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St. Joseph’s is a parish community of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Dunkeld in the east of Scotland. Our church is situated in Wilkie’s Lane, off Blackness Road, in the west end of the city of Dundee, Scotland.
The Parish Priest is Father Martin Pletts assisted by Father Joseph Nnabugwu.
We are a thriving parish community, always ready to welcome newcomers, especially those who would just like to Come and See what the Church is like.   We are proud of our church building which was opened in 1873; but we are even more proud of our church community – the people of God ranging from our senior parishioners to the youngest children.  This web site will give tell you something about our parish, but we would be even more pleased to welcome you into our midst and extend to you an invitation to walk with us in the way of faith. As Church, we never forget that we exist in order to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ.  So, no matter who you are, we offer you a warm invitation to COME AND SEE.
                  ........ and that especially means
You!
You will find ways of contacting us within this site.  We would love to hear from you so please don't forget to sign our Guest Book below.
Thank you
Weekly Eucharistic Adoration in St. Josephs
 10.00am to 6.00pm.

 Everybody Welcome
 Confession 5.30-6.00pm

 A PLENARY INDULGENCE is  granted to those who visit the Most Blessed Sacrament
  for at least one half hour together with the three prerequisites of a
plenary indulgence.
 

 
The Real Presence of Christ - the Eucharist

 

St. Joseph's Diary
Sunday Cycle C
Weekday Year II
Sunday Mass 9.30am
Weekday Mass Mon & Fri 9am Wed 6pm
Eucharistic Adoration ***
Wed - 10am-6pm
Confession -
Wed 5.30 - 6pm
Benediction followed by Mass - Wed 6pm.
Morning Prayer
Mon & Fri 8.45am

Variations

Wed 10th Mar
Adoration of Blessed Sacrament
10 am to 6 pm
Benediction followed by Mass 6pm
followed by Novena of St. Joseph.
Confessions 5.30-6pm
NO  R.C.I.A. this week

Fri 12th Mar
Stations of Cross 8.30
Mass 9.00am

Followed by Rosary

Sunday 14th Mar
4th Sun in Lent Yr C
9.30 am Holy Mass
Stations of Cross 3pm
Mon 15th Mar
Stations of Cross 8.30am
Mass 9.00am
followed by Rosary
Wed 17th Mar
Adoration of Blessed Sacrament
10 am to 6 pm
Benediction followed by Mass 6pm
followed by Novena of St. Joseph.
Confessions 5.30-6pm
R.C.I.A. 7pm

Fri 19th Mar
Stations of Cross 8.30am
Mass 9.00am

Followed by Rosary

Sunday 21st Mar
5th Sun in Lent Yr C
9.30 am Holy Mass
Stations of Cross 3pm
Mon 22nd Mar
Stations of Cross 8.30
Mass 9.00am
followed by Rosary
Wed 24th Mar
Adoration of Blessed Sacrament
10 am to 6 pm
Benediction followed by Mass 6pm
followed by Novena of St. Joseph.
Confessions 5.30-6pm
R.C.I.A. 7pm

Fri 26th Mar
Stations of Cross 8.30am
Mass 9.00am

Followed by Rosary

Sunday 28th Mar
Palm Sunday Yr C
9.30 am Holy Mass
Stations of Cross 3pm
Mon 29th Mar
Stations of Cross 8.30
Mass 9.00am
followed by Rosary
Wed 31st Mar
Adoration of Blessed Sacrament
10 am to 6 pm
Benediction followed by Mass 6pm
followed by Novena of St. Joseph.
Confessions 5.30-6pm
R.C.I.A. 7pm

THE TRIDUUM

Holy Thursday 1st Apl
TBA

Good Friday 2nd Apl

TBA

Holy Saturday
Easter Vigil
TBA
Easter Sunday 4th Apl
9.30 am Holy Mass

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Fr. Martin Pletts
Parish Priest

Assistant:
Fr. Joseph Nnabugwu

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Should I make an Act of reverence before receiving Holy Communion?
Yes. The General Instruction to the New Missal, published in English in 2005, says that when we are about to receive Holy Communion we should make 'an appropriate sign of reverence' before receiving (160). If you stand, you should make a deep bow, or make a Sign of the Cross before receiving Holy Communion.

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RCIA Meeting

Starting on
Wed 10th Feb. 2010
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Evangelium
The RCIA programme is particularly for enquirers and those considering becoming Catholics but is also for those Catholics who wish to learn more about their Faith. The meetings take place in St. Joseph's Church at 7pm. The group is also open to parishioners of St. Andrews, St. Patricks, St. Mary's Forebank and will be led  by Fr. Martin. If you are interested please contact Fr Martin on 225228 or send email (Click here)


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