Thank you for the €1295 which you donated to last Sunday’s collection for the Support of Priests of the Dioceses and for the Share Collection which amounted to €1069.
Copies of the Dublin Diocese Consolidated Parish Financial Statements for the year ended 30th June 2011 will be distributed at all Masses next weekend.
Trocaire Boxes may be returned to the Parish where Trocaire will collect them after Easter.
Baptisms:
Jack Murphy, Mark M Mitchell, Grace Kealy, Grace Casserly Charlotte Ardagh and Alice Fitzpatrick were baptised in our church last weekend. We welcome them into our Christian community and congratulate their parents and godparents.
Our Annual Mass for all those baptised here during the last year will take place at 11.30am on Sunday 29th April. The families of these newly baptised children will receive an invitation to attend this Mass.
The Parish Liturgy Group will meet at 8pm on Monday 16th April.
Next Sundays 10am Mass is part of the ‘Do this in Memory of Me Programme’. This Mass is for children who will be receiving their First Holy Communion here on Sun., May 13th. We welcome the children and their families to our Sunday Mass.
Invitation to pray for success in Examinations; Students facing exams, their families and friends are invited to a special hour of prayer, Eucharistic adoration and Benediction in St. Joseph’s Oratory, Church of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal, Bird Ave. Clonskeagh. This hour of prayer will be from 7.30 to 8.30p.m.on Wednesday, 18th April. It will be lead by Fr. Kevin, Administrator, Clonskeagh Parish and has been arranged by the Legion of Mary.
The next outing of the Parish Active Retirement Group is on Thursday April 19th, when they plan to visit Dalkey Castle Heritage Centre and have a Guided Historical Tour of Dalkey. Further details are on the Parish Notice Boards. Names for this outing are be taken in the Parish Pastoral Centre.
The Milltown Branch of the I.C.A. will have their Annual General Meeting in the Parish Pastoral Centre at 7.30pm on Thursday 19th April.
A SPRING BAZAAR will take place on Saturday 21st April, 10.00 am – 2.00 pm in St Philip’s Parochial Hall on Temple Rd. Further details of this family day are on the Church Notice Boards.
Students from Alexander College will be confirmed here on Tuesday April 24th. There will also be a Confirmation Ceremony in our Church on Thursday, May 3rd for students from Enable ireland.
In preparation for the Parish’s Journey to the 50th International Eucharistic Congress, An Evening Retreat of Prayer & Reflection will take place in Milltown Church on Monday, April 30th. This evening will commence at 7.30 – and continue until 10pm. The Parish Pastoral Centre will be open for refreshments throughout the evening. Further details of this Parish preparation are available on the hand outs at the back of the church.
Catholic Youth Care will have a retreat for Young Adults on April 28th. This will take place in St. Paul’s Church, Arran Quay. For further information contact CYC at vjackson@cyc.ie or akeegan@cyc.ie
A Craft Group meet in the Parish Pastoral Centre on Thursday morning at 10.30am. If you enjoy craft work and would like to join this group please do come along. Activities include knitting, crochet, rug making etc. the choice is yours!
Dublin Diocesan Pilgrimage to Lourdes:
Map Travel have forwarded us details of their all in package for parishioners who would like to attend this Pilgrimage which take place from Friday Sept. 7th – Wednesday Sept. 12th. Booking forms are available in the Parish Office and further details are on the Church Notice Boards.
In line with Government policy, the Garda Commissioner has directed that from the 30th April 2012, Donnybrook Garda Station will close to the public from 10pm to 8am daily. Members of the public wishing to call into the Garda Station during these hours should instead call to Irishtown Garda Station, Ph. 6669600 or in the event of an emergency phone 999/112.
Divine Mercy Sunday: Chaplet of Divine Mercy will commence at 3pm in St. Mary’s Church, Sandyford. This will be followed by Mass at 4pm.
