Newsletter
Sunday 22ndFebruary 2026
Mass Intentions
Sat 21 19.30 Johnny Duignan & DFM, Aughadrumderg
James & Eileen Kennedy
Phillis Reilly & DFM
Thomas Doyle & John Bradshaw & DFM
Alf, Maureen, Cormac & Amanda Rowley, Hyde St
Sun 22 10.00 Tony Feely (1st anniv)
Willie Tiernan, Luton & Mohill
Mon 23 10.00 Special intention
Thurs 26 10.00 Fr Pater Vincent Moran
Sat 28 19.30 Patricia Moran (MM)
Kevin & Liz Kelly
Caroline Moran & DFM
Sun 1 10.00
We Pray for Alan Crossan, formerly of Glabe St, Funeral Tues Feb 24 at 10am at the Church of the Annunciation, Rathfarnham
Mass Times 28th February & 1st March
Sat Feb 28th Mohill 7.30pm
Sun Mar 1st Eslin 09.00am
Mohill 10.00am
Fenagh 11.30am
Weekday Masses during Lent
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
Thurs after 10am Mass until 6pm
Benediction first Thurs of the month at 6pm
Diocesan Pilgrimage to Lourdes will take place from May 30th until June 4th. Led by Bishop Paul Connell, flights from Knock Airport with fares beginning from €989. for more details contact JWT Pilgrimage Travel website, or 01 2410800.
Divine Mercy Conference in the RDS Dublin from Friday 27th Feb to 1st March. A powerful weekend with speakers Fr James Blount, Fr Adrian Crowley, Rosin Doherty and many others including Holy Mass, Adoration, Healing Service and Confessions. Tickets: Saturday €35, Sunday €25, weekend €45. More information on www.divinemercyconference.com
Mohill Community College choir
along with 400 students from the Western region are singing in a concert Thursday 5th March from 7-8pm at Knock Basilica to celebrate the 150th Anniversary raising funds for SVP. Tickets €10 are available from the EventBrite link on the school Facebook page.
Points to Ponder
The story of sirens in Greek mythology describes the negative and positive ways of fighting temptations. The Sirens are creatures with the heads of beautiful women and the bodies of attractive birds. They lived on an island (Sirenum scopuli – a group of three small rocky islands). With the irresistible charm of their song, they lured mariners to their destruction on the rocks surrounding their island They sang so sweetly that all who sailed near their home in the sea were fascinated and drawn to the shore only to be destroyed. When Odysseus, the hero of the Odyssey, passed that enchanted spot he escaped the temptation from sirens by ordering himself to be tied to the mast and ordering his sailor comrades to put wax in their ears, so that they might not hear the luring and bewitching strains. But King Tharsius chose a better and positive way of conquering Sirens’ temptations. He took the great Greek singer and lyrist Orpheus along with him. Orpheus took out his lyre and sang a song so clear and ringing that it drowned the sound of those lovely, fatal voices of the Sirens. Today’s readings advise us that the best way to break the charm of this world’s alluring voices during Lent is not trying to shut out the music by plugging our ears, but to have our hearts and lives filled with the sweeter music of prayer, penance, the word of God, self-control, and acts of charity. Then temptations will have no power over us.
Fr Antony Kadavil
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Ministries March 2026 |
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Altar Society |
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Maureen McGeoghan Bernie McGourty |
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Eucharistic Ministers Saturday |
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Rose Keegan |
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Eucharist Ministers Sunday |
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Gerry Ellis |
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Readers: Saturday |
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Denis McGeoghan |
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Readers: Sunday |
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Des Duignan |
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Collectors: Saturday |
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Peadar Flynn, David Gordon Pascal McKeon
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Collectors: Sunday |
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Gerry Ellis, Gerry Walsh, Mena McCaffery Arthur Dolan |
Money Matters
Offertory Collection…€1,490
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