ourselves in as we are invited to embark upon a synodal pathway. This context is one of an ever-changing Church in an ever-changing world.
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“The Church centred around the monasteries of early medieval Ireland was replaced by the diocesan Church. When one studies the history of the Church