Arrange a Call to Action for National Volunteering Week 2012. This year Volunteer Ireland is co-coordinating Ireland’s first National Volunteering Week from May 14th – May 20th. National Volunteering Week is the one week of the year when we encourage everyone in Ireland to give volunteering a try, so that everyone can learn that – even if it’s only for a minute, an hour, or a day – volunteering can make a big difference and be a lot of fun! Further information is available on , www.volunteer.ie
PILGRIMAGE TO KNOCK
St Joseph's Young Priest’s Society in Dundrum is organising a pilgrimage to Knock on Sat. 23rd June. Chief Celebrant and Homilist will be Archbishop Charles Brown, Papal Nuncio. Bus departs from Bank of Ireland, Dundrum. More details later. Contact Tony O'Connor 087 2399414, 2982917.
Prayer for the Canonization of Blessed John XX111
O God who raised Angelo Giusseppe Roncalli to the dignity of the priesthood, and subsequently to the dignity of Archbishop of Areopolis, and subsequently to the dignity of being Vicar of Christ, Pope John XX111, thus showing the world a model of simplicity in greatness, grant that soon he may be canonized, raised to the honours of the altar, and grant that he may continually intercede for the poor of this world, and the reception of your love and mercy by all humankind.
The Milltown Parish Adult & Toddler Group meets in the Parish Pastoral Centre at 10.30am on Friday morning. All welcome.
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Friday, April 6, 2012
Weekly Bulletin7th & 8th April 2012
Thank you for the €1,374 which you donated to last Sunday’s collection for the Support of Priests of the Dioceses and for the Share Collection which amounted to €950.
Trocaire Boxes may be returned to the Parish where Trocaire will collect them after Easter.
EASTER TIMETABLE 2012
EASTER SUNDAY
Mass at 10.and 11.30 a.m.
(No evening Mass)
EASTER MONDAY
Mass at 11.00 a.m.
Orlagh in April: The monthly ‘DAY FOR YOURSELF’ on Saturday, April 14th, has as its theme: Trust in God. It will run from 10.00am to 4.30pm and will be led by Dr. Bernadette Toal and Fr. John Byrne OSA. Further details are available from Fr. John Byrne OSA, Orlagh, Old Court Road, Dublin 16.Tel (01) 4958190, info@orlagh.ie & www.orlagh.ie
Catholic Youth Care will have a retreat for Young Adults on April 28th. This will take place in St. Paul’s Church, Arran Quay. For further information contact CYC at vjackson@cyc.ie or akeegan@cyc.ie
COMMUNION IN THE HOME
We invite parishioners to inform the priests if any members of their families or neighbours who may be housebound and would wish the Eucharist to be taken to them periodically
In preparation for the Parish’s Journey to the 50th International Eucharistic Congress, An Evening Retreat of Prayer & Reflection will take place in Milltown Church on Monday, April 30th. This evening will commence at 7.30 – and continue until 10pm. The Parish Pastoral Centre will be open for refreshments throughout the evening. Further details of this Parish preparation are available on the hand outs at the back of the church.
A Craft Group meet in the Parish Pastoral Centre on Thursday morning at 10.30am. If you enjoy craft work and would like to join this group please do come along. Activities include knitting, crochet, rug making etc. the choice is yours!
In line with Government policy, the Garda Commissioner has directed that from the 30th April 2012, Donnybrook Garda Station will close to the public from 10pm to 8am daily. Members of the public wishing to call into the Garda Station during these hours should instead call to Irishtown Garda Station, Ph. 6669600 or in the event of an emergency phone 999/112.
The Milltown Parish Adult & Toddler Group meets in the Parish Pastoral Centre at 10.30am on Friday morning. All welcome.
Communion arrangements for coeliac sufferers: If you would like to receive from the chalice you should call into the sacristy before Mass. The chalice will be placed at the side of the altar. You may process to the altar with the congregation to receive Holy Communion. You may also bring a low gluten host into the sacristy before Mass.
