Share Newsletter Gives You Some Information on the Share Collection and the Way It Is Utilised
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SHARE - NEWSLETTER - November 25th 2018 Dear Friends I am very much aware of the many financial calls that have been made within the Catholic Church in recent times and I am genuinely grateful for the generous response that has come especially from Mass-going Catholics. Share, our diocesan development fund, is still an important funding lifeline for the many services that support the pastoral outreach of the diocese as well as support for poorer parishes. The coming years will be crucial for us in our efforts to sustain a lively Church and its varied witness to the message of Jesus Christ. Together with the Diocesan Finance Committee, it is my intention to ensure that limited funds are used in an optimal way and that our services are marked by a style of sobriety befitting the Church. The Share newsletter gives you some information on the Share Collection and the way it is utilised. I am sure that you will see how worthwhile and necessary the service is in supporting the Church right across the Archdiocese. With renewed thanks and prayers, THE SECOND COLLECTION, SHARE, IS A CONCRETE EXPRESSION OF COMMUNION BETWEEN THE PEOPLE AND THE PARISHES OF THE DUBLIN DIOCESE. YOUR ONGOING SUPPORT FOR SHARE IS VITAL TO THE LIFE OF THE CHURCH. • Your support helps provide immediate financial support for lower income parishes in difficulty. Church renovations and repairs, development of Parish Centres and assistance with maintenance costs are a priority for the SHARE Building Fund. • Your support for SHARE helps promote the Catholic Faith throughout the 199 parishes of the Archdiocese, giving a particular priority to the spiritual care and evangelisation of young people through the work of the Office for Evangelisation and Ecumenism. • The children learning in our Catholic Schools in our parishes come to know Jesus Christ with the support provided by the Education Secretariat. SHARE funds their work promoting partnership in Religious Education between Home, School and Parish to help children develop a living relationship with Jesus Christ. • SHARE funds Diocesan Offices which assist parishes in meeting their obligations and responsibilities in the areas of charity regulations, data protection, financial management, health and safety and employment legislation. • Your support for SHARE helps the Diocese employ appropriately qualified and trained lay men and women to work in lay ministry. These lay workers collaborate in close partnership with the priests of the parish and the Parish Pastoral Council in the service of the Gospel and the mission of the Church at local level. These Pastoral Workers are funded in part by the SHARE Pastoral Services Fund. • SHARE funds the work of the Office for Financial Development, which has helped parishes raise funding for new and renovated Parish Pastoral centres. Over €1.2 million in financial commitments for our parishes was developed in 2017. These funds complement and extend the work of SHARE. • THE RETURN ON YOUR WEEKLY INVESTMENT IN SHARE IS SIGNIFICANT AND IS ESSENTIAL TO THE MISSION OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF DUBLIN. SHARE SUPPORTS OUR PARISHES, PRIESTS, DEACONS AND LAY PEOPLE WORKING TOGETHER ON A SHARED MISSION • FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR PARISHES • EVANGELISATION AND LITURGY PROGRAMMES • CHILD SAFEGUARDING AND GARDA VETTING • RELIGIOUS EDUCATION AND SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION • PASTORAL WORKERS AND CATECHISTS • PARISH FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGNS • ARCHIVES AND DATA PROTECTION • PARISH EMPLOYMENT AND HR SUPPORT, PARISH FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SUPPORT • FAITH DEVELOPMENT WITH YOUNG ADULTS SHARE COLLECTION INCOME AND EXPENDITURE SHARE FOR 12 MONTH PERIOD ENDING 31st DECEMBER 2017 FUND INCOME SHARE COLLECTION (Note 1) 6,331 EXPENDITURE ASSISTANCE TO PARISHES (Note 2) 1,206 DIOCESAN SUPPORT SERVICES 4,378 MAINTENANCE EXPENSES ON SHARE PROPERTIES & DEPRECIATION 395 CONTRIBUTION TO NATIONAL INITIATIVES 644 CONTRIBUTION TO THIRD PARTY INITIATIVES 319 DIT GRANGEGORMAN CHURCH 100 BANK CHARGES 36 OTHER EXPENSES 44 TOTAL EXPENDITURE 7,122 Detailed Financial Statements as filed with the Charities Regulator are available on the Diocesan website at www.DublinDiocese.ie Average Weekly Share Collection ASSISTANCE TO PARISHES (Note 2) € BALCURRIS 50,000 from 2010 to 2017 BALLYFERMOT 121,596 BALLYFERMOT UPPER 22,328 150,000 BELFIELD 4,309 €144,692 BOHERNABREENA 4,920 145,000 BONNYBROOK 55,000 €140,594 BROOKFIELD 43,854 140,000 DARNDALE 25,000 ESKER/DODDSBORO 42,500 €135,280 INCHICORE ST.M. 6,176 135,000 €132,714 JAMES’S STREET 66,000 €129,331 €128,865 €128,017 JOBSTOWN 7,200 130,000 KILBRIDE-BARNDARRIG 8,340 €126,619 KILLINARDEN 15,000 125,000 MULHUDDART 5,000 NEILSTOWN 20,000 PRO CATHEDRAL 211,136 120,000 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 ROWLAGH 225,000 SAGGART 34,496 SALLYNOGGIN 23,144 To learn more about how volunteering and collections, gifts, SEAN MCDERMOTT ST. 24,150 donations and bequests support the work of the Church in the ST. AUDOEN’S, HIGH ST. 25,860 TALLAGHT -ST MARTIN 5,993 Archdiocese of Dublin, please contact Malcolm Kelly or Patricia TRAVELLING PEOPLE 102,500 Clifford at the Office for Financial Development: (01) 808-7584; WESTLAND ROW 56,760 [email protected]; [email protected] €1,206,262 AMOUNTS COLLECTED IN PARISHES AND OTHER CHURCHES IN 2017 (Note 1): ARDLEA 21,884 CLOGHER ROAD 21,701 IONA ROAD 23,747 PRIORSWOOD 9,598 ARKLOW 43,635 CLONDALKIN 65,800 JAMES’S STREET 5,790 PRO CATHEDRAL 38,135 ARTANE 18,259 CLONSKEAGH 22,775 JOBSTOWN 3,424 RAHENY 64,045 ASHFORD 21,864 CLONTARF ST ANTHONY 28,840 JOHNSTOWN 47,230 RATHDRUM 24,690 ATHY 49,391 CLONTARF ST JOHN 36,926 KILBARRACK/FOXFIELD 36,986 RATHFARNHAM 73,473 AUGHRIM 11,162 COISTE TREADACH-RES 7,174 KILBRIDE-BARNDARRIG 16,760 RATHGAR 44,506 AUGHRIM STREET 23,665 CONFEY 22,992 KILCULLEN 22,224 RATHMINES 39,393 AVOCA 21,526 COOLOCK 41,385 KILL O’ THE GRANGE 52,084 RIALTO 5,180 AYRFIELD 21,925 CORDUFF 11,075 KILLESTER 23,404 RINGSEND 23,800 BALALLY 36,030 CROSS CHAPEL (BLESSINGTON) 3,157 KILLINARDEN 4,692 RIVERMOUNT 5,090 BALBRIGGAN 62,909 CRUMLIN 79,639 KILMACUD 59,797 RIVERVALLEY 25,320 BALCURRIS 6,566 DALKEY 62,735 KILMEADE (NARRAGHMORE) 5,938 ROLESTOWN 13,645 