Alpha enables people to experience a purpose in life, explore the big questions of life in a loving, non-confrontational, trusting place. It explains how the Church can be a place of safety, joy, peace and love, a place where you can belong and where you can experience healing, restoration and unconditional love in a family/faith community. Alpha is free and it is open to all age groups.
To register, contact Adrienne on +353 (0)1 4419303 or centre@booterstownparish.ie it is not too late to join.
Aware – Life Skills Group will run a series of talks in Booterstown Pastoral Centre. Based on the principles of cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), the Life Skills programmes are designed to help people learn more about how we think and how this can influence our actions in helpful or unhelpful ways.
The Life Skills Group Programme is delivered over the course of six weeks in 90 minute evening sessions. With the help of a series of easy-to-follow booklets and expert guidance from a trained facilitator at each session, you can learn how to better manage the stress of everyday life, recognise and manage unhelpful thoughts, learn new ways of thinking and ultimately begin the journey to a healthier and more confident life.
Bring along your laptop, Tablet or smartphone to this class which is free of charge and your tutor will guide you as to how to make the best use of your device. Please ensure it is fully charged up.
If you would like a snack before the class, come to the Café at 10.30 pm. Tea/coffee – donation €2.
It is essential to register for this class with Adrienne at the Pastoral Centre
Alpha enables people to experience a purpose in life, explore the big questions of life in a loving, non-confrontational, trusting place. It explains how the Church can be a place of safety, joy, peace and love, a place where you can belong and where you can experience healing, restoration and unconditional love in a family/faith community. Alpha is free and it is open to all age groups.
To register, contact Adrienne on +353 (0)1 4419303 or centre@booterstownparish.ie it is not too late to join.
Aware – Life Skills Group will run a series of talks in Booterstown Pastoral Centre. Based on the principles of cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), the Life Skills programmes are designed to help people learn more about how we think and how this can influence our actions in helpful or unhelpful ways.
The Life Skills Group Programme is delivered over the course of six weeks in 90 minute evening sessions. With the help of a series of easy-to-follow booklets and expert guidance from a trained facilitator at each session, you can learn how to better manage the stress of everyday life, recognise and manage unhelpful thoughts, learn new ways of thinking and ultimately begin the journey to a healthier and more confident life.
The church, Parish Office and Pastoral Centre are closed on a Monday. Weekday Mass is celebrated in Booterstown at 7.30 am from Tuesday-Friday inclusive and at 10.00 am from Tuesday to Saturday inclusive.
A dedicated, welcoming meeting place where men can come together, develop new friendships, share your skills and knowledge with others. Learn new skills and redevelop some old skills
Bring along your laptop, Tablet or smartphone to this class which is free of charge and your tutor will guide you as to how to make the best use of your device. Please ensure it is fully charged up.
If you would like a snack before the class, come to the Café at 10.30 pm. Tea/coffee – donation €2.
It is essential to register for this class with Adrienne at the Pastoral Centre
Old Mount Merrion Bridge Club invite you to join their Bridge Game in the Pastoral
Centre. Please be in seats and ready to play at 7.15 pm. No partner required. Intermediary level. All welcome. CBAI affiliated.
Alpha enables people to experience a purpose in life, explore the big questions of life in a loving, non-confrontational, trusting place. It explains how the Church can be a place of safety, joy, peace and love, a place where you can belong and where you can experience healing, restoration and unconditional love in a family/faith community. Alpha is free and it is open to all age groups.
To register, contact Adrienne on +353 (0)1 4419303 or centre@booterstownparish.ie it is not too late to join.
Frank Duff Prayer Group (Legion of Mary) invite you to join them and to attend their next meeting which will take place in the Pastoral Centre Meeting Room
Tea and Coffee in Cafe 67 – on the lower floor of our Pastoral Centre every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday morning from 10.30 until noon.
Aware – Life Skills Group will run a series of talks in Booterstown Pastoral Centre. Based on the principles of cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), the Life Skills programmes are designed to help people learn more about how we think and how this can influence our actions in helpful or unhelpful ways.
The Life Skills Group Programme is delivered over the course of six weeks in 90 minute evening sessions. With the help of a series of easy-to-follow booklets and expert guidance from a trained facilitator at each session, you can learn how to better manage the stress of everyday life, recognise and manage unhelpful thoughts, learn new ways of thinking and ultimately begin the journey to a healthier and more confident life.
Professor Colman Noctor will give a lecture on the impact of technology and social media
on our mental health, emotional well being and resilience entitled “Resilience in a Digital
Era” on Thursday, 20th February at 7.30 pm. Booking is essential. Cost is €10 per person.
Day for Consecrated Life is celebrated on Sunday 2nd February – the Feast of the
Presentation of the Lord. This year, the Day for Consecrated Life will be celebrated in this
parish on Sunday, 23rd February at 11.00 am Mass.
Each year, the Catholic Church celebrates the World Day for Consecrated Life. Instituted by Pope John Paul II in 1997, the celebration is in conjunction with the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord, also known as Candlemas Day, commemorating the coming of Christ, the Light of the World, through the symbolic lighting of candles. Similarly, consecrated men and women are called to spread the light and love of Jesus Christ through their unique witness of selfless service, such as caring for the poor, the contemplative work of prayer, or through their professional careers.