PILGRIMAGE TO KNOCK
St Joseph's Young Priest’s Society in Dundrum is organising a pilgrimage to Knock on Sat. 23rd June. Chief Celebrant and Homilist will be Archbishop Charles Brown, Papal Nuncio. Bus departs from Bank of Ireland, Dundrum. More details later. Contact Tony O'Connor 087 2399414, 2982917.
Are you 60+ years of age? Have you a small repair job which you would like to have done for you? The Care and Repair programme (run by Age Action Ireland) uses a pool of trustworthy volunteers and handypersons to carry out minor repairs for older people. All volunteers are vetted and carry official Care and Repair identification cards. The service is free; you only pay for the materials used. For your bigger jobs, we maintain a register of reliable and honest tradespersons. We are also accepting requests for small gardening jobs. You can arrange to have a job done for you by phoning the Age Action Care and Repair number which is 01-4756989.
A minimum of three months notice is required for all marriages in the Dublin Diocese. Pre Marriage Courses are available at Accord 4780866
Prayer for the Canonization of Blessed John XX111
O God who raised Angelo Giusseppe Roncalli to the dignity of the priesthood, and subsequently to the dignity of Archbishop of Areopolis, and subsequently to the dignity of being Vicar of Christ, Pope John XX111, thus showing the world a model of simplicity in greatness, grant that soon he may be canonized, raised to the honours of the altar, and grant that he may continually intercede for the poor of this world, and the reception of your love and mercy by all humankind.
Marriage and relationship Counselling
“ACCORD offers a safe, professional and confidential process facilitating couples and individuals to explore, reflect upon and resolve difficulties in their marriage & relationship. Marriage and families are today experiencing new and more complex challenges than ever before. Our service is available to all regardless of marital status.
ACCORD Counsellors are trained to the highest professional standards. Our training is accredited by the National Association of Pastoral Counsellor and Psychotherapists.
We are a non-profit organisation and, while we ask our clients to make a donation if circumstances allow them, nobody is refused counselling due to a lack of money.
If you find that you are having difficulty talking to each other then talk to ACCORD. We are there to help you. For further information or to make an appointment please phone – 4780866 / 4784400”
Welcome to Milltown Parish: If you have recently moved into the Parish, we invite you to register using this page. This information will help us in ministering to you, it is confidential and is for pastoral purposes only.
Name:
Address
Trocaire Boxes may be returned to the Parish where Trocaire will collect them after Easter.
EASTER TIMETABLE 2012
EASTER SUNDAY
Mass at 10.and 11.30 a.m.
(No evening Mass)
EASTER MONDAY
Mass at 11.00 a.m.
Orlagh in April: The monthly ‘DAY FOR YOURSELF’ on Saturday, April 14th, has as its theme: Trust in God. It will run from 10.00am to 4.30pm and will be led by Dr. Bernadette Toal and Fr. John Byrne OSA. Further details are available from Fr. John Byrne OSA, Orlagh, Old Court Road, Dublin 16.Tel (01) 4958190, info@orlagh.ie & www.orlagh.ie
Catholic Youth Care will have a retreat for Young Adults on April 28th. This will take place in St. Paul’s Church, Arran Quay. For further information contact CYC at vjackson@cyc.ie or akeegan@cyc.ie
COMMUNION IN THE HOME
We invite parishioners to inform the priests if any members of their families or neighbours who may be housebound and would wish the Eucharist to be taken to them periodically
In preparation for the Parish’s Journey to the 50th International Eucharistic Congress, An Evening Retreat of Prayer & Reflection will take place in Milltown Church on Monday, April 30th. This evening will commence at 7.30 – and continue until 10pm. The Parish Pastoral Centre will be open for refreshments throughout the evening. Further details of this Parish preparation are available on the hand outs at the back of the church.
A Craft Group meet in the Parish Pastoral Centre on Thursday morning at 10.30am. If you enjoy craft work and would like to join this group please do come along. Activities include knitting, crochet, rug making etc. the choice is yours!
In line with Government policy, the Garda Commissioner has directed that from the 30th April 2012, Donnybrook Garda Station will close to the public from 10pm to 8am daily. Members of the public wishing to call into the Garda Station during these hours should instead call to Irishtown Garda Station, Ph. 6669600 or in the event of an emergency phone 999/112.
