Holy Trinity Parish

13/09/2026

This weekend, we had the pleasure of welcoming 7 new children into our faith community here in Holy Trinity Parish with the gift of baptism.

"Heavenly Father,
We thank you for the gift you have bestowed on the parents of Ivy, Lexi, Layton, Seán, Tommy, Sophia & Reid.
We pray you will bless these children with grace and joy, help them grow in love and faith, and guide them always to follow Jesus.
We also ask for your strength and wisdom for the parents and godparents, that their love and example may inspire these children to live a life of faith and peace.”
Amen

We ask you all in our parish community to also pray for Ivy, Lexi, Layton, Seán, Tommy, Sophia & Reid, that they will grow to be the future of our parish and be inspired by all of what is good in our faith community, here in Holy Trinity.

30/08/2026

12/08/2026

National Novena to Our Lady Of Knock starts tomorrow 13th till Fri 21st Aug.
For those who can not be there Novena Ceremonies can be viewed via we**am On the Knock Shrine web page

29/07/2026

2 Places have come available for this pilgrimage to Fatima based on 2 people sharing. Pilgrimage is lead by Fr.Gerry Corcoran previous PP to the parish.

Should anyone be interested please contact Karen at the number below.

10/06/2026

As our group of Parishioners gather for night prayer this evening here in Lourdes looking at the Grotto from across the river. We remember all your special intentions while here even if you have not asked us to.

We pray that our Lady of Lourdes will bring all your prayers and intentions to her Son and that you all find some healing and peace in your life's.

Our Lady of Lourdes Pray for us 🙏
St. Bernadette. Pray for us 🙏

02/06/2026

Just a gentle reminder of our invitation to you all to come spend time with Jesus in Adoration.
Bring your burdens… your joys… your questions… your silence.
Just come.
In Adoration, Jesus:

• Gives peace to troubled hearts
• Offers clarity when we feel lost or overwhelmed
• Brings healing to our souls, our families, and our relationships
• Strengthens faith and deepens our love for Him
• Fills us with a sense of purpose, hope, and joy

So if you are free please come join us at 7pm in Holy Trinity Church, Donaghmede

03/05/2026

There is something rather unfair in how history has remembered Thomas the Apostle. He has been branded “the doubter”, as if that one moment defined his entire discipleship. And yet, we do not speak of 'Peter the Denier', nor of 'Judas the Betrayer' in quite the same way. Thomas’ so-called “doubt” was not cynicism or refusal... it was honesty. He simply didn't know what was going on post-Resurrection and so he simply asked questions. I think we probably would have done the same. He wanted to understand. And in doing so, he gave voice to what so many others were perhaps thinking but did not dare to say.

In today’s Gospel of John, we meet Thomas again, not in doubt, but in clarity of questioning: “Lord, we do not know where you are going. How can we know the way?” It is a deeply human question, again direct, sincere, searching. And because Thomas asks it, Jesus gives one of the most profound theological revelations in all of Scripture: “I am the way, and the truth, and the life.” Without Thomas’ question, we might never have received these words in quite the same way. His question opens the door to one of the Church’s greatest theological treasures: that we cannot know God unless we know Jesus. Perhaps, then, instead of Thomas the Doubter, we might see him as Thomas the Seeker... the one who reminds us that faith often begins not with certainty, but with the courage to ask.