Welcome to Our Lady Queen of Peace Parish
Apart from providing useful information about the parish, its groups and the various activities, it is our desire to use this website to share our faith with you, providing resources and links for faith development, both personal and family.
We also want to facilitate piety and prayer and hope you will find the Daily Mass Readings (with commentary) helpful.
Since 2008, priests of the Opus Dei Prelature have been entrusted with the pastoral care of Our Lady Queen of Peace. See Daily Message taken from the writings of St Josemaría, Founder of Opus Dei, which gives some insights into his charism.
We would appreciate your feedback. God bless you and please visit us often!
Our Lady Queen of Peace WEBCAM
All Masses and other events are livestreamed each day below on our website, on Facebook and YouTube.
We welcome parishioners and friends who may wish to participate online in our liturgies. They are also recorded and may be viewed afterwards here.
Join us via webcam for the Rosary, Monday – Saturday at 11:25.
Latest News
Annual Mass for the Deceased of the Parish, Sunday, 7 November 2021 at 12 noon
The month of November is traditionally the time of year when Church liturgy invites us to pray for all those who have passed from this world. Video recording of Mass available here.
Task Force created by Archbishop to aid ‘radical renewal’ of Diocese of Dublin
Looking to the future with creativity, the Archbishop wants to act now so as to be able to give effective witness in the future. Parishioners and their families are invited to pray for the successful outcome of this extensive conversation within the Archdiocese.
Video of Lecture (on Zoom) on St Josemaría by Fr Paul O’Callaghan, 26 June 2021
St Josemaría Escrivá is known as the Saint of Ordinary Life. Lecture by Fr Paul O’Callaghan on the topic ‘Is Christ Present in our Society?’ in the light of St Josemaría’s teachings. Video recording available.
Thursday Theology, Reflecting on the Church, June 2021
Three sessions of theology to better understand this mystery. Video recordings available.
€1,115 donated in Good Friday Collection for the Holy Land
We are very grateful for your generosity in contributing €1,115 for the collection on Good Friday for the Holy Land, Pro Terra Sancta.
Lay Ministry Collection, 14-15 May 2022
On World Vocations Sunday (8 May 2022), we remind ourselves to pray continuously for vocations to the priesthood. An urgent need, too, is to find new ways for priests and people to work together in parishes: to harness the time and talent of lay people and support them in developing their skills for use in the faith community.
Over €3,800 raised in Special Collection for Ukraine 26 & 27 March 2022
Over €3,800 was raised in the Special Collection taken up at Masses on the weekend of 26/27 March to support humanitarian efforts in Ukraine and especially the families and children fleeing for their lives from the barbarism and destruction being inflicted on their homeland by the aggressor. Thank you for your generous solidarity!
Consecration of Russia and Ukraine to the Immaculate Heart of Mary, 25 March 2022
After his Angelus address on Sunday 20 March, Pope Francis said:
I invite every community and all the faithful to unite with me on Friday 25 March, the Solemnity of the Annunciation, for the Solemn Act of Consecration of humanity, especially Russia and Ukraine, to the Immaculate Heart of Mary, so that she, the Queen of Peace, may help us obtain peace.
€9,228 raised in Christmas Appeal 2021 for Queen of Peace Primary School for Girls in Lodwar
Once again we have had a generous response to the Annual Christmas Appeal for our parish outreach project in Lodwar, Kenya.
Bishop Dominic and Sr Agnes are most grateful for your Christmas gift of education to help these girls break out of the trap of poverty.
Archdiocese of Dublin Statement of Mission
Alongside the Synodal Pathway process, the Archbishop set up a Task Force to explore ways of renewing the church in our Diocese. The Task Force report was issued in late Summer entitled, ‘Building Hope’. One of its recommendations was that the Diocese should produce a Statement of Mission that would be a reference point for the process of renewal. The Archbishop issued this Statement of Mission on 9 February 2022.
