Mon – Fri: 07:30 and 12 noon (no 10am Mass)

Saturday: 10am, 12 noon (no 6pm Vigil Mass)

Sunday: 12 noon & 9pm (no 10am Mass)

 

Holy Day: 07:30; 12 noon & 9pm (no 10am Mass)

Bank Holiday: 10am, 12 noon

                     (effective from 16 September 2023)

All Masses are live streamed. 
For Confession times, click on tab above or here

Weekdays: 10:30 – 11:45


Saturdays: 10:30 – 11:45  


Sundays:   10:30 – 11:45; 

                  20 mins before & after 9pm Mass


Also on

Thursdays:   7-8pm (during Holy Hour)



(subject to change, depending on priest availability)


Parish Secretary: Elisa Tozzato

Mon, Wed, Fri: 9.30 – 12.30

Tel: 01-269 1825

Email: [email protected]

Mon – Fri: 07:30 & 12 noon (no 10am Mass)

Saturday: 10am & 12 noon (no 6pm Mass)

Sunday: 12 noon & 9pm (no 10am Mass)

Holy Day: 07:30, 12 noon & 9pm (no 10am Mass)

Bank Holiday: 10am, 12 noon

                (effective from 16 September 2023)

All Masses are livestreamed   

Weekdays: 10:30 – 11:45


Saturdays: 10:30 – 11:45  


Sundays:   10:30 – 11:45; 

                  20 mins before & after 9pm Mass


Also on

Thursdays:   7-8pm (during Holy Hour)



(subject to change, depending on priest availability)

Parish Secretary: Elisa Tozzato

Mon-Fri: 9.30 – 12.30

Tel: 01-269 1825

Email: [email protected]

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Our Lady Queen of Peace
Merrion Road, Dublin 4,
D04 NX33, Ireland

Tel: +353 (0)1 269 1825

info@
merrionroadchurch.ie

Collections at Sunday and Holyday Masses

The First Collection at Mass: Support of Priests
The first collection at Mass supports priests currently serving in the diocese as well as those who are retired or sick. A scheme introduced in July 2010 has standardised the level of remuneration of all priests in the diocese, in accordance with position held and years of service.
The generous support given by parishioners is greatly appreciated, especially in these times of economic hardship for everyone.

The Second Collection at Mass: normally Share
Unless otherwise stated the second collection is for Share.

Share was originally set up in the 1970s to provide funding to meet the needs of new and developing parishes. In more recent years, however, as the need for new churches diminished, Share has been used to refurbish parish churches, build parish pastoral centers and fund the diocesan administration of central services.

The Share collection is replaced by a number of special collections during the year. Details of these are available in the Diocesan Diary on the Dublin Diocese website

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