Newsletter
Sunday 20th April 2025
Mass Intentions
Sat 19 19.30
Sun 20 10.00 Michael & Philly McGuinness & DFM
Malachy Canning
Eslin 09.00
Tues 22 10.00 Frank Fanning MM,
Thurs 24 10.00 Claire Small & DM Conboy Family
Sat 26 19.30 Annie Harkin MM, Glasdrumman
Paddy O’Toole & DFM
James Mimnagh, Gortfadda
Sun 27 10.00 Johnny Rowley, Ussaun
Madge & Joe Britton & DFM
Gorvagh 09.00
Mass Times Apr 26th & 27th
Sat Apr 26th Mohill 7.30pm
Sun Apr 27th Gorvagh 09.00pm
Mohill 10.00am
Fenagh 11.30am
Weekday Masses—Mon to Fri 7.30am & 10am
Rosary after 10am Mass
Confession—Sat evening 7pm in Mohill.
First Sat—Mass at 10am & Confessions after Mass.
Eucharistic Adoration
Takes place each Thurs after 10am Mass until 6pm. Benediction first Thurs of the month at 6pm
St Mel’s Musical Society’s production of ‘Me and My Girl’ will start Monday 21st – 26th of April in St Mel’s College. A hilarious show full of fun and laughter for all the family. Tickets available from www.gr8events.ie or call/text 0871274102.
Leitrim Alzheimer Cafe
Free Information Café on the 4th Thursday of the month
24th of April, 2025 from 11am to 1pm in the Commerical Hotel, Ballinamore. For more information please contact Mary on 087 0024190.
Seeing your life through the Lens of the Gospel
It is the ‘first day of the week’. Mary Magdalene is the first witness of an event which marks not just the beginning of a new week but the transformation of human history. But ‘it is still dark’ and she does not yet understand what has happened. I ponder the mystery. Wherever we share compassion, justice, reconciliation, faith, and encourage each other to be people of hope, we are people of the resurrection and ministers of the resurrection. Jesus is raised from death each time we live his way of life. We do this in our various ways of showing care and concern for the lives and troubles of others. Easter prayer can be an asking in prayer to be ministers of the resurrection, as we discern how best to serve the risen Lord. The tomb was empty and, for the faithful ones, this was a sign of new life. Some would remember Jesus saying he would rise from death. Others would feel down, cheated or just lost. It is the same with ourselves: the tough times of life can bring us close to God, or distance us; suffering can make us better people, or make us bitter and isolated. We may feel a bit of both at times. The empty tomb is the message that nothing is final in this life, not even death. God’s love is stronger than any human power, violence or cruelty. Love conquers all.
Mohill Community Network
We are having our AGM in the hall on Tuesday 22nd April at 8pm. All Welcome!!
Leitrim Gathering
Community events celebrating our Leitrim diaspora and heritage will be held across the county Friday May 23- Sunday May 25. As part of the Leitrim Gathering celebrations, prayers will be offered at all masses for Leitrim people who died abroad.
If you’d like to tell the Gathering team about a deceased Leitrim friend or relative, from any period, please email their name, home parish and last country of residence to cocorte@aol.com
Young Adults Catholic Apologetics
on Saturday 26th April from 9am-8pm at St. Patrick’s College, Maynooth. There will be great speakers such as Fr Chris Hayden, James Bradshaw and Dr Noreen O’Carroll. In addition to the talks and workshops, Holy Mass will be celebrated on the day. Meet like-minded Catholics. Lunch and refreshments will be served throughout the day. Tickets €45. Visit www.evangelium.ie for details.
Money Matters
Offertory Collection ..€1,965