BALDOYLE 23,670 DARNDALE 4,419 KILMORE ROAD WEST 18,171 ROUNDWOOD 15,925 BALLINTEER 56,876 DEANSRATH 2,760 KILNAMANAGH 26,388 ROWLAGH 8,579 BALLYBODEN 17,119 DOLLYMOUNT 41,967 KILQUADE 54,547 RUSH 48,141 BALLYBRACK 28,466 DOLPHIN’S BARN 13,282 KIMMAGE 13,375 SAGGART 39,555 BALLYFERMOT 24,984 DOMINICK STREET 5,480 KINSEALY 12,212 SALLYNOGGIN 38,835 BALLYFERMOT UPPER 31,125 DONABATE 30,775 KNOCKLYON 55,297 SANDYFORD 60,556 BALLYGALL 50,720 DONAGHMEDE 37,316 LARKHILL/WHITEHALL 80,400 SANDYMOUNT 47,795 BALLYMORE EUSTACE 16,045 DONARD (DUNLAVIN) 4,883 LAUREL LODGE 68,140 SEAN MCDERMOTT ST. 4,192 BALLYMUN 4,995 DONNYBROOK 94,258 LEIXLIP 66,965 SEVILLE PLACE 9,875 BALLYMUN ROAD 56,822 DONNYCARNEY 55,115 LOUGHLINSTOWN 9,523 SHANKILL 63,620 BALLYROAN 45,775 DONORE AVENUE 17,135 LUCAN 81,200 SHARE FUND 190 BALLYWALTRIM 37,039 DRUMCONDRA 34,700 LUCAN SOUTH 13,387 SILLOGE 7,975 BAWNOGUE 5,630 DUBLIN AIRPORT, SWORDS 3,406 LUSK 32,412 SKERRIES 57,749 BAYSIDE 45,611 DUN LAOGHAIRE 33,808 MALAHIDE 64,796 SPRINGFIELD 28,531 BEAUMONT 46,155 DUNDRUM 56,606 MANOR KILBRIDE (BLESSINGTON) 2,664 SRULEEN 12,385 BEECHWOOD AVENUE 29,614 DUNLAVIN 9,197 MARINO 60,947 ST ALPHONSUS MONASTERY 6,222 BELFIELD 17,782 EADESTOWN 4,921 MARLEY GRANGE 30,655 ST. AUDOEN’S, HIGH ST. 14,661 BERKELEY ROAD 20,397 EAST WALL 9,950 MAYNOOTH 69,855 SUTTON 65,415 BLACKROCK 49,816 EDENMORE 20,913 MEADOWBROOK 24,680 SWORDS 38,605 BLAKESTOWN 8,388 ENNISKERRY 20,418 MEATH STREET 10,499 SYBIL HILL, RAHENY 5,119 BLANCHARDSTOWN 60,600 ESKER/DODDSBORO 48,055 MERRION ROAD 52,517 TALLAGHT -ST AENGUS 18,471 BLESSINGTON 23,368 FAIRVIEW 30,322 MILL HILL MISSIONARIES 2,149 TALLAGHT -ST DOMINIC 18,516 BLUEBELL 6,600 FINGLAS 54,240 MILLTOWN 45,761 TALLAGHT -ST MARTIN 18,760 BOHERNABREENA 15,975 FINGLAS WEST 23,326 MONKSTOWN 32,648 TALLAGHT -ST MARY’S 35,632 BONNYBROOK 16,832 FIRHOUSE 24,020 MOONE 5,465 TEMPLEOGUE 38,371 BOOTERSTOWN 66,403 FOXROCK 105,420 MOUNT ARGUS 10,920 TERENURE 53,093 BRACKENSTOWN 47,953 GARDINER STREET 19,199 MOUNT MERRION 94,649 TERENURE COLLEGE 4,577 BRAY (HOLY REDEEMER) 49,414 GARRISTOWN 7,010 MOUNTVIEW 26,186 THOMAS STREET BRAY (PUTLAND ROAD) 36,187 GLASNEVIN 26,860 MOURNE ROAD 33,387 (OSA)(JOHN’S LANE) 11,915 BRAY (ST PETER’S ) 12,080 GLASTHULE 45,219 MULHUDDART 9,433 UNIVERSITY CHURCH 6,965 BROOKFIELD 2,307 GLENDALOUGH 9,029 NARRAGHMORE 13,085 VALLEYMOUNT 10,105 CABINTEELY 30,787 GRANGE PARK 18,998 NAUL 11,572 WALKINSTOWN 25,597 CABRA 26,100 GREENHILLS 45,490 NAVAN ROAD 45,885 WESTLAND ROW 16,205 CABRA WEST 23,695 GREYSTONES 54,602 NEILSTOWN 6,385 WHITEFRIAR STREET 30,402 CASTLEDERMOT 16,641 HADDINGTON RD 38,491 NEWCASTLE 15,350 WICKLOW 54,549 CASTLEKNOCK 68,353 HALSTON ST 5,853 NEWTOWNPARK 68,560 WILLINGTON 40,905 CASTLETOWN 6,975 HAROLD’S CROSS 21,605 NORTH WILLIAM ST 8,666 YELLOW WALLS 42,300 CELBRIDGE 65,940 HARRINGTON STREET 31,765 NOT ANALYSED 22,466 Total: 6,330,958 CHAPELIZOD 16,620 HARTSTOWN 13,797 OUR LADY’S MANOR 1,250 CHERRY ORCHARD 5,524 HOLLYWOOD (BALLYMORE EUSTACE) 4,855 PALMERSTOWN 25,099 CHURCH STREET (OFM CAP) 7,554 HOWTH 28,880 PHIBSBORO 15,721 CHURCHTOWN 37,273 HUNTSTOWN 24,954 POOR CLARE MONASTERY 5,020 CITY QUAY 3,630 INCHICORE M.I. 12,585 PORTERSTOWN 25,395 CLARENDON STREET 55,607 INCHICORE ST.M.