Clontarf Parish, Church of St John the Baptist

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Weekday Morning Prayer: Join us for live Morning Prayer at 10:30am each morning, Monday-Friday, on the webcam and on Facebook and in-person in the Church (from 10.15) on Wednesdays.

Sunday 17th October – The Twentieth Sunday after Trinity

Due to the recent changes we can now welcome many more people to Church, but face coverings, hand sanitising, and social distancing are still needed. Please read this message from the Rector for details

• 08:30am – Holy Communion
• 10:30am – Holy Communion
  Download the service sheet
  Collects and Readings
  You can also join in services on the Webcam

• New Youth Club in Clontarf Parish - Our new Youth Club for secondary school teenagers starts on Sunday 17th October in the Parish Centre, 6.30pm-8pm, and will continue to meet on the third Sunday of the month. This gathering will be a mixture of fun, faith and friendship which is not exclusively for those seeking Confirmation, but anyone wishing to be confirmed …

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• Harvest Thanksgiving Service on Sunday 3rd October - On 3rd October, the 18th Sunday after Trinity, both the 8.30 and 10.30 services will be Holy Communion with a harvest theme. The 10.30 service will include some of our favourite harvest hymns. There will be refreshments in the parish centre after the 10.30 service, but in line with current indoor dining rules, only fully …

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• Rev’d Anne Lodge’s last service in #Clontarf Parish - The 10.30 service on Sunday 19th September will be Holy Communion presided over by Rev’d Professor Anne Lodge. This will be Anne’s last service among us as she moves on to pastures new. Why not come along and wish her well?
• Easing of restrictions means we can welcome more people to services in church - The recent roadmap for living with Covid announced recently by An Taoiseach now allows religious venues to use up to 50% of the venue’s capacity, subject to social distancing requirements. For us, this means that the numbers allowed at services will no longer be capped at 50, as our comfortable capacity is 350; so up …

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• Pet Blessing Service on Sunday 29th August - Thanks be to God and this beautiful spell of weather, we are all systems go for our Pet Blessing Service at 10.30am this Sunday, 29th August. The service will be at the back of the Parish Centre car park and we can increase our allowed number limit to 100 people, plus pets! Also, because we …

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