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Monday 13th September
10:00 am, Mass
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Tuesday 14th September
10:00 am, Mass
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Friday 17th September
10:00 am, Mass
Moving towards normality
Recent Government guidelines have lifted most of the restrictions on worship in the Holy Family Church.
For more information on read Monsignor’s post from 17th August.
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4th Sunday of Lent
This Saturday, 13th March. 25th Anniversary of the Dunblane School Tragedy. As a help to prayer and reflection, the Memorial Windows of the Holy Family Church can be seen on stream from 9am to 12noon. The Anniversary Mass will be streamed at 5pm Sunday 14th March ...
3rd Sunday of Lent
Dear Parishioner, Please see below notification from Monsignor and Mass Sheets for 3rd Sunday in Lent 2021. For Information: Saturday 13th March 2021: 25th Anniversary of the Dunblane School Shooting. To mark the occasion, on Saturday 13th March, an Anniversary Mass...
Notes on the Solemnity of Mary
Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God . January 1 Octave Day of the Nativity of Christ. Notes on the Gospel. Jews would circumcise their son on the eight day after birth—this was the sign that he was a member of the covenant of God’s people. The Lord’s Name : Given...
Notes on the Feast of Corpus Christi
Notes on the Feast of Corpus Christi “ Manna ” : Jews of the 1st century knew very well that the manna their forefathers ate was bread from heaven to keep them alive for 40 years. It was a miraculous food and stopped the very day they entered the promised land . The...
Sunday Plus – 14/06/20
St Columba
St Columba Known in Ireland as Colum Cille, he was born in Co Donegal in 521. Closely related to the High King of Ireland, he decided to serve the Lord in the priesthood rather than follow royal ambitions. He founded many monasteries in Ireland, his family of...
Parish News
65th Jubilee of Ordination
Dear Parishioners : Many thanks for celebrating with me the 65th anniversary of my ordination which took place in All Hallows, Dublin, on June 17, 1956. I have to thank everyone who helped in any way in the celebration and all who came —members of the parish council, organisers, helpers children, and all who attended. A special word of thanks to Bishop Stephen and the clergy. I want to give thanks for all the prayers, cards and donations received and for the Spiritual Bouquet. When one reaches a certain age, prayers are especially welcomed.
I can only repeat what I said at the Mass –I thank God for bringing me to this beautiful Diocese of Dunkeld; and for the support and help I received over 65 years from the clergy of the Diocese, bishops and priests alike. Also for the unstinted love and support I received from the parishioners in the various parishes in which I served. This is true especially of the Holy Family Parish which I have had the privilege of serving for over 32 years. The parishioners are, after all, the People of God and this was proved to me over and over again in the kindness and love that has been shown to me over all these years .
I can only pray that the Lord will reward with his choicest graces and blessings all who have been good to me since I arrived in the Diocese of Dunkeld in July, 1956.
Monsignor Basil O’Sullivan
Church of the Holy Family
June 2021