Newsletter 13th /14th July, 2019
15th Sunday in Ordinary Time
The collection for the ST VINCENT DE PAUL will take place next weekend (20th /21st July).
Please give as generously as you can
REST IN PEACE
Your prayers are requested for the souls of those
recently deceased
Marie Moran
Noreen Murphy
Charles O’Toole
Evelyn Power (Months Mind)
and also for the souls of those whose anniversaries occur about this time:
Bridget Lynch
Sean Holahan
Gerald Stapleton
MAY THEIR SOULS AND THE SOULS OF ALL THE FAITHFUL DEPARTED THROUGH THE MERCY OF GOD REST IN PEACE. AMEN.
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July Mass times & Intentions |
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Sat 13 |
6.00 pm Also |
Mary Corcoran (Anniv) George Fields (Anniv) |
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Sun 14 |
9.00 am |
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10.30 am |
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12 noon Also Also Also |
Raphael Beatty (Anniv) Tony, Dermott & Brendan Payne (Anniv) Evelyn Power (Months Mind) Eamon & Bernard Drugan (Anniv) |
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Mon 15 |
7.00 pm |
Des Kavanagh (Anniv) |
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Tue 16 |
7.00 pm |
Noreen Murphy (Recently deceased) |
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Wed 17 |
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10 am MASS ONLY |
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Thu 18 |
7.00 pm |
Special Intention |
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Fri 19 |
7.00 pm Also Also |
Geraldine & Liam Ennis Parents Mary & William Ennis Pamela Faulkner (Anniv) |
Knock Pilgrimage – Sunday 21st July
Walk to Knock, Coach to Knock - Annual five-day Cursillo Camino Pilgrimage
Please bring a packed lunch to eat at St. John’s Rest & Care Centre (plenty of free tea & coffee will be provided).
If you are interested in going to Knock to join the hundreds of Cursillo pilgrims, please contact Maria Monaghan 0863576374 as pre-booking is essential to guarantee your place on the coach.
The cost of the coach will be circa €20. Coach Money can be left with Trish in Holy Family Parish Resource Centre Office.
DIOCESAN PILGRIMAGE TO LOURDES
The Diocesan Pilgrimage to Lourdes in September.
Associated membership cards are available from Margaret in the shop.
PILGRIMAGE TO MEDJUGORJE
Thursday 29th August to 5th September
Enquiries from Group leader Valerie Somers 01-298-5485; 087-990-8840 Spiritual Director Fr John Killeen
Parish Environment Group
To conserve, we have to be radical.
Being a Catholic is a very radical commitment. It often obliges us to go against powerful social and economic currents. Upholding the right to life of the unborn. Insisting that all forms of private property have a social purpose and that social justice is intrinsic to a healthy society.
Today, that commitment demands, as Pope Francis states, radical decisions to reverse the trend to global warming (Laudato Si, par.175).
This responsibility falls on each of us as well as on our government and society at large. For Catholics, it is intrinsic to our faith.
So the daily steps of recycling, cutting down unnecessary car journeys, using less plastic, lobbying our local politicians, are practical expressions of our duty of care for the planet which God the Creator has entrusted to us.
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300 Club Draw - Week - 7/7/19 |
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1. |
Mona Felton |
€ 100 |
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2. |
Clare Lawlor |
€ 50 |
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3. |
Irene Feeney |
€ 30 |
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4. |
Eamon Hudson |
€20 |