Since the re-opening of our church for public Mass, it is important to say a big thank you to those Parishioners who have kept us all safe through good stewarding and sanitising at each Mass. The welcoming smile of all the stewards is notes. People were nervous and to some extent still are, with the virus still with us, but the stewards give great reassurance to those attending Mass.

At times we have had to put the sign that our church has reached the maximum numbers allowed to attend. Whilst this is not a nice thing to do, it is important we adhere to guidelines and also  for health and safety reasons for all. People have different health issues and it is important that everyone leads their life with safety as their number one concern. 

We know that our Parish and indeed everyone's life plan in o the future will be different in Covid times. The work of the Lord and the operation of our Parish will proceed but maybe in a different way. All of us should be thinking now about our way forward. We may come back to this later in the summer.

In many ways the future of our Parish and our Diocese may well be an exciting and challenging time. Let us all look forward with hope.

Fr. Liam Belton 

​YCD Connected – Bringing Young People Together The Young Church Dublin invite you to join our connected group for Young Adults (20’s 30’s) We meet online every Wednesday, from 8.00-9.00pm for some time of fellow, reflection on Scripture and prayer together. It provides an opportunity to connect in with other young adults in a community of faith. For more information please email: kirsten.mahon@dublindiocese.ie

​Teen Hope Connected Teen Hope Connected is a weekly Youth Group. It takes place every Wednesday 6- 7pm via Zoom. Join us for fun, exploring faith and life with other Teens through small group discussions, top class games and prayer. If you are interested in joining, please email: kirsten.mahon@dublindiocese.ie

The Sunshine Fund is a unique part of the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul which provides summer holidays for children living in disadvantaged areas of Dublin.
Click on the image to donate, learn more about what we do or apply to become a volunteer. Thank you for your support. 

Welcome Fr. Martins Ebuka Ugwu.
I was born in Nigeria and come from a family of 6 children. After my schooling I graduated with a Bachelor's Degrees in Philosophy and Theology from Saint Augustine's Major Seminary (2005 -2013) and was ordinated a Priest on 18th July 2014. 
After my ordination, I had a cumulative time of working in both secondary schools and parishes that amounted to about six years and a few months before I came over to Ireland on the 4th of December, 2020 and was warmly received by the good people of Ireland. I am now studying for my Master's Degree in Scriptures (Biblical Theology).
My hobbies include: Table tennis, Badminton, Singing & Learning practical things