IMPORTANT NOTICE
Mass Changes
We regret that we must close the church for attendance at Mass on the basis of the recommendations of the Government, HSE and Archdiocese.
Please observe all HSE guidelines to minimize the spread of Covid-19 at all times. Mass times for this coming week are outlined below.
Donating to the Parish of Larkhill, Whitehall and Santry during the COVID-19 crisis
We are delighted that so many parishioners are staying connected to our Parish community by tuning in for Mass via the webcam and the Parish radio. We look forward to the time when we can gather together again in our churches but this will not be possible until the public health guidelines permit and we can ensure that all social distancing rules and other precautions can be implemented fully.
A number off parishioners have enquired about how donations to the parish can be made during the crisis. We are grateful for these enquiries and we will be glad to receive financial donations. For more information please click on Find Out More
Fr. John Jones
Church Of The Holy Child, Whitehall
Saturday Masses
10.00 a.m. has been cancelled until further notice
Vigil 7.00p.m. Mass cancelled (Church Closed)
Sunday Masses
11.15 a.m. Mass on Webcam and radio only (Church Closed)
12.30 p.m. Mass cancelled (Church Closed)
6.00 p.m. Mass cancelled (Church Closed)
Monday to Friday 9.15am Mass has been cancelled until further notice. The 9.15a.m. Mass will be celebrated and can watched via the Parish Webcam.
Monday to Friday 7.00 p.m. Mass has been cancelled until further notice.
The 11.15a.m. Sunday Parish Mass continues for the time being via live streaming.
An addition to the Webcam streaming will be provided on Saturday evenings at 7.00p.m., Brendan Shanahan and a member of the Adult Faith Team will provide a half hour of music prayer and reflections.
From Monday 25th May a section of the Church of the Holy Child will be open for private prayer between 10.00a.m. and 12 noon (except mornings of funerals when it will be open at 11.00a.m. - 12 noon).
You are very welcome to come in for a short time; please observe social distance and health and safety notices.
Fr. John & Fr. Tom wish to gratefully acknowledge receipt of Easter Dues. As you will understand it is difficult in present circumstances to forward Family Offering envelopes, Easter Dues envelopes, etc., but it is possible to leave them in the safe in the Church when it is open for private prayer ( as per top notice).
Blessed Margaret Ball
We regret that we must close the Church for attendance at Sunday Mass on the basis of the recommendations of the Government, HSE and Archdiocese.
Sunday 10a.m. Mass cancelled (Church closed)
Wednesday 10a.m. Mass cancelled (Church closed)
ALL ARRANGEMENTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE BASED ON NATIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS.
Church Of The Holy Child
Chapel of Blessed Margaret Ball
The Church of the Holy Child
Whitehall
01 837 5274
Blessed Margaret Ball
Santry
01 862 0792
Welcome The Parish of Larkhill, Whitehall, Santry is a community of two Church buildings; the Church of the Holy Child & the Chapel of Blessed Margaret Ball each different but both visible expressions of God’s presence among us and our response as God's people in worship and service.
Mass Times
PLEASE SEE IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING MASS TIMES HERE
Church Of The Holy Child
Saturday Vigil 7pm
Sunday 11.15am, 12.30pm, 6pm
Monday to Friday 9.15am, 7pm
Saturday 10am, 7pm
Holy Day Vigil 7pm
Holy Day 9.15am, 11.15am, 7pm
Bank Holiday 10am
Blessed Margaret Ball
Sunday 10am
Wednesday 10am
Church Of The Holy Child services are streamed live and are available to view online HERE
NOTICE: Live Streaming of Church Services
Streaming from Church of the Holy Child started on Monday, 12th November 2018. This development means that parishioners unable to physically attend services for whatever reason, will be able to do so from their location. It allows those who have moved abroad to keep in touch with their home parish.
Access is via the parish website http://whitehall.dublindiocese.ie/ and https://www.churchservices.tv/whitehall.
The camera is focused on the sanctuary area with rows near the top of the church visible.