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- Holy Redeemer: A Community of Faith, Welcome and Service -
Parish Pastoral Council Lynn Dunne, Chris Goodman, Aongus Horgan, Sam Irwin, Rob Ivory, Enda Lloyd, Meltia Nicolini, Gemma Plunkett, Jelson Paul, Kevin Rafferty The PPC can be contacted either through the Parish office or by sending an Email to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Suggestion "box"
If you have and suggestions for items you like addressed or changed, The Parish Pastoral Council (PPC) encourage you to put those in writting (hopefully in a constructive way) and send them directly to the PPC at the following Email address:
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please put "Suggestion Box" in the subject line.
Contact details for our clergy and parish can be found here Fr Enda LlyodBy birth I'm a Tullamore man, my sister Nancy and family & sister Leonie still live there and my brother John and family reside in Sandycove. I come now from Greystones where I was very happy indeed. Previously I loved working in Roundwood and later in Glencullen so I feel very at home around here. I look forward to working very closely with my two new colleagues, with you and with all the Parish Groups During most of the 90s I was in Chile, working in Santiago, in very underprivileged areas, with huge populations. I was a Gringo coming in to work with people who had stood up to the deprivations, upsets and trials of the Pinochet years. They taught me much, indeed how I view The Church now is as they taught me. We were a community working together through all the ups and downs of life. Our aim was to use all the gifts that were available for the common good. Fr Enda can contacted on: 01.2862026 Fr. Robert Colclough I am from Dublin (Dundrum) and come from a family of 2 brothers and one sister. I was educated by the Holy Ghost Fathers where I developed a huge love for anything Sport. After working as an engineer in the Structural and Software disciplines for a combined 16 years, I was ordained to the Priesthood for the Dublin Archdiocese on July 9th, 2006. I come to Holy Redeemer Parish, Bray having spent my first five years in Sandyford Parish. I welcome the challenge of ministering in Holy Redeemer and I look forward to getting to know you, the people. Fr Robert can be contacted on: 01.2862955 Fr. John O'Connell I am a Kerry man, from a place called Scartaglin at the heart of Sliabh Luachra, famous for song and dance. I was ordained a priest for the diocese of Dublin in 1957. After that I studied in Rome for four years. In 1961 I was put teaching theology in Clonliffe College and at the same time chaplain to Mount Joy prison. In 1974 I CAME TO Holy Redeemer, Bray, first as Curate and then in 1981 as Parish Priest . I retired in 2008 and I hope to continue living among my many friends in Bray. I hope to help out in Holy Redeemer and in the other three parishes in Bray for as long as I am needed and health and old age allow. I would like to make my own of the words of Dag Hammashould : ‘for all that has been thanks. For all that shall be, yes’, Fr John can be contacted on: 01.2867309 About Holy Redeemer Parish The Parish of Holy Redeemer is first and foremost a community where all are welcome. It is a vibrant parish with over 40 Parish Groups. In recent years, we have welcomed many foreign nationals to our community. Holy Redeemer’s logo is the Rose Window, which illustrates the structure of our parish. Though the Rose Window was part of the design when the front of the Church was replaced between 1958 and 1963, it could just as easily have been designed for the Holy Redeemer of to-day. The windows vary in size and shape – similarly our Parish Groups vary in size and in the skills they require. Not everyone is suited to every group, but no matter where your interests and talents lie, you can be assured that if you wish to be involved there is a group for you. The more involved you are in your parish, the more you feel part of your parish. Alternatively, if you do not wish to have ‘hands on’ involvement in the parish, once you are experiencing and enjoying a sense of belonging, then you are truly part of our community of Holy Redeemer. The Rose Window illustrates the inter-relationship between the Parish Groups and with the Parish Pastoral Council (PPC) at the core. A major role of the PPC is to liaise with every group, no matter how big or small, in a manner that is open and encouraging. However, the lines linking the groups with the centre are a two-way system. So, as the PPC reaches outwards to all parishioners, so also all parishioners are encouraged and invited to communicate their ideas and thoughts with the PPC .
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