You are most welcome to our Parish Website, which like our parish here in Ballyroan is a collaborative effort. Together we pool our skills and talents for the benefit of wider parish family. If you have just 'hit' on our site, perhaps looking for information on Weddings or Baptisms - Congratulations. If you are in the midst of a bereavement may I offer you our prayerful sympathy and support and hope that some of the readings and reflections are helpful to you. If you are a member of our Parish, you are probably fed up listening to me!
Finally if you are from the Parish but now living elsewhere or abroad, remember you will always be part of our parish and feel free to let us know where and how you are.
Fr. Brendan
Thanks to all who participated in the Ballyroan Golf Classic in the Beechpark Golf Club. Eighteen teams took part in the event which took place on a beautiful sunny May day. The day was enjoye...
Read moreThe theme is “The Eucharist: Communion with Christ and with one another”. The theme will help us explore how our relationship with Jesus can be deepened in the Eucharist, and how the Eucha...
Read moreMonday to Friday
7.30am Mass on Monday, Wednesday and Friday in the Ruah Centre.
Morning Prayer & Communion will be held on Tuesday and Thursdays.
10.00am Mass in the church
Saturday
10.00am
There is no Sunday evening mass.
The Ruah Pastoral Centre,
Marian Road, Rathfarnham, Dublin 14
Ms. Aine Mullaly, Parish Secretary
01 - 494 7303
email:
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The parish office is located in the Ruah Pastoral Centre beside the church and is open from 10.00am to 12.00pm daily.
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