PARISH NOTICES
This is Father General’s message for the feast of St. Ignatius this year. He is orienting us already towards the experience that the Ignatian Year will be offering.
PARISH OFFICE HOLIDAY OPENING HOURS
From Tuesday 4th to Monday 17th of August, the Parish Office will be open only Monday to Friday from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm.
The Parish Office will be closed this Monday (10th August). Sorry for the inconvenience.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
According to government regulations, there is a limit of 50 people who may gather indoors at one time, so until further notice we can only accommodate 50 people inside the Church at a time. Once we reach that number doors will be closed.
We would appreciate your patience and understanding.
Mass will still be viewable on webcam via our website gardinerstparish.ie
We strongly encourage people over 70, with underlying conditions or with symptoms of Covid-19 to watch Sunday Mass on live streaming. In case you wish to have Holy Communion brought to you please call 01 836 34 11 during work hours.
SPIRITUAL COMMUNION
SUPPORT SERVICES
There are some special Support Services set up to help people during the Covid 19 pandemic. We have created a list of these. se click here for support services
Would it help to talk?
The stress arising from trying to cope with the Covid 19 pandemic can be overwhelming.
Spiritual Direction is one way to help find a balance by taking time to reflect on your life.
If you would like to find out more about this service, please telephone Christine on 085 1569213.
Christine, a qualified and experienced spiritual director is on the Parish Team at Gardiner Street and will be happy to talk to you.
Nothing is so fundamental to the spiritual life as learning to listen ...
Thank You
Thanks to all who have donated to the Church through our website. Your generous contributions help in the running expenses of the Church and are greatly appreciated, especially in this difficult time.
You can know donate online in three easy steps. For more details visit our website and click the red DONATE button.
Pray with Pope Francis
Pope’s August prayer intention: people in the maritime world
The life of sailors or fishermen and their families is very difficult. Sometimes they are victims of forced labor or are left behind in distant ports. The competition of industrial fishing and the problem of pollution make their work even more complicated. Without the people of the sea, many parts of the world would starve. Let us pray for all those who work and live from the sea, among them sailors, fishermen and their families.
NEWSLETTERS
Weekly Bulletin-9th August 2020
PARISH NEWS The limit of 50 people who may gather indoors at one time remains in place until further notice. This limit applies for any religious gathering, including funerals. CONFESSIONS: Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday after 11.00 am Mass in the Bethany Room. Please queue in Pope Francis Corridor keeping a safe distance of two metres. […]
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Weekly Bulletin-26th July 2020
PARISH NEWS 31st JULY, FEAST OF ST. IGNATIUS LOYOLA The Feast of St Ignatius Loyola, founder of the Jesuits, will be celebrated at Gardiner Street at 11am Mass on Friday 31st July. Ignatius of Loyola St. Ignatius came from a family of minor nobility in Spain’s northern Basque region. One thing to know about Ignatius […]
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Weekly Bulletin- 19th July 2020
PARISH NEWS The limit of 50 people who may gather indoors at one time remains in place until further notice. This limit applies for any religious gathering, including funerals. Confessions: Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday after 11.00 am Mass In the Bethany Room. Please queue in Pope Francis Corridor keeping a safe distance of two metres. […]
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Weekly Bulletin-28th June 2020
PARISH NEWS Dear friends, Welcome back. We look forward to re-commencing public worship at Gardiner Street. At last the church will open its doors to all. Thank you for donating generously during the Sacred Heart Novena. Under difficult circumstances it was a great success. Thank you also to all our volunteers and new volunteers who […]
