July 4th 2021

 

14th Sunday of Year.       Our eyes are on the Lord till he shows us his mercy

MASSES FOR THE DEAD NEXT WEEK

KILBARRON CHURCH 

Sat.  July 3rd  8pm       Essie and P.J. Cleary, Annagh  and deceased family members.

                                      Michael, Margaret, Billy and Micheal Hogan, Bellevue.

Sat.  July 10th  8pm           Nancy Coen, Greenlane.

 

TERRYGLASS CHURCH

Sun.  July 4th  9.30am       Priscilla and Danny O’Donoghue, Gortmore,             Paddy and Mary Walsh, Slevoyre,     P.J. and Madeline Heenan, Cloninaha and deceased family members.    

Sun.  July 11th  9.30am         Lizzie O’Dwyer,  Cloninaha  – Months Mind. 

Please pray for the happy repose of the soul of Damien Malone, Bellevue who died recently.

COLLECTIONS

The Annual Peter’s Pence Collection envelopes still welcome.

Booking of Masses – Masses for Months Mind and Anniversaries can be booked by phone, text or email. 

 

CONFIRMATION Further to recent announcements, we have been forced to cancel the celebration of the Sacrament of Confirmation which was due to take place next weekend in Kilbarron.  “Further advice will follow on the resumption of these ceremonies when it is safe to do so – Gov.ie “

Congratulations and best wishes to the Kate Leenane and Jack Slevin who received their First Holy Communion recently in Terryglass Church.

MARRIAGE

  Congratulations to Jane Hannigan and Joe Gallagher who were married in Kilbarron recently.

KILBARRON NEW CEMETERY  Maintenance fees are now due and may be given to Willie Joe Tiernan, Tess O’Meara, Dermot Costello or Joe Slattery.

Roll out of Covid Vaccine 2021  Registration is now open for ages 30 – 69 on the HSE website’s Portal. Or 1850 24 1850.  Please have ready your PPS No. and EIRCODE to complete registration.

 

Pope Francis’ Prayer Intention for July 2021

Social Friendship

The Bible says that whoever finds a friend has found a treasure.

I would like to invite everyone to go beyond their groups of friends and build social friendship, which is so necessary for living together well. We especially need to have a renewed encounter with the most impoverished and vulnerable, those on the peripheries. And we need to distance ourselves from populisms that exploit the anguish of the people without providing solutions, proposing a mystique that solves nothing. We must flee from social enmity which only destroys, and leave “polarization” behind.

And this isn’t always easy, especially today when part of our politics, society and media are bent on creating enemies so as to defeat them in a game of power. Dialogue is the path to seeing reality in a new way, so we can live with passion the challenges we face in constructing the common good.

Let us pray that, in social, economic, and political situations of conflict, we may be courageous and passionate architects of dialogue and friendship, men and women who always hold out a helping hand, and may no spaces of enmity and war remain.

Terryglass / Kilbarron Mass Times

Terryglass Week-days:  Tues. Thurs. Fri: 9am         Sunday : 9.30am

Kilbarron:  Wednesday:  8pm.    Saturday: 8pm

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