Dromin National School have organised a “Tractor Run” at the school for Friday October 4th to help raise much needed funds for the school.
If you’d like to help sponsor the children for the Tractor Run, please contact the school at 041-6851564 or secretary@drominns.ie.
Do you want to learn more about your faith and
develop more confidence around your baptismal calling?
If you are interested, why not consider joining the Diocesan Theology Programme. The programme is accredited by St Patrick’s Pontifical University, Maynooth. There are no educational entry requirements, and completion of the course is based on submitted work. There are no formal exams.
This year’s Annual Mass of Remembrance will be celebrated on Friday November 29th at 7.30pm in St. Brigid’s Church. Please note the change in date from last year when it was celebrated at the Vigil Mass on the first Sunday in November.
For more on why this change was made this year, visit https://www.dunleerparish.ie/our-parish/pastors-page/
As part of the Archdiocese of Armagh, the Parish of Dunleer recognises and upholds the dignity and rights of all children and is committed to ensuring their safety and wellbeing, and will work in partnership with parents/guardians to do this.
As part of the Catholic Church, the Parish recognises each child as a gift from God, and we value and
Towards Peace is designed as a service for anybody who has been abused, physically emotionally, sexually, spiritually, in a religious/ Catholic Church environment in Ireland.
Support is also available for family members of abuse survivors.
For more, visit https://towardspeace.ie/
Towards Healing is an independent organisation providing professional support for people who have experienced institutional, clerical or religious abuse in
To find out more about the pilgrimage of Saint Bernadette’s relics, visit https://stbernadette.ie/
Archbishop Eamon Martin said, “During September and October, the holy relics of Saint Bernadette will undertake a pilgrimage, journeying from Lourdes, France – for the first time – to cathedrals and churches across Ireland. The visit of the relics will be a fitting prelude to the launch