16.05.2020
Join Us for Worship Online This Weekend
There are a great many opportunities to join worship online this weekend in parishes throughout Dublin & Glendalough. Details of where the services can be accessed are available in the directory below. Just choose a service and click on the link provided.
Archbishop Michael Jackson is preaching at the service which is being broadcast from Narraghmore and Timolin with Castledermot and Kinneagh led by Philip Hendy from Narraghmore Church. You can view the service on the parish Facebook page here.
The Archbishop has also provided the sermon for Whitechurch Parish’s Sunday reflection. You can read it on the parish Facebook page here.
Meanwhile next weekend, Taney Parish will broadcast a service on Sunday May 24 involving healthcare workers and professionals. It will be available on the parish YouTube channel here. The service can also be viewed on the parish Facebook page here.
Some of the services listed in the directory below are livestreamed and others are recorded and available to watch at any time (and not just on Sunday!). Those on Facebook Live are also available to watch later in most cases. Some parishes are using Zoom for live virtual services and email addresses are provided to obtain the information to join in – all are welcome.
You can scroll down the list from Arklow to Zion (enter full screen to ensure that you are seeing all the parishes – hover over the table then click on the three dots and select the icon that looks like a screen).
You can download the directory here
There are Weekday Prayers for use during the Season of Easter here.
Thanks to the clergy of the dioceses and their assistants for making it possible to continue worship publicly while we are not together.
We are aware that some people may not be confident online or have access to broadband. If you know someone who would like to watch a service this weekend, copy the link to the service and send it to them as a text message or WhatsApp. Once they have a smartphone they will be able to watch on their phones.