St. Bernadette's Parish

Wednesday 15th August is the Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. It is a Holy Day of Obligation. The Vigil Mass on Tuesday will be at 7.30p.m. The Mass on Wednesday will be at 10a.m.

During July and August mass time are slightly different than during the year. Details can be found on the Summer Mass Times Page.

Follow the below accounts to be kept up to date with some exciting programmes that will be coming up in the four parishes who share in our Youth Ministry Project.

http://www.sebelfastcym.com

After the renovations in the Church, and the installation of the new tabernacle, Fr Armstrong donated the old one along with vestments, statues and a processional cross. The tabernacle has been delivered to Fr Ignatius in Malawi and is in the process of being installed. The other items have been delivered to Parishes north of Malawi.

Apostolic Work has been working in Ireland since 1923, and in our Parish since it’s foundation, as committed lay people and religious to pray for and support the work of Irish Missionaries (and others) wherever they serve.

The Parish branch would like to thank the parishioners for their ongoing support and generosity.

Ash Wednesday is a day of Fast & Abstinence. Ashes will be blessed and distributed at the 9.30a.m. & 7.30p.m. Masses. This Holy Season of Lent is an opportunity for each of us to reflect on how we will respond to the words “Turn away from sin and be faithful to the Gospel” spoken as ashes are placed on our foreheads.

In order to comply with the Data Protection Act, all requests for Sacramental Certificates need to be made in writing and a certificate can only be issued to those named on the Parish records – for instance, the person who was baptised, or, in the case of someone under the age of 16, their parent or guardian.

To request a certificate confirming entry in one of the church registers, please visit the Sacramental Certificates page for more details.

The Parish webcamera is now online, all Masses from the church will be streamed via the website and can be accessed around the world. 

It is hoped that broadcasts will enable Parishioners who are sick and housebound, and who have access to the internet, to be a part of the daily celebration of the Eucharist. If you have a relative or friend who would like to use live-streaming and may not be familiar with the internet, please help them to access the service via whichever device they can easily learn to use.

We are very grateful to the Order of the Knights of Saint Columbanus for their generous donation towards the cost of this project.

If you missed the excellent concert you can watch a recording from our webcam here:

Tonight St Bernard’s Primary are putting on a concert in the church. Why not watch live by clicking on the link in the left hand  menu. A recording will be uploaded here for those who missed it.

Next Sunday (29th May), Bishop Noel Treanor will preside at the official opening of the church at 12p.m. This is a major event in the history of the Parish as we approach the 50th. Anniversary of the building of the church in 1967. The Parish choirs will join together for this great celebration. All Parishioners and friends are most welcome to attend.