Parish of Our Lady of the Assumption – Ballyfermot, Dublin 10
In the Care of the Redemptorists
Welcome to Our Parish Website
“They said to each other, ‘Were not our hearts burning within us while he was talking to us on the road, while he was opening the scriptures to us?” Luke 24:32
Sharing Responsibility on the Journey of Faith
The Parish Pastoral Council aims to promote a parish with Jesus at the centre of its mission; making welcome searchers and believers. We strive to reach out to all in our community, sharing responsibility on the journey of faith.

Welcome
Our Sunday Masses times are as follows:
Vigil on Saturday at 7pm, and 9.30am & 11.30am on Sunday mornings.
Weekday Masses, Monday to Saturday, are at 10am.
(Our Saturday 10am Mass is our weekly Novena Mass in honour of Our Mother of Perpetual Help)
The Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession) is available on Saturdays after 10am Mass, or just approach a priest at any time and ask.
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Holydays –Mass as usual at 10am as on a weekday, Monday to Saturday. If the Holyday falls on a Monday there will be a 7pm Mass on the Monday evening also. If it falls on any other day, Tuesday to Saturday, there will be a 7pm Vigil Mass the evening before and just 10am Mass on the day. But do check beforehand.
Funerals in our church are normally arranged via the undertakers, and will typically be at 11am or 11.30am. However, in the rare event of two funerals needing to be held on one day, the times may vary. Please check www.rip.ie beforehand, or ring the parish sacristy to be sure.
All our Masses can also be viewed live, online, via our webcam at www.assumptionballyfermot.ie
Webcam Difficulties – If you ever have difficulty accessing our webcam through our parish website, try this link, via the Church Services site, for an alternative way of also accessing our live webcam at Assumption Church.
Baptisms are held on the 1st & 3rd Saturdays, and the 2nd & 4th Sundays, of the month, normally at 1pm or 1.30pm. Please contact the sacristy at least a month in advance to check availability. Parents, or legal guardians, are the only people who can request and book baptisms. A copy of the civil birth certificate of the child is required when making the booking. People are encouraged to celebrate the baptism of their child in the parish where they presently live. If living outside the parish, a letter of recommendation is usually required from the parish where you live.
Weddings are by arrangement and a minimum of six months notice required. Please make contact with the priest in the parish where you live to begin the preparation process as early as possible. All church paperwork and prenuptial forms must be completed with the priest in the parish where you are presently living, even if you plan to have the wedding ceremony in another parish. Couples are expected to partake in an ACCORD Pre-Marriage Course as part of their preparations
The church is open most days from about 8.30am to 6pm. It closes earlier on Friday afternoon for cleaning.
If people wish to donate towards the maintenance and upkeep of our parish and church, there is a facility to do that via a link on our website. Just press on the ‘Donate’ button and follow the instructions. Otherwise, people can post, or drop a donation in via the letterbox, to The Parish House, 197 Kylemore Road, Ballyfermot, Dublin D10 P659.
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Notices & News
First Holy Communion and Confirmation Registration Forms for 2027
Click here to register for First Holy Communion in Assumption Parish, Ballyfermot for 2027
Click here to register for Confirmation in Assumption Parish, Ballyfermot for 2027
Click here if the candidate for First Holy Communion also requires Baptism
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Safeguarding Sunday Letter Archbishop Farrell 2026
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SEASON OF CREATION 2026.
Click here for update on Irish Synodal Pathway
Click here for details of Dublin Archdiocese Summer Dues Initiative
Click here for Archbishop Farrell’s Pastoral Letter for Pentecost, Come, Holy Spirit, Fill Our Hearts with the Fire of Your Love.
The Archbishop’s Pastoral Letter introduces a Process for the Modification of Parishes for Mission, which is available here.
This Pentecost Letter puts before the Diocese a process which provides for initial reflection in parishes on their future. This process also sets out the formal steps to be taken, together with the Archbishop, when new parish structures and relationships are being considered… I ask Parish Pastoral Councils and Partnership Pastoral Councils, through prayer, listening, discernment and decision-making, to find together a way into the future for their parishes locally.
In the Holy Spirit, we are called to let go of what was, and open ourselves to where Christ is leading us, to embrace the hope God has for us and for all creation… Now is the time, in prayer and reflection, to deepen the renewal which has been long under way among us.
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