St Joseph’s SMA Parish, Wilton is is open daily for parish services and available for wedding ceremonies, baptisms and holy communions. It is used by the Syro-Malabar Catholic Community for services.
Open/Mass Times
Monday – Friday: 10am and 5.35pm
Lay led liturgy Wednesdays at 10am
Saturday: 10am and Vigil Mass @ 6pm
Sunday: 10.30am and 12 noon
The Rosary is recited weekdays at 5.05pm
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament (Weekdays): 10.30am – 12.30pm
Web Cam
All Sunday and weekday Masses are available live via our webcam as well as a selection other recordings and videos about the SMA
You can access the webcam here.
Clergy
Our priest is Fr Michael O’Leary SMA, Co-PP. Fr Michael was appointed as PP in 2015.
You can access the Parish Website here
Book Mass
Masses can be booked in the Parish Office (see opening hours below). The 6 pm Mass on Saturday and 12 noon Mass on Sunday are reserved for Month’s Mind and 1st Anniversary Masses only.
Book Baptisms
To book a date for your child’s baptism contact, the Parish Office Tel 021 4341362. The stipend for Baptism is 50 Euro. A copy of the child’s birth certificate is required when booking a baptism.
Book Weddings
Three months’ notice is required by Church and State. Pre-marriage Course required. To make arrangements contact the Parish Office on 021 4341362.
Bulletin
The parish publishes a Sunday newsletter with news, events and services for the week. Sign up to receive a copy via email here.
Parish Centre
Next to the church is a large two-storey Community Centre which has a Coffee Bar, a Parish office, large community hall and well-equipped meeting rooms of various sizes.
The busy Centre hosts many community, sports, and church and social groups. It is also used for training and educational purposes. Fully equipped rooms may be booked for meetings, training courses, social events etc. Coffee bar is open from 9am to 12 noon, Monday to Friday. For Bookings contact the Parish Office, Tel. 021 434 1362
History
St. Joseph’s Church, Wilton was built in 1897. It was attached to the adjacent St Joseph’s College which for many years was a house of formation for students of the Society of African Missions (SMA) preparing for priesthood in Africa. It is now a residence for retired missionaries.
Read more here.