Last month the group spent the afternoon at the Mary Aikenhead Heritage Centre in Harold’s Cross.
Mary Aikenhead was the foundress of the Religious Sisters of Charity and the multi-faceted exhibition at the Heritage Centre portrays the history of the Congregation in a creative way. Mary Aikenhead spent the last 27 years of her life as an invalid, communicating to her Congregation through countless letters. The focal point of the exhibition is Mary Aikenhead’s own room, where she lived from 1845 until her death in 1858.
Through audio-visual scenes and many short video clips the group gained an insight into the life and times of Mary Aikenhead, the spirit of the Congregation, its origins and its continuing expression today, wherever Sisters of Charity live and work.
Ozanam House Adult Education courses provide the North Inner City Dublin community with the opportunity to return to education.
Here is the latest update on our Adult Education Classes and start dates and times. Classes will start on the week starting 7th of April unless otherwise indicated.
We have a large selection of classes in many subjects open to ages 18 and upwards, drop us an email us at ozanamhouse.admin@svp.ie or call us at (01)8742804.
The Group went on a trip to Dublinia in Christchurch recently to see the history of Dublin since the time of the Vikings.
While there, they learnt about Viking history and practices and what it was like living in Dublin during the Middle Ages with the sights, sounds and smells of this busy city.
Along the journey, they experienced various sights, artefacts and stories.
The Vincentian Community and Ozanam House invite you, your family and friends to join with us for our Annual Mass of Remembrance when we call to mind our loved ones who have died during the past year. Friday 7th February 2025 at 1.00pm at Ozanam House in the Hall.