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KILLESTER PARISH NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS

KILLESTER PARISH
NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS

In this our centenary year, we warmly invite you to participate in our Triduum to St. Brigid.

  • Saturday, 31st January at 6.30pm (vigil)
  • Sunday, 1st February at 11am
  • Monday, 2nd February at 10am
  • Tuesday, 3rd February at 10am

During the Masses the Litany of St. Brigid will be recited and a blessing will be given with the Parish’s holy relic of St. Brigid. The relic is only one of a few first-class relics of St. Brigid in Ireland. 

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Celebrating Parish Community past present and Future
In 2026 our Parish will celebrate 100 years since the opening of St. Brigid's Parish, Killester. It will be a significant milestone for our community and an opportunity to reflect in thanksgiving on our Parish Past, Present and future. There are many events planned by our Pastoral Council and the Centenary committee. I would like to warmly invite you join with us in celebrating this joyful occasion.
Fr. Joseph Whelan

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You are invited to get ready for Christmas with an evening of exciting seasonal music with choruses, solos and audience carols! This concert is free of charge and any voluntary contributions made on the night will go towards fundraising for the painting of St. Brigid’s Church which celebrates its centenary in 2026.

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On Sunday, 2nd February 2025, Killester Parish welcomed the Archbishop of Dublin, Dermot Farrell for his second visit to Killester in 2025. The Archbishop celebrated Mass during which the rare relic of St. Brigid was on display. It was wonderful that so many people joined us online and to see so many people fill the church and be part of the ceremony to reinstate the relic in its new shrine.  

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On 2nd February 2025 at 11 am, the Archbishop of Dublin, Dermot Farrell, celebrated Mass in St. Brigid’s Church, Killester. During the Mass the holy relic of St. Brigid was reinstated in a newly designed secure shrine. A blessing with the relic was given to the congregation.

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Advent is the name we give to the 24 days leading up to Christmas. Advent is all about waiting for something special, not just for Christ’s birth, but also for his second coming.

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