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Annual Collection for Sick & Retired Priests

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At this time, we remember with gratitude the sick and retired priests of our Archdiocese.

For many years, they have served God’s people faithfully — celebrating Mass, baptising, marrying, comforting, preaching and walking with their parish communities. Some, even in retirement, continue to help in our parishes; others now live in nursing homes or are unable to minister because of

Caring for Our Common Home – Return to Nature 2030

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The Parish of Dunleer is delighted to participate in **Return to Nature 2030**, an initiative of the Irish Catholic Bishops’ Conference, as part of the Church’s ongoing commitment to caring for our common home.
As part of this initiative, we will be allowing some areas of our parish estate — including parts of the grounds at the Parochial House

Parish Picnic 2026

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All are welcome to our annual parish picnic! A special invitation is extended to our children who celebrated their First Holy Communion and Confirmation this year – come well dressed !  

Mass Cards Now Available from Parish Office

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A selection of Mass cards for various occasions (death, first anniversary of death, illness, ‘Thinking of You’, birthday, ‘Thank You’, general Mass bouquets, etc.) are now available from the parish office during office opening times. Parish office opening times are Mon, Wed, Fri 10am – 12 noon, and Tuesday 5-7pm.

 

Service of Christian Unity

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Almost 400 million Christians worldwide face persecution or violence, making them the most persecuted religious community in the world.

In times like this, it is important that we come together as followers of Christ to worship and pray together.

Let’s join together this coming Sunday at 7.30pm.