Holy Redeemer

The Holy Father has presented his first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas (“Magnificent Humanity”). It reflects on the challenges and opportunities posed by artificial intelligence in the modern world. Drawing inspiration from the social teaching of Rerum Novarum, the Holy Father calls for technology to remain at the service of the human person, never replacing human dignity,…

Come, Holy Spirit, Fill Our Hearts with the Fire of Your Love Archbishop Farrell has written a Pastoral Letter for Pentecost, Come, Holy Spirit, Fill Our Hearts with the Fire of Your Love. In it, Archbishop Farrell writes: ‘In the Holy Spirit we are called to let go of what was, and open ourselves to where…

As part of our commitment to Laudato Si’ and the Care of Our Common Home, we would like to support Edible Bray in their wonderful initiatives. A new community project called The Butterfly Effect is being launched next week and you are invited to drop by Eglinton Road Library between 1-2 pm on Wednesday 20th…

Laudato Si’ Week takes place from May 17–24, 2026). This is an annual global Catholic celebration marking the anniversary of Pope Francis’s 2015 encyclical, Laudato Si’: On Care for Our Common Home. It brings together millions of Catholics to reflect, pray, and take concrete action on ecological conversion and integral ecology, focusing on protecting the…

We are delighted with the new addition of this stunning new Holy Water dispenser, kindly donated in loving memory of Margaret Colton by her family. Margaret was the devoted wife of John Colton pictured here who is Sacristan at the Holy Redeemer. Margaret sadly passed away in December. This dispenser is a wonderful addition to…

Bray and Enniskerry Partnership is now St. Valerie’s Partnership The name is from St. Valerie’s Cross. St Valerie’s Cross stands on Fassaroe Lane, looking out over Bray and Enniskerry. It gets its name from a nearby house called St Valerie’s, which no longer exists. This house was once lived in by a family with Norman…

Bray Enniskerry Partnership is organising a pilgrimage to Knock on Saturday 25th April 2026. The pilgrimage is in celebration of 80 years of Our Lady Queen of Peace and 50 years of St. Fergal’s. This is part of the Dublin Diocesan Pilgrimage. Please book with your local parish before 31st March 2026: For Enquiries &…