Notices

Sunday School

Our Sunday School is back on 15th November 2026 at the parish centre in the Church of the Three Patrons, Rathgar.

Classes run from 11am-11.40am. As we look forward to the season of Advent, we will read the story of the Angel visiting Mary, the mother of Jesus.

We welcome children aged 7-11 years old…


Ministers of the Word Training Evening

All current Ministers of the Word, as well as anyone interested in joining this beautiful ministry, are warmly invited to a training session on

Monday 23rd November, at 7.30 pm in the Parish Centre.

The session is especially recommended for new ministers and offers experienced ministers a valuable…


Magnifica Humanitas: Let’s Talk about AI!

Young Adults Rathmines(18-40y.o) are hosting a panel discussion with young Catholic professionals from diverse industries and sectors, including IT, finance, not-for-profit, education and civic and government, to share their perspectives on AI and the dignity of work in light of Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas.
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Help Grow Rathmines Parish Library!

We’re looking for donations of good Catholic books on theology, prayer, spirituality, Scripture, and the lives of the saints to help enrich our parish library.
If you have…

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED – GET INVOLVED

Volunteers are indispensable to the life of our parish partnership. All baptised people are called by God to minister. If you are interested in volunteering please download and complete the Expression of Interest Volunteer Form and email it to parishoffice@rathgarparish.ie

You are invited to consider sharing your skills…


JOIN OUR VOLUNTEER TEAM!

Young Adults Rathmines are looking for volunteers!

If you are between the ages of 18-40 years old and want to:

– Use your…


Catechesis Corner

Check out below a five part series written by our parish catechist Eoin McCormack. The series explores how we can prepare for the challenging topics of faith that come up in conversation with our friends and colleagues.

 

  1. Talking about faith in a sometimes hostile modern Ireland: Talking about faith in a sometimes…