Welcome to the Website of St. Vincent de Paul Parish, Marino, Dublin, Ireland. We are a parish of the Catholic Archdiocese of Dublin.
We are a north side Dublin community of 5,000 homes with a population of approximately 13,000 people. We are a Parish with a vibrant community, made up of “old” Marino people and relative “newcomers” from all walks of life.
We aim to live out our Mission Statement: “THE CATHOLIC PARISH OF MARINO WILL FOSTER A VIBRANT, CARING COMMUNITY THAT IS LOVING, WELCOMING AND SUPPORTIVE OF ALL”
Our mission is to grow in the image of Christ through the Holy Spirit, to be formed by the Word and our prayer, to use our gifts to welcome those who are here and reach out to those who are not. We invite you to join us as partners in the mission. Together, let us get to know Christ better and to make Him better known.
May God Bless you wherever you are and thank you for exploring our website.
Tom Noone P.P.
Mass Times
MASS SCHEDULE:
Parish Church
Weekday Masses:
Monday to Friday: 10.00 a.m.
Weekend Masses:
Saturday:10.00 a.m. & 5.30 p.m. (Vigil)
Sunday: 9.15 a.m. & 11.00 a.m.
Please note: there is no regular celebration of the 12.30 p.m. Sunday Mass.Occasional 12.30 Masses are celebrated with the First Communion & Confirmation families (see 1st Communion/Confirmation news for dates)
Eucharistic Adoration: Saturday 5 p.m. – 5.30 p.m.
All Services are available on the webcam at www.marinoparish.ie
Confession: Saturday 10.30 a.m. – 11 a.m.
Saturday 5 p.m. – 5.30 p.m.
The Church is open from 9am – 5pm Monday – Sunday
St. Joseph’s – Rosmini
Weekday Mass: Monday to Saturday: 10.00 a.m.
Weekend Mass: There is no longer a weekend Mass here
Parish News
Pope Francis (1936 – 2025)
Archbishop Farrell will celebrate Mass for Pope Francis this Friday, April 25, at 10.30am in St Mary’s Pro-Cathedral.
Please click on the link below for prayers for Pope Francis during the official days of Mourning from April 21st to April 29th.
Days of Mourning and Hope (In memory of Pope Francis R.I.P.)
Monday 28 April 2025 – 8.00pm
Monastery of St. Alphonsus – www.rednuns.com
An hour of music, prayer and reflection incorporating the Diocesan Days of Mourning Resources in person or online
Led by the Monastery Community and the Dublin Diocesan Music Group
First Reconciliation/First Communion:
Sunday 13th October was an exciting day for us here in the parish as we celebrated our Enrolment Mass for these 2 very special sacraments. The church was full of First Communion families as we all made promises to put our very best into preparing to meet Jesus on First Communion day. The boys and girls went home with lots of goodies: candles to put in their sacred space, a newsletter and ‘Family-friendly Ways of Praying’ to help with talking to Jesus, their Enrolment Certificate and a beautiful set of rosary beads from Medugorje. As of today, Palm Sunday, we have celebrated all of our Masses together before First Communion day. Our First Communion celebrations and the date of our Post Communion Mass can be found here.
Here is a photo from our November Mass which we celebrated on the Feast of Christ the King, with Ali Joe Bear sitting in a sea of crowns! (If your child attends a non-Catholic school and you would like him/her to celebrate these sacraments with us but you havent yet registered, please contact Anne Dooley, Parish Catechist c/o Parish Office on 8332772). 
CONFIRMATION:
Confirmation season has begun in Marino! 65 boys from our neighbouring school, Scoil Mhuire were strengthened by the Holy Spirit in Confirmation on Friday last, 7th March and 55 girls from St Vincent de Paul Senior school and one from Maryfield were confirmed in their faith on Friday March 21. On Sunday 18th May, a small group of young people from the parish will complete our celebrations of this Sacrament for this year. We ask for your prayers for these young people and their families that they will be faithful witnesses to Jesus in their lives.
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Click here for the Gospel reading for Sundays and here for background/reflection on those readings from the Sacred Space website.
Prayer after Communion
Lord, we are grateful; now may we be generous. Lord, we have been nourished; now may we nourish one another. May we be bread for one another, the bread of compassion, the bread of encouragement, the bread of life.
A CALL FOR PRAYER AND FASTING FOR PEACE
‘Since he is not the God of disorder but of peace’ (1 Co4 14,33)
The Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem has called for prayers for peace in the Middle East.
Prayer for peace
Lord Jesus Christ, look with mercy upon the land that was your earthly home and which is once again struck by violence, hatred and death. Receive the decesased into your presence. Comfort those who mourn, are wounded or forced to flee their homes. Be close to all who are full of fear and despair. You are our peace and the light of the nations, put an end to the spiral of terror and suffering in the Holy Land and in the whole Middle East. Let justice and peace flourish at the holy sites. You are our refuge, let the people be safe in your love. Have mercy on us and on our time. AMEN
A PRAYER FOR WORN-TORN PARTS OF THE WORLD (from Clonard Monastery, Belfast)
- For those who are fleeing: sanctuary,
- For those who are staying: safety,
- For those who are fighting: peace,
- For those whose hearts are breaking: comfort,
- For those who see no future: hope.
Prayer for Vocations: Archbishop Farrell is asking that we pray for vocations to the Priesthood and Religious Life on a regular basis. ‘As you are well aware the need is great, so let’s answer God’s call and pray that the Lord of the harvest will send labourers into his harvest’. A new Director and Assistant Director of Vocations have been appointed for the archdiocese, Fr Seamus McEntee and Fr Bill O Shaughnessy.
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