Newsletter
Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 20 July 2025,
Mass Intentions
Sat 19 19.30 Thomas McGee MM, Treanmore
Lily Grimes nee Reynolds MM
Anne Moran
Liam & Richard Flynn, Hill St
Sun 20 10.00 Jim McGovern (1st anniv)
Mary Walsh
John, Rose & Noel Walsh & DFM
Francie & Dee O’Neill & DFM
Mon 21 10.00 Patricia Reilly
Wed 23 10.00 James McGovern & DFM
Sat 26 19.30 John Reynolds Coolabawn
Mel Kelly, Ardlougher
Paddy Bohan, Treanmore
Sun 27 10.00
Deaths
Please pray for the repose of the souls of Michael Francis Blake and Mary Cosgrove whose funerals took place during the week. May they rest in peace.
Mass Times July 26th & 27th
Sat July 26th Mohill 7.30pm
Sun July 27th 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.
Extra-Ordinary Minister of the Eucharist
(Eucharistic Ministers) If you would like to be a Extra-Ordinary Minister of the Eucharist in the parish or in our nursing homes, a time of study, reflection and prayer will take place on Thurs July 31 and August 7 at 7pm in the Parochial house, Mohill. Contact Fr Nigel for more information
Eucharistic Adoration
Thurs after 10am Mass until 6pm
Benediction first Thurs of the month at 6pm
Patience in His Promise – Weekend Retreat at Cluain Chiaráin Prayer Centre Clonmacnois
22nd-24th August 2025
Retreat weekend for Adult Catholics seeking to grow in their relationship with Jesus. Retreat leader Fr. Oisín Martin of the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal. Weekend includes conferences, Mass, Adoration, times of silence and of community. Bed and board provided at the prayer centre. All bookings receive a free welcome pack including an exclusively printed Bible and hoodie. Reduced rate early bird booking closes soon!
Check www.thecollect.ie for all details.
Points to Ponder
Most people on hearing that gospel feel some sympathy for Martha. There she is working hard in the service of Jesus and Jesus declares that Mary has chosen the better part. ‘Poor old Martha’ would be a fairly common response. Jesus is clearly not opposed in principle to people working hard in his service, in the service of others. The immediately preceding passage in Luke’s gospel is the parable of the Good Samaritan. The Samaritan was very active on behalf of the injured man by the roadside; Jesus points to him as someone who exemplifies his own compassionate love. Yet, as the book of Ecclesiastes says, ‘there is a time for every matter under heaven’. Apparently, Jesus understood that his visit to the home of the two sisters was a time for them to refrain from activity so as to listen to his word. Jesus had something to say and he wanted them to listen. It was Mary who recognized that this was the kind of hospitality Jesus wanted on this occasion, the hospitality of listening rather than the hospitality of activity. Mary was more attuned to what the Lord really wanted than Martha was. Yes, the Lord wants us to work on his behalf, but he also wants us to listen to him. Wisdom consists in knowing when it is time to be active and busy in the Lord’s service and when it is time simply to sit and listen to his word.
Fr Martin Hogan
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.
QQI Level 3 and 4 Part Time Computer Course –
Starting this September
Mohill Computer Training are now recruiting for our Part – time QQI Level 3 and 4 computer courses. These courses will help you to upskill, gain employment or access further education. Register now as places are limited. Call 071 9632024 or email tony@mct.ie for more information.
Alzheimers Free Information Cafe
open to everyone on the 4th Thursday of the month 24th of July 11am to 1 pm. Commercial Hotel, Ballinamore.
Contact Mary on 087 0024190
Money Matters
Offertory Collection………€2220