The Milltown Parish Adult & Toddler Group meets in the Parish Pastoral Centre at 10.30am on Friday morning. All welcome.
Communion arrangements for coeliac sufferers: If you would like to receive from the chalice you should call into the sacristy before Mass. The chalice will be placed at the side of the altar. You may process to the altar with the congregation to receive Holy Communion. You may also bring a low gluten host into the sacristy before Mass.
PILGRIMAGE TO KNOCK
St Joseph's Young Priest’s Society in Dundrum is organising a pilgrimage to Knock on Sat. 23rd June. Chief Celebrant and Homilist will be Archbishop Charles Brown, Papal Nuncio. Bus departs from Bank of Ireland, Dundrum. More details later. Contact Tony O'Connor 087 2399414, 2982917.
Are you 60+ years of age? Have you a small repair job which you would like to have done for you? The Care and Repair programme (run by Age Action Ireland) uses a pool of trustworthy volunteers and handypersons to carry out minor repairs for older people. All volunteers are vetted and carry official Care and Repair identification cards. The service is free; you only pay for the materials used. For your bigger jobs, we maintain a register of reliable and honest tradespersons. We are also accepting requests for small gardening jobs. You can arrange to have a job done for you by phoning the Age Action Care and Repair number which is 01-4756989.
A minimum of three months notice is required for all marriages in the Dublin Diocese. Pre Marriage Courses are available at Accord 4780866
Prayer for the Canonization of Blessed John XX111
O God who raised Angelo Giusseppe Roncalli to the dignity of the priesthood, and subsequently to the dignity of Archbishop of Areopolis, and subsequently to the dignity of being Vicar of Christ, Pope John XX111, thus showing the world a model of simplicity in greatness, grant that soon he may be canonized, raised to the honours of the altar, and grant that he may continually intercede for the poor of this world, and the reception of your love and mercy by all humankind.
Marriage and relationship Counselling
“ACCORD offers a safe, professional and confidential process facilitating couples and individuals to explore, reflect upon and resolve difficulties in their marriage & relationship. Marriage and families are today experiencing new and more complex challenges than ever before. Our service is available to all regardless of marital status.
ACCORD Counsellors are trained to the highest professional standards. Our training is accredited by the National Association of Pastoral Counsellor and Psychotherapists.
We are a non-profit organisation and, while we ask our clients to make a donation if circumstances allow them, nobody is refused counselling due to a lack of money.
If you find that you are having difficulty talking to each other then talk to ACCORD. We are there to help you. For further information or to make an appointment please phone – 4780866 / 4784400”
Welcome to Milltown Parish: If you have recently moved into the Parish, we invite you to register using this page. This information will help us in ministering to you, it is confidential and is for pastoral purposes only.
Name:
Address
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Weekly Bulletin 31th March & 1st April 2012
The Length of Lent!!
This Sunday we begin Holy week, however technically Lent ends on Holy Thursday when we begin the Easter Triduum. It’s not that we abandon all the initiatives that we’ve begun in Lent; we actually enter deeper into our relationship with Christ and the celebration of His life, death and resurrection. The Triduum begins with the Celebration of the Lord’s Supper (Holy Thursday 8pm); the Blessed Sacrament is brought in procession to the Altar of repose –in the Parish Pastoral Centre. The Church building is laid bare with even the Holy Water taken out of the fonts. We remember ‘Agony in Garden’ at the ‘watch and pray’ 10 -11 pm.
We have no Entrance Hymn at Good Friday’s Passion Ceremony as (hopefully) we continue to be in the Triduum. There’s no recessional hymn either, for the same reason. At the Easter Vigil (the most important Mass of the Year!!) we celebrate the resurrection of Christ’, symbolised by the Paschal Fire, then the Light of the Paschal Candle and the spread of the Good News of the Resurrection, in the spread of the lighted candles through the church. (Oh by the way don’t be tempted to light your own candle from a lighter; everyone’s Light should come from the Paschal Fire!) This year we will have Baptisms at the Vigil (the most appropriate time to have Baptism).
