This Sunday, April 13th, at 7pm, I’ll lead a special Liturgy of Reconciliation with an Act of Perfect Contrition for those unable to come to Confession in these days. This Liturgy will be broadcast on our usual parish livestream.
The church will not be open for this liturgy as this is specifically for those who can’t get to Confession –
Here are the liturgies for celebrating the Easter Triduum this year in our parish.
All liturgies will be in St. Brigid’s Church, Dunleer.
As the Parable of the Prodigal Son reminds us, God is always ready to run to us, to embrace us, to bring us back in right relationship with Him, if only we turn towards Him.
Maybe, as we approach the great celebration of Easter, you will turn towards God in Confession in Holy Week?
As part of this Jubilee Year, the weekend of April 5th/6th focuses on the sick and healthcare workers. Special “Stations of the Cross for Caregivers” will be celebrated on Friday April 4th at 7pm, followed by Blessing of Hands of Caregivers for doctors, nurses, carers, family carers, etc.
As part of this Jubilee Year, the weekend of April 5th/6th focuses on the sick and healthcare workers.
The Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick will be celebrated after 10am and 7.30pm Masses on Saturday April 5th.
From Fr. Damien:
Each year, each parish contributes to two diocesan funds – the Central Diocesan Fund and the Education Fund. Until this year, the amount of these levies was based on the number of families within the parish. In order to make the system more equitable, from this year the levies are now calculated by the diocese as a