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Below is the first of a series of newsletters on the Synod which is taking place in Rome during the month of October. This newsletter contains a letter from Archbishop Dermot Farrell.

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This Sunday is Safeguarding Sunday and marks the 20th Anniversary of the setting up of the Dublin Diocesan Child Safeguarding and Protection Service

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Safeguarding newsletter

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JUST A REMINDER THAT THE MASS TIMES ARE CHANGING THIS WEEKEND. THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE BECOMES EFFECTIVE FROM 10TH /11TH JUNE 2023

Wicklow / Rathnew Parish

WICKLOW : Saturday Vigil – 6.00pm

Sunday 10.30am & 12.00noon Masses

RATHNEW : Sunday Morning at 9.00am

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Kilbride /Brittas / Barndarrig Parish

BARNDARRIG: Saturday Continue reading...

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NEW MASS SCHEDULE 2023

Please click on link above to see the new Mass times for the Wicklow/Rathnew, Ashford/Glenealy & Kilbride/Brittas & Barndarrig Parishes starting 10th/11th June 2023.

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Holy Week 2023

Please click on the above link for the full schedule of the Pastoral Area of Wicklow, Ashford & Barndarrig.

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As part of the Building Hope process of planning for the future of the diocese, Archbishop Farrell recently announced a Parish Partnership plan whereby all the parishes in the diocese would be asked to work in collaboration with their neighbours, sharing resources and working together in carrying out the mission Continue reading...

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Born in Dundalk in 450 AD St Brigid was the founder of the first monastery in County Kildare, Ireland. Her father was a pagan chieftain of Leinster and her mother was a Christian. St Patrick inspired her to deepen her faith and spread the word of God.

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Please click the link below for the full schedule of Masses & ceremonies in Wicklow, Rathnew, Barndarrig, Brittas Bay, Kilbride, Ashford & Glenealy.

Christmas schedule 2022

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Due to the untimely death of Fr Joseph Doran in Barndarrig on 7th May the Archbishop has requested that the three parishes of Wicklow/ Rathnew, Ashford/ Glenealy and Kilbride/ Barndarrig/ Brittas Bay come together as a single pastoral area to serve the spiritual and liturgical needs of the Catholic population Continue reading...

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