We celebrate each day of Easter Week as if it were Easter Sunday right up to the following Sunday (the Octave of Easter). And just for good measure, Eastertide (the Easter Season) lasts until Pentecost Sunday. And believe it or not, Eastertide is the same length as Lent. If we’ve had 40 days of preparation and reflection for Easter Sunday, then we celebrate it for 40 days too.
Fr. Philip Adm. (Very balanced!?)
Thank you for the €1,511 which you donated to last Sunday’s collection for the Support of Priests of the Dioceses and for the Share Collection which amounted to €999.
The Society of St. Vincent De Paul’s Advocate Collection will take place after all weekend Masses this week end. The special works conference of the Society of St. Vincent De Paul has received an unprecedented demand on all the services. These include holidays for children in need. Please be as generous as you can.
Today’s 10am Mass is part of the ‘Do this in Memory of Me Programme’. This Mass is for children who will be receiving their First Holy Communion here on Sun., May 13th. We welcome the children and their families to our Sunday Mass.
The Parish Baptism Team will meet in the P.P.C. on this Monday night, April 1st, with the parents and God parents of children who are to be baptised here in Milltown during the month of April.
PENITENTIAL SERVICES
Will take place in Milltown on this Tues. April 3rd at 8.00 p.m. and in Clonskeagh on Wed. 4th April at 8pm.
COMMUNION IN THE HOME
We invite parishioners to inform the priests if any members of their families or neighbours who may be housebound and would wish the Eucharist to be taken to them periodically.
The Capuchin Day Centre in Dublin’s inner city. The proceeds from the collection at the Mass of the Lord’s Supper on Holy Thursday night will be donated to Brother Kevin at the Capuchin Day Centre which is located in the inner city. Staff and volunteers at this Capuchin Day Centre provide hot meals, shower facilities and food parcels to people all over the city. Each day the centre serves up to 200 breakfasts and there is an ever increasing demand for the dinners they provide to about 450 people daily from all over Dublin. Every Wednesday morning, up to one thousand people are regularly queuing outside the Capuchin Day Centre to receive free bags of groceries. The demand for their service has risen greatly in recent years due to the increase in unemployment and the fact that thousands of people are struggling to pay the costs of accommodation. No money changes hands and no questions are asked of the people who come to The Capuchin Day Centre in Dublin’s inner city. The Centre also offers the services of a doctor, nurse and counselor plus clean clothing, and very importantly, an opportunity for the homeless to chat.
The Parish Pastoral Centre will close for normal business on Spy Wednesday night (April 4th) and will reopen on Easter Sunday morning.
The Blessed Sacrament will be brought to the Altar of Repose (which will be located in the Parish Pastoral Centre) directly after the Mass of the Lord’s Supper on Holy Thursday night. Parishioners are welcome to come into the Centre and remain if they wish for the ‘Hour of ‘Watch and Pray’ ‘which will commence at 10pm
Orlagh in April:
The monthly ‘DAY FOR YOURSELF’ on Saturday, April 14th, has as its theme: Trust in God. It will run from 10.00am to 4.30pm and will be led by Dr. Bernadette Toal and Fr. John Byrne OSA. Further details are available from Fr. John Byrne OSA, Orlagh, Old Court Road, Dublin 16.Tel (01) 495 8190, info@orlagh.ie & www.orlagh.ie
EASTER TIMETABLE 2012
PALM SUNDAY
Palms will be blessed before each Mass.
HOLY THURSDAY
No morning Mass
Solemn Mass of the Lord’s Supper 8.pm Followed by Adoration at the Altar of Repose in the Parish Pastoral Centre.
“Watch and Pray” - An hour of music and reflection from 10.00 p.m. to 11.00 p.m.
