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'Christ beside me,
Christ before me, Christ behind me, Christ within me, Christ beneath me, Christ above me'.
St Patrick

St Patrick

Saint Patrick

St Patrick whom many consider to have been born near Dumbarton in the 5th Century was kidnapped and taken to Ireland from where he later escaped only to return as a missionary. He was the most influential of the Christian missionaries and though he travelled over all of Ireland his main base was in the north of the country near Armagh. He is the patron saint of Ireland. His most famous written works are his Confession and his letter to Coroticus.

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The Parishioners and Priests of St. Patrick's Dumbarton would like to welcome you to the Parish website and livestream web camera. Please take a look round the website via the links at the top and side of the page. We hope you find the information useful and if you have any suggestions for this website, please let us know. We also have a livestream web camera which you can view from below. Thanks for visiting.

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      Mass Times

    • Sunday: 10am, 12 noon and 5.30pm

    • Monday to Friday: 10am, 7pm

    • Saturday: 10am

    • Vigil: Saturday 5pm

      • Rosary

    • After 10am mass unless there is a funeral

      • Confessions

    • Daily after 10am mass, Saturday: 4.15pm - 4.45pm and at other times by arrangement

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    • First Friday and First Saturday of the Month after 10am mass

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    • St Patrick’s Church is the Mother Church of two other parishes in Dumbarton – St Michael’s and St Peter’s. The Parish was founded in 1830 and the present church is the second one built as the first quickly became too small for the expanding Catholic population. Originally mainly a largely poor Irish Catholic congregation, as Dumbarton changed so have the people the parish serves and the parish is now made up of a diverse population with some long established families in the parish, but an increasing number of people newly arrived in the town.
      More details of St Patrick's History can be found on: History of the church