Parishes of St Paul’s & Butlerstown
Arrangements for Holy Week
HOLY THURSDAY
CHRISM MASS will be live streamed from the Cathedral at 11.00am
MASS OF THE LORD’S SUPPER at 7.30 pm from St. Paul’s by Live Streaming.
HOUR OF PRAYER 9.00 to 10.00pm from Butlerstown by Live Streaming.
GOOD FRIDAY
SOLEMN LITURGY at 3.00pm from St. Paul’s by Live Streaming.
STATIONS OF THE CROSS at 7.30pm from Butlerstown by Live Streaming
HOLY SATURDAY EASTER VIGIL at 8.00pm from St. Paul’s by Live Streaming.
EASTER SUNDAY
MASS IN BUTLERSTOWN at 10.00am By Live Streaming.
MASS IN ST. PAUL’S at 11.30am By Live Streaming.
We intend to bless and plant an evergreen tree in the grounds of both St. Paul’s and Butlerstown after the Easter Sunday Masses, as a symbol of hope and new life as we begin to emerge from this time of trial.
MASS IN ST. PAUL'S Monday 5th of April to Friday 9th April will be at 10.30am each morning by Live Streaming.
PARISH ENVELOPES and TROCAIRE BOXES can be dropped into the Sacristy after Ceremonies. Thank you.
PARISH OF ST. PAUL'S & BUTLERSTOWN
COVID 19 RESTRICTIONS
All our Masses will be by Live Streaming only during current restrictions.
St Pauls mass will be live streamed weekday mornings at 10am and at 11.30am on Sunday.
Butlerstown mass will be live streamed on Thursdays at 9.15am and at 10.00am on Sunday.
Church Opening Times for Private Prayer
St Paul’s Church each weekday after mass from 11am until 1pm
Butlerstown Church will be open from 12 noon to 4pm
Please use Hand Sanitizer and follow social distancing directions.
Stations of the Cross
This link is to a dramatised Stations of the Cross produced by the Holy Family Community in Glencomeragh.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6EjGIeNgHY&t=23s
Mass Cards Many people have requested Mass Cards over the last few weeks. To facilitate this request, our Volunteers will open the Repository in St Paul’s Parish Centre each weekday Morning
from 10.30am to 11.00am.
For Children's Preparatory Books for the Sacraments please click below
Childrens Preparatory Book for First Reconciliation & First Holy Communion
Childrens Preparatory Book for Confirmation
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MASS CARDS
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If there is any way in which we can help you during this time please do not hesitate to contact us.
Parish Office 051 357730
Fr Pat Fitzgerald 051 372257
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WEARING OF MASKS IN CHURCH
In accordance with current guidelines, Face Coverings must be worn at all times when in the Church or Parish Centre. Thank you
It is most important that people with any symptoms that might suggest Covid-19 infection, should stay at home . The same applies to those who have been in recent contact with someone who has the virus, in accordance with public health advice.
Dear Friends,
We find ourselves in a truly unique and different situation, which will have its effect on each of us in many ways. We only miss the ordinary when it is removed from us. For all there is a sense of loss and sadness, of uncertainty and anxiety, most of all about our health and the protection of those we love and care for. This is why we must observe to the finest detail all the practices which protect against infection.
There will be many practical concerns, espe...cially for young parents - the care of their children, balancing the demands of work, concerns about the family income. Clearly people worry about the food supply, in spite of all reassurances to the contrary. Sometimes the problem of panic can in itself create a bigger problem. Someone said: 'There is enough for everyone's need, but not for everyone's greed.'
Beyond all health and material concerns, the present crisis confronts us with our vulnerability, the fragility of human existence and our fear of death. This is always there, always a reality, but most of the time we do not have to face it. Most of the time we live on trust which is always the best basis for a peaceful life. St. Julian of Norwich summed up this trusting mentality with the words: 'All will be well, and all will be well, and all manner of things will be well.'
But sometimes, as in this time, our trust is put to the test in a new way. May the challenge of this time bring out the best in us. And may the God of love deliver us from anything that would deprive us of the life he wants for us.
Fr. Pat.
COVID-19 Support Line for Older People
ALONE has launched a national support line and additional supports for older people who have concerns or are facing difficulties relating to the outbreak of COVID-19 (Coronavirus). Professional staff are available to answer queries and give advice and reassurance where necessary. The support line is open Monday to Friday, 8am-8pm, by calling 0818 222 024. Hours may be extended to meet the demand.