GOOD FRIDAY
A day of fast and abstinence
Stations of the Cross are at 12.00 noon and 8pm.Solemn Celebration of Our Lord’s Passion and Holy Communion commences at 3.00 p.m.
HOLY SATURDAY
Easter Vigil at 9.30 p.m.
EASTER SUNDAY
Mass at 10.and 11.30 a.m.
(No evening Mass)
EASTER MONDAY
Mass at 11.00 a.m.
PENITENTIAL SERVICES
8pm on Tuesday 3rd April, in Milltown
&
8pm Wednesday 4th April, Clonskeagh
INDIVIDUAL CONFESSIONS
On Good Friday: after the Stations at 12 noon, the 3.00 p.m. Ceremony and the Stations at 8pm. Confessions on Holy Saturday will be available between 12.00 noon-1.00 p.m. and 8.00-8.30 p.m.
Catholic Youth Care will have a retreat for Young Adults on April 28th. This will take place in St. Paul’s Church, Arran Quay. For further information contact CYC at vjackson@cyc.ie or akeegan@cyc.ie
A minimum of three months notice is required for all marriages in the Dublin Diocese. Pre Marriage Courses are available at Accord 4780866
PILGRIMAGE TO KNOCK
St Joseph's Young Priest’s Society in Dundrum is organising a pilgrimage to Knock on Sat. 23rd June. Chief Celebrant and Homilist will be Archbishop Charles Brown, Papal Nuncio. Bus departs from Bank of Ireland, Dundrum. More details later. Contact Tony O'Connor 087 2399414, 2982917.
This Sunday we begin Holy week, however technically Lent ends on Holy Thursday when we begin the Easter Triduum. It’s not that we abandon all the initiatives that we’ve begun in Lent; we actually enter deeper into our relationship with Christ and the celebration of His life, death and resurrection. The Triduum begins with the Celebration of the Lord’s Supper (Holy Thursday 8pm); the Blessed Sacrament is brought in procession to the Altar of repose –in the Parish Pastoral Centre. The Church building is laid bare with even the Holy Water taken out of the fonts. We remember ‘Agony in Garden’ at the ‘watch and pray’ 10 -11 pm.
We have no Entrance Hymn at Good Friday’s Passion Ceremony as (hopefully) we continue to be in the Triduum. There’s no recessional hymn either, for the same reason. At the Easter Vigil (the most important Mass of the Year!!) we celebrate the resurrection of Christ’, symbolised by the Paschal Fire, then the Light of the Paschal Candle and the spread of the Good News of the Resurrection, in the spread of the lighted candles through the church. (Oh by the way don’t be tempted to light your own candle from a lighter; everyone’s Light should come from the Paschal Fire!) This year we will have Baptisms at the Vigil (the most appropriate time to have Baptism).
We celebrate each day of Easter Week as if it were Easter Sunday right up to the following Sunday (the Octave of Easter). And just for good measure, Eastertide (the Easter Season) lasts until Pentecost Sunday. And believe it or not, Eastertide is the same length as Lent. If we’ve had 40 days of preparation and reflection for Easter Sunday, then we celebrate it for 40 days too.
Fr. Philip Adm. (Very balanced!?)
Thank you for the €1,511 which you donated to last Sunday’s collection for the Support of Priests of the Dioceses and for the Share Collection which amounted to €999.
The Society of St. Vincent De Paul’s Advocate Collection will take place after all weekend Masses this week end. The special works conference of the Society of St. Vincent De Paul has received an unprecedented demand on all the services. These include holidays for children in need. Please be as generous as you can.
Today’s 10am Mass is part of the ‘Do this in Memory of Me Programme’. This Mass is for children who will be receiving their First Holy Communion here on Sun., May 13th. We welcome the children and their families to our Sunday Mass.
The Parish Baptism Team will meet in the P.P.C. on this Monday night, April 1st, with the parents and God parents of children who are to be baptised here in Milltown during the month of April.
PENITENTIAL SERVICES
Will take place in Milltown on this Tues. April 3rd at 8.00 p.m. and in Clonskeagh on Wed. 4th April at 8pm.
