2025

Image of Mary and Jesus being visited by the 3 kings

Epiphany Carol Service at St Mary’s Cathedral

Picture of the crib in the church, with Jesus in the manger

Christmas 2025 – Homily of Archbishop Farrell

Poster for the Christmas masses that were done through Irish

Christmas Masses in Irish 2025

Christmas schedule at St Mary’s Cathedral

Large ornate alter and shrine that contains a statue of Bishop Laurence O'Toole

St Mary’s Cathedral Bicentenary Sunday – Bishop Dempsey’s Homily

Archbishop Farrell hold sup the papal designation which designates St. Mary's as the Catholic Cathedral of Dublin

Bicentenary of St Mary’s Cathedral – Homily of Archbishop Farrell

Image showing the cover of the Gender pay gap report for the Archdiocese of Dublin

Gender Pay Gap Report 2025

People attend a "Building Hope in Partnerships meeting"

Building Hope Autumn Gatherings 2025

Immaculate Conception Cathedral, Nagasaki – Homily of Archbishop Farrell

2024 Financial Statements

Mass for the Opening of the Academic Year

Ordination to the Priesthood of Brother Ciarán Egan by Archbishop Dermot Farrell

Picture of Bishop Dempsey at City Quay Church with a group of people getting their photo taken. Bishop Dempsey is wearing a green robe and headpiece and holding a staff. The people are smiling at the camera.

St Pier Giorgio Frassati and St Carlo Acutis Mass – homily of Bishop Dempsey

104th Anniversary of the Legion of Mary – Homily of Bishop Dempsey

Graphic for the Dublin Diocesan Pilgrimage to Lourdes 2025. Picture of Archbishop Farrell with some of the nurses at Dublin Airport. The group are all smiling at the camera with the nurses wearing white nursing suits and Archbishop Farrell wearing a black priest suit and clerical collar with a cross around his neck.

Dublin Diocesan Pilgrimage to Lourdes 2025

Ordination of Peter Flynn OFMConv – Homily of Bishop Dempsey

Graphic of Archbishop Dermot Farrell when he stated in public that it was time to address unprovoked attacks on the Indian community in Dublin. Here he is wearing a white and gold robe and a pink skullcap and is holding a red folder in his hands. In the background there are other members of the priesthood and people.

Unprovoked attacks on members of Indian community – Statement of Archbishop Farrell

Archbishop Farrell – Day of Prayer and Reflection for Gaza. Archbishop Farrell is in a white and black gown and addressing the congregation from the altar stand.

Archbishop Farrell – Day of Prayer and Reflection for Gaza

Graphic of a sketch of Saint John Henry Newman-Cardinal Newman who was declared by Pope Leo XIV as Doctor of the Universal Church. He is dressed in a shirt with his hair swept to one side looking towards the right.

Cardinal Newman, Doctor of the Church – Statement of Archbishop Farrell

Ordination of two deacons by Archbishop Dermot Farrell

Ordination of two deacons by Archbishop Dermot Farrell

Picture of Pope Leo XIV. He is facing towards the camera wearing a white robe with a golden cross around his neck and a hat on his head.

Mass for the beginning of Pope Leo XIV’s pontificate – homily of Archbishop Farrell

Graphic of a group of people walking on the street beside the Luas lines following two men in black and red suits. There is graffiti in the background. The Mass is to Commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the Death of Venerable Matt Talbot.

Matt Talbot, Apostle of Hope – Homily of Archbishop Farrell

Graphic of Feast of St Kevin, St Mary’s Pro-Cathedral, June 3, 2023. Graphic shows a man with a yellow circle around his head sitting on rocks beside a Bible on a stand and beside a deer in front of a cave. To the right of the cave in the background there is a church with grass in front of it and a goat standing on the grass with a yellow sky above the church.

Feast of St Kevin 2025 – Homily of Archbishop Farrell

Graphic of Presentation of Pathways certificates where people are on the streps holding certificates and Fr. Gareth Byrne is in the middle in his yellow, green and red robe. Everyone is smiling at the camera.

Presentation of Pathways Certificates – homily of Fr Gareth Byrne

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