Prayers for Spiritual Communion after Mass
A FEW PLACES REMAIN ON THE BUS!
Pilgrimage to Our Diocesan Seminary in Dundalk
Prayers for Spiritual Communion after Mass
Welcome to our parish website! We hope you find it useful for finding out more about our parish and all the ways you can become involved in the life of our parish.
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If you are new to Dunleer Parish, you might like to make contact with us – you can find contact details on our “Contacts” page.

As we continue our listening journey across the Archdiocese of Armagh in preparation for the Congress on Youth, Family, and Faith, we warmly invite anyone who has not yet shared their thoughts and reflections to do so. Your insights are invaluable as we explore how best to accompany young people and families in faith.
Please share your reflections via the following Google Form:
https://forms.gle/KSkt4FX1hnBTSEoK7

St Brigid’s Dunleer A92 KX90
Sunday: 11:30 am
Saturday: 7:30 pm
Mass intentions will be shared at all Masses where necessary.
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St Kevin’s Church, Philipstown, A92 FP 27.
There are no regular Masses scheduled in St. Kevin’s Church at this time.
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St. Finian’s Church, Dromin A92 E732
10:30 am
Mass intentions will be shared at all Masses where necessary.
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Pilgrimage to Our Diocesan Seminary in Dundalk
If any of the young adults (18-35) in our parish family wish to attend this retreat, the parish will cover the suggested donation.
If interested, please contact Fr. Damien
(Address by Archbishop Eamon Martin at the graduation ceremony in College Chapel of Saint Patrick’s Pontifical University, Maynooth)
“I am immensely grateful for the huge contribution that so many people continue to make to faith-based education in this country”
“A faith-based educational community is not an “I” or a “me”, but an “us” and a “we”, where State and Church