Archbishop’s Homilies

Graphic of a young child with her hands joined together on a Holy Bible beside a jar of colouring pencils under which is a quote from Archbishop Dermot Farrell.

Homily of Archbishop Dermot Farrell at Mass for the Association of Patrons and Trustees of Catholic Schools

Remarks by Archbishop Dermot Farrell on the occasion of the Launch of the Pastoral Letter: The Cry of the Earth-The Cry of the Poor

Graphic of a group of lit candles beside a quote from Archbishop Farrell about deceased priests.

Homily of Archbishop Dermot Farrell at the Annual Mass for the Deceased Priests

Graphic of a group of people lying their hands palm up in a circle on a wooden table with a quote from Archbishop Farrell located to the left of the image.

175th Anniversary of the Foundation of the Catholic Institute for the Deaf

Graphic of the Homily of Archbishop Dermot Farrell at the Investiture Ceremony- Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre. The graphic shows a book on a wooden board with light streaming through the window with thorns around it and Archbishop Dermot Farrell's quote beside it.

Homily of Archbishop Dermot Farrell at the Investiture Ceremony- Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre

Homily of Archbishop Dermot Farrell on the Occasion of the 160th Anniversary of Arrival of the Bon Secours Sisters in Ireland and  70th Anniversary of the Establishment of the Bons Secours Hospital, Glasnevin

Homily of Archbishop Dermot Farrell at the Mass for the Centenary of the Foundation of the Legion of Mary

Graphic of the cry of the Earth-the cry of the Poor. In the graphic there is a person collecting rubbish into a white bag in a rubbish heap.

Archbishop Dermot Farrell publishes pastoral letter on the climate crisis

Mass to Commemorate the 800th Anniversary of Death of Saint Dominic in St Dominic’s Church, Tallaght, 8th August 2021

Graphic of Archbishop Dermot Farrell's homily on the occasion of his investiture with the pallium. Here Archbishop Farrell is pictured with His Excellency Archbishop Jude Thaddeus Okolo, Apostolic Nuncio to Ireland.

Homily of Archbishop Dermot Farrell for Mass on the occasion of his investiture with the pallium

Archbishop Dermot Farrell wishes the Muslim community a happy and holy Eid Al-Adha Festival

Archbishop Dermot Farrell wishes the Muslim community a happy and holy Eid Al-Adha Festival

Graphic of Archbishop Dermot Farrell with newly ordained Joseph Keegan in their red robes at the altar.

Homily of Archbishop Dermot Farrell for the Diaconate Ordination of Joseph Keegan

Graphic of Archbishop Dermot Farrell's statement on the appointment of Father Gerard Nash as Bishop of Ferns. The top image is of Archbishop Dermot Farrell and the bottom is of Father Nash.

Statement of Archbishop Dermot Farrell on the appointment of Father Gerard Nash as Bishop of Ferns

Archbishop Dermot Farrell offers blessing to Leaving Cert Class of 2021

Graphic of a round tower surrounded by trees underneath "St. Kevin pray for us" in black writing. To the left there is an image of Saint Kevin holding a staff with a halo around his head and a green robe.

Homily of Archbishop Dermot Farrell for the Feast of Saint Kevin

Homily of Archbishop Dermot Farrell for Trinity Sunday 2021

Graphic of the Address of Archbishop Dermot Farrell to the CPSMA Annual Conference 13th May 2021. The imager is four jigsaw puzzle pieces being held by two pairs of hands.

Address of Archbishop Dermot Farrell to the CPSMA Annual Conference

Address of Archbishop Dermot Farrell at an Ecumenical Service of Commemoration and Thanksgiving – Trinity College Dublin

HOMILY OF ARCHBISHOP DERMOT FARRELL FOR VOCATIONS SUNDAY

Graphic from within a tomb looking out at three big Crosses with the words "He is not here, he has Risen, just as he said", from Matthew 28:6 in white writing.

Homily of Archbishop Dermot Farrell for the Easter Vigil Mass 2021

Homily of Archbishop Dermot Farrell for Chrism Mass 2021

Graphic of Saint Patrick holding a shamrock, wearing a green and yellow robe and holding a yellow staff. The words in the picture are Christ above me, Christ beneath me, Christ with me, Christ before me and Christ behind me which means Christ is everywhere. In the background there are sheep and stone walls.

Homily Notes of Archbishop Dermot Farrell for St Patrick’s Day

Family Support Network – Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, Sean McDermott Street

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