Mass Intentions   – Mohill 

  Sat 12 19.30  Alan Creamer MM, Rooskeynamona

                                    Emily Mimmy Clyne MM, St Patrick’s view

                    Sun 13  10.00   Michael McGrath Rooskeythompson (1st Anniv)

                           & Patricia McGrath

                                   June McDonald Sliabh View, (1st Anniv)

  Vera Blake & DFM

Sat 19   19.30  Catriona Tighe MM, Ussaun     

                                      Tom & Josie McLoughlin                        

Sun 20  10.00  Joe Crossan, Shannagh             

 

 Times 19th & 20th September

Sat Sept 19th   Fenagh    6.00pm

                           Mohill      7.30pm.

                  Sun Sept 20th Cornageeha     9.00am                

                               Mohill           10.00am

                            Gortletteragh    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

Adoration this Thurs from after Mass

 

. Offertory Collection  Mohill ………. €1,630

 

Pope Leo

Human dignity flows from our identity as children made in the image and likeness of God.  We are endowed with the gifts of intelligence, for seeking truth; conscience, for recognizing our ultimate calling; and freedom, for choosing the good. 

Mass Intentions – Fenagh

Sat 12  18.00  Patrick Murphy & DFM, Glostermin

                                    Michael John & Katie   Rowley Drumlitten

 Fr Francis Doyle

Sat 19  18.00   Eileen Reynolds MM                

                                                     Karen Patricia Redican & Sean Redican         

Brian Lennon

                                          Mary Ann & Sonny   McLoughlin & DFM

           Thomas Flynn & DFM

 

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament

Friday evening from 6 to 8pm in St Mary’s Church, Foxfield

Offertory Collection Fenagh

Aug 30th ……€160

 

Alzheimer Society of Ireland

Alzheimer’s Memory Walk 2026, taking place on Sunday, 20th September.

Dementia has touched so many families in communities across Ireland. Through the Memory Walk, people come together to remember loved ones, support those living with dementia, and show families and carers that they are not alone.

 

Leitrim College

are running a part-time QQI Level 5 Community Health Service course in Carrick on Shannon. Information and registration day on Friday, September 18^th at 11am in the Market Yard, Carrick on Shannon, N41 P997. 

Mass Intentions

Gortletteragh

Sun 13  11.30   Willy Waters & DFM   Fearglass North

                                Sun 20  11.30 Matty & Lily Cashin &  DFM, Tooman & Clooncoe

 

Offertory Collection

Gortletteragh ……€565

 

Fr. John Quinn will say Mass at  12 noon in Gortletteragh Church Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday this week. There will be no Mass on Tuesday.

Gortletteragh Parish Calendar 2027

Over the coming weeks, we would be delighted to receive photos of parishioners on holidays, in the garden,  back at school, working on the farm, at sporting occasions or in family groups. To celebrate the arrival of our youngest parishioners, we would also be delighted to receive photos of babies born between 1st October  2025 and 30th September 2026  and also photos  of couples married within the same time period. The email address is  parishcalendar23@gmail.com  We want the calendar to include  as many parishioners as possible, so please continue  to send on photos. The deadline for receipt of all photos is Friday 2nd October. 

 

Points to Ponder 

Readiness to forgive is taught by many of the great philosophies and religions of the world. Why? Because you can’t be happy, or have any sort of inner peace, far less inner joy, if you refuse to forgive. Dwelling on past hurts, nurturing resentment, indulging simmering anger: these things can blight or embitter a person’s whole life. Unfortunately though, as all of us know: sometimes forgiveness can seem very difficult indeed, even impossible. Perhaps this is so nowadays more than ever, because contemporary secular culture encourages us to think of ourselves as victims, who have a right to demand compensation and redress.    What though if we find it too hard? What if my brother really hurts or upsets me, and ever continues to do so? What if I have been so deeply wounded by someone that my life is effectively ruined? In that case, let us simply admit the impossibility of our task, and turn to God for help. O God come to my aid, we cry. ‘Lord, help me to let go of this. If I can’t forgive, then do you forgive in my place. Bless us both, Lord, so that each of us is able to receive the gift of your forgiveness.’ We pray, we go to confession, and we come to Mass. Here the love and mercy of Jesus that flows from his sacrificial death are made present, and received in sacramental form. Here supremely we find the grace and strength we need, in order to let go of the debt we are owed: we, who have been redeemed from our own incomparably greater debt, through the blood of Jesus Christ our Lord.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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