Prayer Around the
Cross with Br Jean Marie: On Friday 23rd September, he will be
present at a Prayer Around the Cross in St Paul's Church,
Arran Quay, Dublin 7, starting at 8.30pm. All are
welcome.
Culture Night 2011: St
Mary’s Pro-Cathedral – Marlborough Street, Carmelite Church - Whitefriar Street
and St. Paul’s - Arran Quay are the three
Roman Catholic Churches participating in Dublin’s
Culture Night– 23rd September 2011
Pro-Cathedral: 5.15 p.m. Vespers and Mass Palestrina
Choir. 6.30 p.m. Singing the Psalms in various styles. 7.30 p.m. The Sacred and
Secular in Dialogue
through Song (contemporary and ancient). Story (poetry
and prose) and Music (organ, harp, cello, violin, flute and new chamber organ).
The evening will finish at 9.30 p.m. with a short
recital of the music of Seán Ó Riada in place of Taizé style night prayer
advertised which now takes place at St. Pauls.
Whitefriar Steet: offers an evening of Choir singing
from 7.30pm.
St. Paul’s Arran Quay: Will host a special
Taizé Prayer Service with Brother Jean Marie at 8.30pm. All are welcome.
Child Protection
Training: The Child Protection training planned for the Blessington Deanery
on 24th September in the Blessington Parish Centre has been postponed.
This will be rescheduled shortly.
Viatores Christi are
hosting an evening entitled Cambodia Living in the Now at the Irish Aid Centre
in O’Connell St. Dublin on Thurs evening 29th
September 2011, from 6.00 to 8.30 pm.
Presentations will be by Pat Mooney, a VC member who has been working in
Cambodia and Thailand for
the past 10 years and Mr. Khuon Sokundy, Project Manager of
Partners in Compassion, a Cambodian NGO, who are on a working visit to Ireland.
Eilís Ryan, Trócaire Liaison Officer for Asia, will
give a presentation on Trócaire’s work in Cambodia. Sally Roddy
Solemn Novena to Our
Lady of Perpetual Help: Director: Fr. Brian Nolan C.Ss.R. Monday 26th
September, to Tuesday 4th Oct 2011. Mass at 10.00 am and 8.00pm
These times replace the regular Mass times for the period of
the Novena. Weekday Exposition and Evening Prayer as per usual. Monastery of St
Alphonsus,
St Alphonsus Road, Dublin 9. Tel: 01 830 5723 gabrielle.fox@redemptorists.ie You
can also join us live on the Internet via Web Camera on www.rednuns.com
Our Lady’s Choral
Society: Verdi Requiem, Our Lady’s Choral Society (The Dublin
Archdiocesan Choir)
With Fiona Murphy (soprano), Ulrike Schneider
(mezzo-soprano), Peter Auty (tenor), John Molloy (bass)
RTE Concert Orchestra, Conductor Proinnsias Ó Duinn.
Thursday 29th. September 8pm at the National Concert Hall.
Arthritis Ireland: Children
with arthritis can find the most simple tasks like opening their school bag,
writing their homework or walking up the
stairs extremely painful. We believe that kids with
arthritis are superheros because of the challenges they have to overcome every
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At Arthritis Ireland we work with these children and
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future!
Support us by selling JAsper pins and raising vital funds during
October and November.
Contact Louise today on 01 6470209 / fundraising@arthritisireland.ie to
find out how a little pin can make a BIG difference.
Courses at All
Hallows: The Pathways Course: Have you ever thought about exploring
your faith? Or wished that you could broaden your understanding of your
faith?
Perhaps you are feeling challenged by questions your
children or grandchildren are asking about God and the meaning of faith for
which you feel you have ‘no answers’.
Perhaps you are feeling challenged by all that is happening
in the Irish Church right now. If so, Pathways may be the course for
you.
Pathways is a course for adults who wish to explore their
faith. There are no exams on this course, no written work. The only
qualification is an openness to listening to others.
For more information please phone 01 8373745 or email us at pathways@allhallows.ie
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