Christ Church
Bray
‘Let us go to the house of the Lord .....’. I know we are looking forward to the day when we can meet again for worship, friendship and fellowship together. Tomorrow’s service of Morning Prayer at 11am will afford us an opportunity to reflect on what that may be like. You can access the service via our website www.christchurchbray.ie (the service sheet is also there) or by logging in on www.churchservices.tv/christchurchbray. Thank you to those who have already indicated that you will be joining us on livestream for our Easter Vestry on Tuesday evening at 8pm. Please do let me know if you haven’t already so we can have the wherewithal to hold votes if needed.
Take care, be safe, be kind. Shalom. Baden
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Sunday 18th April
2021
11.30am
Concelebrated Mass
Chief Celebrant
Fr. Michael O’Kelly
is being offered up
for the
First Holy Communion
and
Confirmation Children
in the Bray Pastoral Area
https://www.stpetersparishbray.com/live-mass/
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRSS4MElnTc&feature=youtu.be
Week of Prayer for Christian Unity Service 2021
A very special word of thanks to Rev. Mark Forsyth, Bray Methodist Church, co-chair of Bray Churches Together, who produced this virtual Week of Christian Unity Service. Also a special big thank you to all the members of each church who participated.
Stay safe everyone from all at Bray Churches Together
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https://live.cornerstonechurch.ie
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There will be live Masses via the newly installed webcam on
Saturdays and Sundays at 10.30am
Midweek Masses will take place
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays at 9.30am
Please follow the Link
HERE
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Dear friends,
We want to warmly welcome you back again to celebrate public Masses together.
Planning for the re-opening, while respecting the restrictions, is tricky . First of all, our space is reduced from 200 people in Little Flower Oratory to 33!! Added to that, we have no idea how many people will feel comfortable about returning to Masses.
We make one request of you. Please bear with us, especially in these first weeks of re-opening. If it’s not possible to attend on one day ⎯ because seating is limited ⎯ come on the following day. Little by little, over the weeks we will be able to monitor the numbers and find a way to ensure that you can attend Mass if not once a week, at least once a month.
Over-leaf you will find details of Mass times and locations. If there are changes to this, we’ll let you know. Thank you again for your patience.
May the Lord bless you and protect you
Fr. Michael and the ‘Return to Church’ steering group
Visiting the Little Flower OratoryChurches have re-opened from Monday 29th June. That means it will be possible to visit the Little Flower Oratory for prayer. It will be open from 9.30am to 12.30pm from Monday to Friday.
MassesTo protect those who would like to attend Mass, a number of regulations have to be followed:
- Due to social distancing, the maximum number of people who can attend Mass in the Little Flower Oratory (LFO) is 33
- Entering LFO has to be regulated, just like entering a supermarket. A team of parishioners have very kindly volunteered to steward.
- After each Mass the seats have to be sanitised. Again, this has been arranged.
- On Sunday, the number of those who would like to attend Mass will be higher. So, neighbouring parishes have very kindly made their churches available to Holy Redeemer parishioners.
Mass times10am – Monday, Wednesday and Friday – Little Flower Oratory
12 noon – Sunday – St. Fergal’s Church
6pm – Sunday – Queen of Peace
Since the LFO is restricted to 33 people, those who would like attend will be asked to limit attendance to one day per week. In this way, when the seating area is full, those who were not able to enter will be invited to come to Mass on the next occasion.
Likewise, those who have attended during the week will be asked not to attend on a Sunday, to leave room for those who are working or cannot attend during the week. Masses on Sunday will be celebrate in St. Fergal’s or Queen of Peace (see above).
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St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Sermon Library
https://standrewschurchblackrock.ie/sermon-library/
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Cornerstone Church at the Well
Here's a nurse from the UK explaining how we need to pray for our hospitals. We in Ireland are very much in the same position:
Health officials have been warning that Ireland will see a sudden spike in cases that could leave hospitals overwhelmed. Dr O'Connor, President of the Irish Association for Emergency Medicine, said that it is expected within the next week or two. The increase will happen "quickly and strongly" over the next fortnight, and that a huge amount of people "will get seriously ill, quickly and at the same time".
Sign up to pray all during Holy Week before Easter weekend: https://signup.com/go/zzHTzwV
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Crinken Church
Please click on the above link
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LIVE MASS
from
ST. PETER'S PARISH
BRAY
https://www.stpetersparishbray.com/live-mass/
Sunday Masses
9.30 am Mass in Irish
11.30 am Mass in English
Weekdays 10.00 am
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Bray Methodist Church
There will be no Sunday services on 15th March. As this Sunday has been designated by the Methodist Church in Ireland as a day of Prayer and Fasting for our land, we encourage everyone to pray at home to this end.
If anyone needs support or assistance please make contact.
A live streamed service from Wesley’s Chapel in London at 11am every Sunday can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUAUqhmhevz5sqhh72LIMxA…
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Dear Parishioners,
Due to the Corona Virus it has been advised that there should be no celebration of public Mass until and inclusive of 29th March. Please keep an eye on the Parish website for updates.
Mass will be celebrated privately during this time for your intentions and we join in Spiritual Communion with one another during these challenging times
There will be no exposition of the Blessed Sacrament during this time but the Church will remain open for prayer from 9am – 6pm daily.
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Cornerstone Church at The Well
Bray
As a smaller congregation, Cornerstone will be able to meet for church this Sunday at 11am to worship and pray for our country. We believe that in Christ alone our hope is found!We will be keeping a safe space between chairs, and there will be no coffee served for the moment.While the schools are closed, there will be no children's church, and the Mummy's Meeting is closed until after Easter.However, if you have any concerns about your health, please feel free to stay home and take care - just let us know and we can pray for you!Keeping all of Bray in our prayers. 🙏🙏🙏
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Christ Church
Bray
For those who may choose to stay at home here are some worship options for Sunday 15th March 2020
St. Patrick's Cathedrel Dublin
Worship Video Stream
https://www.stpatrickscathedral.ie/worship/video-stream/Christ Church Cathedral Dublin
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Crinken Church
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Mass Times
Holy Redeemer Bray
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Christ Church
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St. Fergal's RC Church, Ballywaltrim
Masses
Saturday Vigil Mass 7.00pm
Sunday 8.00am and 10.30am
Holy Days Vigil Mass 7.00pm
Holy Day 8.00am and 10.30am
Weekdays Monday-Friday 9.30am
Saturday Prayer Service 9.30am
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St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Sunday
11.30am
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St. James Church C of I
Crinken
Sunday Worship 11.00am
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Cornerstone Church, The Well
Sunday 11.00am
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St. Mary and St Demiana's
Coptic Orthodox Church
Divine Liturgy Time
Sunday- 8.30am to 11.30am
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Bray Methodist Church
Sunday Service 10.00am
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Our Lady Queen of Peace
Mass Times
Saturday (Vigil) 6.30pm
Sunday 10.30 & 12.00 noon
Monday-Saturday 10.30am
St Peter's Parish, Little Bray
No Weekday Masses – Contact the Parish Office
Sunday: 9.30am Irish Mass 11:30am
Holy Day: 11.00am
Live streaming of mass
To view Mass : www.churchservices.tv/
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