COMMUNION IN THE HOME
We invite parishioners to inform the priests if any members of their families or neighbours who may be housebound and would wish the Eucharist to be taken to them periodically.
The Capuchin Day Centre in Dublin’s inner city. The proceeds from the collection at the Mass of the Lord’s Supper on Holy Thursday night will be donated to Brother Kevin at the Capuchin Day Centre which is located in the inner city. Staff and volunteers at this Capuchin Day Centre provide hot meals, shower facilities and food parcels to people all over the city. Each day the centre serves up to 200 breakfasts and there is an ever increasing demand for the dinners they provide to about 450 people daily from all over Dublin. Every Wednesday morning, up to one thousand people are regularly queuing outside the Capuchin Day Centre to receive free bags of groceries. The demand for their service has risen greatly in recent years due to the increase in unemployment and the fact that thousands of people are struggling to pay the costs of accommodation. No money changes hands and no questions are asked of the people who come to The Capuchin Day Centre in Dublin’s inner city. The Centre also offers the services of a doctor, nurse and counselor plus clean clothing, and very importantly, an opportunity for the homeless to chat.
The Parish Pastoral Centre will close for normal business on Spy Wednesday night (April 4th) and will reopen on Easter Sunday morning.
The Blessed Sacrament will be brought to the Altar of Repose (which will be located in the Parish Pastoral Centre) directly after the Mass of the Lord’s Supper on Holy Thursday night. Parishioners are welcome to come into the Centre and remain if they wish for the ‘Hour of ‘Watch and Pray’ ‘which will commence at 10pm
Orlagh in April:
The monthly ‘DAY FOR YOURSELF’ on Saturday, April 14th, has as its theme: Trust in God. It will run from 10.00am to 4.30pm and will be led by Dr. Bernadette Toal and Fr. John Byrne OSA. Further details are available from Fr. John Byrne OSA, Orlagh, Old Court Road, Dublin 16.Tel (01) 495 8190, info@orlagh.ie & www.orlagh.ie
EASTER TIMETABLE 2012
PALM SUNDAY
Palms will be blessed before each Mass.
HOLY THURSDAY
No morning Mass
Solemn Mass of the Lord’s Supper 8.pm Followed by Adoration at the Altar of Repose in the Parish Pastoral Centre.
“Watch and Pray” - An hour of music and reflection from 10.00 p.m. to 11.00 p.m.
GOOD FRIDAY
A day of fast and abstinence
Stations of the Cross are at 12.00 noon and 8pm.Solemn Celebration of Our Lord’s Passion and Holy Communion commences at 3.00 p.m.
HOLY SATURDAY
Easter Vigil at 9.30 p.m.
EASTER SUNDAY
Mass at 10.and 11.30 a.m.
(No evening Mass)
EASTER MONDAY
Mass at 11.00 a.m.
PENITENTIAL SERVICES
8pm on Tuesday 3rd April, in Milltown
&
8pm Wednesday 4th April, Clonskeagh
INDIVIDUAL CONFESSIONS
On Good Friday: after the Stations at 12 noon, the 3.00 p.m. Ceremony and the Stations at 8pm. Confessions on Holy Saturday will be available between 12.00 noon-1.00 p.m. and 8.00-8.30 p.m.
Catholic Youth Care will have a retreat for Young Adults on April 28th. This will take place in St. Paul’s Church, Arran Quay. For further information contact CYC at vjackson@cyc.ie or akeegan@cyc.ie
A minimum of three months notice is required for all marriages in the Dublin Diocese. Pre Marriage Courses are available at Accord 4780866
PILGRIMAGE TO KNOCK
St Joseph's Young Priest’s Society in Dundrum is organising a pilgrimage to Knock on Sat. 23rd June. Chief Celebrant and Homilist will be Archbishop Charles Brown, Papal Nuncio. Bus departs from Bank of Ireland, Dundrum. More details later. Contact Tony O'Connor 087 2399414, 2982917.
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