Mass Times


Holy Week 2024

Here are the schedule of services planned in our parish for Holy Week.

Good Friday – 29th March

  • 12pm: Stations of the Cross
  • 3pm: Commemoration of the Lord’s Passion
  • 8pm: Reading of the Lord’s Passion

Holy Saturday – 30th March

  • 9pm: Easter Vigil

Easter Sunday – 31st March

  • 10:30am: Family Mass
  • 12pm: Holy Mass

Divine Mercy Novena

The Chaplet of Divine Mercy can be said anytime, but the Lord specifically asked that it be recited as a novena, beginning on Good Friday and continuing to Easter Saturday. He promised, “By this Novena (of Chaplets), I will grant every possible grace to souls.”

For each of the nine days, our Lord gave Saint Faustina a different intention:

“I desire that during these nine days you bring souls to the fountain of My mercy, that they may draw therefrom strength and refreshment and whatever grace they have need of in the hardships of life, and especially at the hour of death” (Diary, 1209).

Click here for details on the Divine Mercy Tridium services starting Friday 5th April and concluding with Divine Mercy Sunday on 7th April


Faith Formation classes

Every Saturday from 4:45pm – 5:45pm in the Church premises.

Note: There will no Faith Formation class on March 30 and April 6, 2024. Classes will resume on April 13, 2024


Lucan Faith Fest – April 6th

SAVE THE DATE ‼

We’re so excited to announce our parish’s biggest youth event, “Lucan Faith Fest” taking place on April 6th from 10am to 4pm. Get ready to sing along and have the best time while praising God and celebrating as a community 🥳. We cannot wait to see you there.


Divine Mercy Sunday 2024

This year as the Novena of Divine Mercy concludes there will be a Tridium of masses to celebrate it starting on Friday 5th April @ 8pm and concluding with our very special Divine Mercy Sunday mass celebrated by Bishop Eamonn Walsh.

  • Friday 5th April at 8:00pm
    • Holy Mass and Divine Mercy Novena prayer. Celebrant: Fr. P.J. Madden
  • Saturday 6th April at 6:00pm
    • Holy Mass and Divine Mercy Novena prayer. Celebrant: Fr. Aidan Kieran
  • Divine Mercy Sunday 7th April
    • 2:00pm Divine Mercy devotions. Priests available for confessions
    • 3:00pm 3 o’clock prayer
    • 3:30pm Holy Mass. Celebrant: Bishop Eamonn Walsh
    • Followed by Veneration of The Divine Mercy Image and individual blessing Relics of St. Faustina.

Sacrament Dates for 2024


Faith formation classes

Catholic Faith Formation classes for children aged 6 -17, every Saturday from 4:45 – 5:45 pm in Divine Mercy Parish. Classes will be held in age-appropriate groups. No cost involved.
Children from neighbouring parishes are welcome to attend. Registration on arrival.
For more info, email: catechismlucansouth@gmail.com
Classes will resume on Saturday January 13th 2024 at 4.45pm


Divine Mercy Food Bank


Divine Mercy Food Bank will be open from 11.00am – 12 Noon.

Food Parcels can be collected during that time.
Donations of non-perishable food items can be left in the green containers inside the doors of the church. The food bank team are requesting donations of food at this time. Perhaps you might consider donating: Breakfast Cereal/Porridge, Box of Tea Bags/Jar of Coffee, Tinned Peas, Tinned Rice, Soup, Tinned FishPasta/Rice


Pilgrim Statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary

When Mother Mary was in need she was told there was no room at the inn. Can you make a place for her?

We are looking for families to welcome the Pilgrim Statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary into their homes for one week and to pray the Holy Rosary at the statue each day. At the end of the week the statue will continue its pilgrimage to the next family. The statue will be handed into the care of the volunteer families at Sunday mass.

If your family would like to host Mother Mary for a week please get in touch with the parish office by phone to 01 457 2900 or email lucansouthparish@gmail.com. You can also contact Deacon Norvil on (085) 7157887 or email norvilcaguioa@yahoo.ie or contact Deacon Joe.

We can only imagine how happy Mother Mary will be to get your invitation to stay in your home and pray with your family.


Religion Class Fees

Below you will find links for making online payments for after school religion classes for children attending non-Catholic schools in the parish. Please make sure to include your child / childrens name and school when you are making the payment.

There are three different links depending on the number of children in your family who are attending religion classes this year 2023-24.

Thank you for your support and we hope that the seeds of faith of all the children will continue to grow and flourish.

The closing date for registering for religion classes for First Holy Communion and Confirmation was Friday 17th November.

Any children not registered for the sacraments will have to wait until 2025.


Altar Server Ministry

We are seeking recruits from 3rd Class to Second Year. Full training will be provided. We promise that anyone who joins the altar servers will have a safe and rewarding experience. It would be a great way of helping your parish community. You can contact the parish office at lucansouthparish@gmail.com.


Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)

The RCIA or Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults, is a process through which non-baptized men and women enter the Catholic Church from 7 years old above. It includes several stages marked by study, prayer and rites at Mass. Participants in the RCIA are known as catechumens.


Daily Readings Readings

Under our Welcome menu you will find links for the Daily Mass Reading which updates every day as well as Sunday Mass Reading for the following Sunday’s mass. It is a great way to be able to read along during mass if you so wish or take time to reflect on the passages during the week and see what message they have for you. One quick note is that if it is a Sunday and you want to see the Gospel for today then click on the Daily Mass Reading link as the Sunday listing will be for the following week.


Donations

Sincere thanks to all who contribute financially to the Parish. We are very grateful to you for your loyal support.

We now have a DONATE button on the right of our Website where you can make a donation to the Parish or the Diocese.  We would ask anyone is able to, to consider making a donation, as the Parish income is at an all-time low. Thank you so much for your generosity in these difficult times.