Newsletter

  

  Mass Intentions

Sat 5      19.30      Michael, Maureen & Terry Beirne  Coolabawn

Sun 6      10.00                                                                                       

Eslin     09.00                                                                                    

                    15.00       Cemetery Sunday – Mass for all deceased              

Mon 7    10.00       Sean Colreavy                                                            

Tues 8   10.00       Maura, Dan Snr, Dan Jnr &  John Hogan                

Sat 12    19.30   Patricia Canning (1st anniv)                                     

Sun 13 10.00   Bridie & Malachy Creegan &                                  

                                    DM Creegan & Maguire families                                        

                                     Sean McGuinness Drumhanny                                          

                                   Harry & Noeleen McGowan  & John McGowan & DFM 

Mass Times July 12th & 13th 

Sat July 12th   Mohill          7.30pm

Sun July 13th  Gorvagh  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

Cemetery Sunday

Mohill, Sun July 6 at 3pm

Fenagh, Sun July 27 at 11.30am

 

Please bring Holy Water, we will ask you to bless your grave with the Holy Water and any grave that does not have a family member in attendance

 

Pope Leo

Those who follow Jesus must tread the path of the Beatitudes, where poverty of spirit, meekness, mercy, hunger and thirst for justice, and peace-making are often met with opposition and even persecution. Unity in the Church and among the Churches, dear sisters and brothers, is fostered by forgiveness and mutual trust, beginning with our families and communities. If Jesus can trust us, we can certainly trust one another in his name. May the Apostles Peter and Paul, together with the Virgin Mary, intercede for us, so that in this, our wounded world, the Church may always be a home and school of communion.

 

Points to Ponder  

One of the reasons we prefer to delegate our Lord’s evangelistic work to priests, religious and missionaries is that we fear rejection. When by our words and lifestyles we tell others about Jesus, we sometimes find ourselves labeled as ‘religious fanatics,’ ‘Bible-thumpers,’ or perhaps, simply as ‘old-fashioned.’ Many times we take the rejection personally. So Jesus consoles us: ‘Let your peace come back to you.’ This means, ‘Don’t take it personally. You have done your part, so don’t worry about the outcome.’ He goes on, telling them, ‘Rejoice because your names are written in Heaven’ in the Book of Life! It is not up to us to force anyone to accept Jesus. Our mission is to prepare the way. If a person’s heart is open, the Lord will enter in.    A recent survey asked the question, ‘Why do adults join the Catholic Church in spite of the scandals publicised in the media?’ Seventy-five percent of the new adult converts to the Catholic Church reported that they were attracted by a personal invitation from a Catholic who had a lively relationship with Christ and his Church. As faithful Catholics, we will attract others to the Catholic Church – just as a rose attracts people by its beauty. 

‘Come and See’ inquiry-day for men discerning a    vocation    

to the diocesan priesthood will take place on Sunday 13 July, at the Knock House Hotel, Co Mayo.  If you feel you have a calling to the priesthood, irrespective of where you are on your discernment journey, you are invited to contact the National Vocations Office    visit www.vocations.ie or  carol.king@vocations.ie

 

Mohill Community Garden

Mohill Community Garden (Behind St Patrick’s Church) will be selling their freshly picked garden produce every Tuesday morning from 11am to 1pm.  All proceeds are to maintain the garden.

 

Brother Kevin Crowley OFMCap

Firstly, my sincere sympathy to Brother Kevin’s family and his Capuchin confrères on his death.  Brother Kevin devoted his life to the service of the poor.  His work with the Capuchin Day Centre staff and volunteers transformed the lives of the poor and marginalised in our city who availed of its services, from misery and despair to hope and love—Bishop Dermot Farrell

 

Money Matters

Offertory Collection ..€1,665