Phibsborough
At the Welcome Mass, the children to be baptised will be introduced to the community, have the naming ceremony and receive the first anointing before baptism.
The point of this ceremony is to involve the local community in the child’s baptism and allow them to pray for him or her as they prepare to be baptised on the following Sunday.
PARISH OFFICE/REPOSITORY
St Peter's Church, Phibsborough,
Dublin 7, Ireland
Monday - Thursday 10.00am - 12.00pm
PARISH CLERGY
Fr Eamon Devlin CM
pp@stpetersphibsboro.ie
PHONE
TEL: +353 1 838 9708
Emergency +353 85 861 2880
(outside office hours)
| SUNDAY | |
| Saturday Vigil | 6.30 pm |
| Sunday Morning | 8.00 am |
| 10.00 am | |
| 11.30 am | |
| WEEKDAYS | |
| Monday | 10.30 am |
| 7.00 pm | |
| Tuesday to Saturday | 10.30 am |
| HOLY DAYS | |
| Morning | 10.30 pm |
| Evening | 6.30 pm |
| Saturday | 11.00am |
| Other | By Request at Parish Office |
There are no upcoming events.
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