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Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary 12th July 2026

                 Mass Intentions   

Sat 11       19.30   Mary Cosgrove (1st anniv)

Sun 12     10.00      Bridie & Malachy Creegan &

                                            DM Creegan & Maguire families

                                                    Gorvagh 09.00   Mary Murray nee Tubman,  England & formerly Gorvagh

Tues 14   10.00      Sean Burton                               

Fri 17        10.00      Kathleen O’Malley, Drumlowan

Sat 18       19.30      Thomas Hallinan                         

                                            Sean McCabe & DFM, Drumrahan           

Sun 19 10.00 Francie & Bea O’Neill & DFM 

                             DM Creegan & O’Neill families

 

We pray for Mamie Duignan, Cloone Rd, whose funeral took place on Sat

 

Mass Times 18th & 19th July

Sat July 18th        Mohill     7.30pm

Sun July 19th       Eslin   09.00am

                                    Mohill        10.00am

                                                  Fenagh         11.30am               

 

Weekday Masses

Mon to Fri 10am

Rosary after 10am Mass

Confession—Sat evening 7pm in Mohill.       

First Sat—Mass at 10am & Confessions after Mass

 

Eucharistic Adoration

Thurs after 10am Mass until 6pm

Benediction first Thurs of the month at 6pm

Points to Ponder

Despite the imagery Jesus uses in today’s gospel this parable isn’t about farming or gardening. You know that and so do I. It’s about us, you and me. It’s about our lives, marriages, parenting, and friendships. It’s about our work and our faith. It’s about our pain and needs. It’s about those who are struggling and holding on by a thread. It’s about injustice and the violence we do to ourselves, others, and our environment. It’s about living with meaning and purpose. It’s about healing, wholeness, and well-being for others as well as ourselves. It’s about hope and our future. It’s about the coming of God’s kingdom, the one we pray for every Sunday. Jesus is tossing out a story the way the sower tosses out seeds. The story lands beside our lives as a mirror in which to see ourselves, as a window into our hearts. Seeds are about life. They hold possibility and potential. They get things started. They are a beginning. They carry our hopes. They are the sower’s commitment to the future. There are all sorts of seeds – seeds of love, friendship, compassion, forgiveness; seeds of vulnerability and intimacy; seeds of hope and change; seeds of success and accomplishment; seeds of truth, healing, and justice; seeds of anger, resentment, discord, and division; seeds of judgment, indifference, fear, hatred. Every feeling, emotion, attitude, and experience we have comes with a packet of seeds and we each have to decide if that’s really what we want to scatter on the earth, in our families and friendships.

 

Pope Leo

In slavery, Christ is liberation. Amid the scourge of war, Christ is hope. In the hour of sin, Christ is forgiveness. This is true wisdom and the path that we wish to walk together, united as disciples in his name. Jesus teaches us this as the Son, by becoming our brother.

 

Fenagh Women’s Group – Community Bonfire Night

On behalf of Fenagh Women’s Group – thank you to everyone who came along and helped make the event such a great success. We would like to acknowledge the many people who helped make this evening possible. A sincere thank you to Michael in Scollans Butchers, Michael in SuperValu, and Louise in Corrib who sponsored all the wonder food . To all our local musicians and dancers , what fabulous entertainment all evening . To Paul Gill and his team at Fenagh GAA, We simply could not have done it without your support and the use of your wonderful facilities. To Paul Keegan , Fenagh Development always there to help ,your support and encouragement was much appreciated. Our evening was a fundraiser for North West Hospice the amount raised was €2,733.80.  Thank you once again for all your support, generosity, community spirit, and friendship. We look forward to doing it all again next year!

 

Easy morning exercise

class starting in Cloone community centre in September (Monday or Tuesday mornings) if enough people are interested incorporating strengthening exercises for the arms, legs and core muscles and balance training please contact Margaret on 087-9865765

 

Computer Course

We are now taking registrations for our new course, Future Skills with AI and Digital Business, starting September at Mohill Computer Training.
This fully-funded course offers future-ready skills for employment, entrepreneurship and progression to further education. .Email eileen@mct.ie or call 071 9632024 to secure your place.

Man and Woman   He Created Them

The Priory Institute one week on-line Summer School is reflective, informative and interactive and will run from 10  August. The course includes four recorded presentations and one online zoom discussion and is very flexible as it is delivered entirely online. Find out more and register at  prioryinstitute.com

 

 

 Money Matters

Offertory Collection …………..€1,305

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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