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Mass Intentions

Sat 7        19.30       Tommy Murphy (1st anniv)

                                                 Thomas Doherty & DFM, Drumdoo

                                        Gene Gray & DFM, Drumdoo

                                                                                Michael & Annie Kate Moran & DFM Drumcolligan

Sun 8      10.00            Michael Flynn, Drumlowan

                         Eleanor Goodwin &

                        Vasilievna Solovicva

                         Mon 9   10.00       Brigid, Joseph  Michael &  Annie McGarry

Thur 12 10.00          Special Intention                   

Fri 13 10.00       Elaine May Reilly               

         Sat 14 19.30      Dolly Reynolds MM                     

                            Colette McGuinness MM

                               Eamonn & Maura Duignan

                                               Frank & Brigid Early, Tawlaughtbeg

                          Peggy McCrann & DFM

                         Pauric Cassells & DFM

Sun 15 10.00     Rita Doyle, Carrick Rd         

    Eslin 09.00         Thomas & Evelyn Reynolds Leitrim Lwr

 

Mass Times 14th & 15th March

Sat Mar   14th     Mohill        7.30pm

Sun Mar  15th    Eslin            9.00am

                               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

Coffee Morning

Thank you to everyone who supported our Coffee Morning last month in Gorvagh Community Centre. We raised an amazing €1050 for Inis Aoibhinn Cancer Care Residential House.  The Wynne Family Corgar

Prayer Service For Peace

Fri March 13 at 7.30pm in St Patrick’s Church, Mohill.  At a time when our world is facing so many challenges let’s turn to God and pray for peace 

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

 

Healing Retreat Knock Shrine
Eucharistic Healing Retreat in Knock Shrine, led by gifted Croatian Priest, Fr Rozo Palić Saturday & Sunday March 7th & 8th. Venue: St. John’s Welcome Centre; Saturday 10:00 am – 6:30 pm & Sunday 10:00 am – 4:30 pm. He will be supported by his Croatian Music Ministry team; no prior booking required; everyone is most welcome and please bring a packed lunch. For further enquires please contact, Patricia on 089 9466193 or Fiona on fionatjennings@yahoo.com

.Mohill Baby and Toddler group

in Canon Donohoe Hall  every Tuesday 10am till 12noon. There will be tea and refreshments provided and lots of workshops and activities planned. 

Points to Ponder

If we look again at this week’s Gospel of Jesus’s encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well (John 4:5-42), we can find aspects of love. Let us begin by imagining that we are also at Jacob’s well with Jesus as he asks the Samaritan woman for a drink of water. We are shocked.

The Gospel says Jews used nothing in common with Samaritans (John 4:10). But in reaching out across cultural and gender barriers, Jesus is showing a magnanimous love that does not insist on its own way. Jesus went further in this outpouring of love, offering her ‘living water,’ precisely because he knew about her past. And the woman, undoubtedly at first shocked and irritated that Jesus, a Jew, had occupied her space, changed too in the dramatic encounter. She left behind her water jar (John 4:28) as she returned to her village to share how her encounter with Jesus changed her heart. It was a small gesture on her part, a sign that her heart, once irritated, was now filled with love.

As this week unfolds, you might spend a few minutes each day reflecting on Jesus’ outpouring of love, his living water, and how it is available to you, right now. And think of the Samaritan woman, her life radically changed by encountering the Messiah, and her water jar, a small gesture of her love. What small gesture of love can you offer this week, to a person who irritates you?

Roger Sullivan

Mohill Mo Scéal Storymap Launch – Friday 13th March

The community is warmly invited to the launch of Mohill Mo Scéal (Mohill My Story), a new digital storymap focusing on Mohill as a market and trading town in the 20th century, and especially on the ordinary people who made their lives and livelihoods here. The launch will take place on Friday 13th March at 7.30pm in Mohill Library, featuring an introduction to the storymap along with songs and stories from contributors. A follow-up walk and exploration of the storymap will be held on Saturday 14th March at 3pm, starting at the Station House and finishing at the Library. All events are free, no booking is required, though numbers are limited, so early arrival is advised.

 

A Life of Adoration,

Prayer, Intercession for the World Vocation Discernment Weekends 20- 22nd March 2026 17-19th   April 2026 Single Women  Age (18-35)    Please contact: Sr Mairéad OP, Monastery of St Catherine of Siena,  The Twenties, Drogheda, Co. Louth. A92 KR84 Tel: 041 9838524; E-mail: sienavoc@gmail.com    www.dominicannuns.ie

 

Money Matters

Offertory Collection…€1,540

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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