Cluster Parishes: Aughamore 094 9667024
/9649002, Ballyhaunis 094 9630006
Bekan 094 9380203, Knock 094 938810
Bekan 094 9380203, Knock 094 938810
Weekend Mass Times:
Ballinlough – Saturday
8 pm. Granlahan – Sunday 12 noon.
Cloonfad – Sunday 10.30 am.
Cloonfad – Sunday 10.30 am.
SECOND SUNDAY OF THE YEAR
18 January 2015
MASS INTENTIONS: BALLINLOUGH
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Sat.
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17
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Jan.
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8 pm.
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Rose
& John Caulfield and deceased members of the Caulfield and Greene
families, Clooninsla.
Nora
& Michael Kelly, Cloonalough, Anniv.
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Tues.
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20
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Jan.
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10 am.
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Mass
for all the people of the Parish.
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Wed.
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21
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Jan.
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10 am.
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Gerald
& Helen Stanley, Cloonlee.
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Sat.
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24
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Jan.
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8 pm.
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Margaret
& James Darcy & deceased members of the family, Coolougher, Anniv.
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Offertory Collections:
Sat & Sun. 10th &
11th Jan.
Ballinlough:
€ 480. Granlahan: €413.
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Eucharistic
Ministers:
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Church
Readers
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Ballinlough
Church:
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Sat. 24 Jan. 8 pm.
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Sylvia Murphy
Noreen Beirne
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Róisín Hussey
Emer Forde
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Granlahan
Church:
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Sun. 25 Jan. 12 noon.
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Mary Gormley (B).
Anne Hett
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Joanne Coffey
Sheila Brady
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Prayer for Christian Unity in the Cathedral
of the Assumption, Tuam - the annual week of prayer for Christian Unity will
run from 18 - 25 January. On Thursday 22
January at 8 pm. Bishop Brendan Leahy of Limerick will be guest homilist. He will speak on the chosen theme: “Give me to
drink” (Jn 4:7.) Bishop Patrick Rooke,
Dean Alisdair Grimason and members of the Church of Ireland community have also
been invited. All are welcome.
Interested in serving as a Diocesan
Priest in the Archdiocese of Tuam? A
vocations information day will be held on Saturday Feb. 14. Please contact Fr. Fintan at 093 24166 for
details.
Catholic Schools Week takes place from
25 - 31 Jan. We pray during this week
that the Lord will bless the work of teachers and catechists and that our young
children and young people will grow in the knowledge and love of God.
Celebrating the Year for Religious. A mass of thanksgiving for Religious
working in the Diocese will be held in Tuam Cathedral on Sunday Feb 1 at 3 pm. Refreshments will be served afterwards in St.
Jarleth’s College. You are warmly
invited.
MASS INTENTIONS: GRANLAHAN
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Sun.
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18
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Jan.
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12 noon.
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William
Lyons Anniv. & his wife Elizabeth & deceased members of the family,
Pollinea
Michael
O’Brien, Anniv. & deceased members of the family, Ballyglass.
Jimmy
Burke, Sand, 1st Anniv.
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Fri.
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23
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Jan.
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10 am.
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Private
Intention.
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Sun.
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25
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Jan.
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12 noon
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Joe
Hussey, Castlequarter, Anniv. & deceased members of the Hussey family.
Eddie
Joe & Colette Burke & deceased members of the family, Cloonfad,
Anniv.
John
Heneghan, Lowberry, Anniv.
John
& Julia Murray, Granlahan, Anniv.
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Wednesday 11 Feb. is World Day of
Prayer for the Sick.
Ballinlough Day Centre: The centre will re-open on 22 January
2015. All are welcome.
Active
Retirement Group:
There will be a meeting on Tuesday 20 January at 3 pm. in the Time Out
Cafe. There will be a guest speaker and
all members and new members are welcome.
Granlahan Card Game Winners:
First: Fr. Joe Feeney, Tommy Winston, Joe Grogan, Tommy McDermott. Second; Frank Neenan, George Cornwall. Third; Gerry Coffey, Stephen Doherty. Raffle: Paddy Conroy, Pádraic Gallagher,
Kevin Devanney.
Anger
Issues: Knock
Counselling Service in conjunction with the Irish Association for Anger
Management are running a 2 day Anger Management Programme in Knock on Sat. 7
& Sun. 8 April 2015. Contact Peter
Devers, regional consultant 094 9375032.
World acclaimed spiritual singer Noirín Ni
Riain will present a one day workshop “Listening
with the Ear of the Heart” at Knock Shrine on Sat. 24 Jan. The unique workshop is available for anyone
who is seeking peace, spirituality, solace and a relationship with God in their
lives. Tickets €50 from Knock
Counselling Centre 094 9375032.
The Meaning of Marriage.
“Often
those who call for legal recognition of same sex marriage see it as a matter of
fairness, equality and civil rights. The
church holds that basic human rights must be afforded to all people. This can and should be done without
sacrificing the institution of marriage and family and the fundamental role
they play in society.” From a
pastoral statement by the Irish Catholic Bishops’ Conference published 2 Dec.
2014.
Vita House Family Centre, Abbey Street, Roscommon offers a wide range
of counselling and therapy services to individuals, couples, families and
children. Vita House also offers a
variety of ancillary services to help with health and well-being of people in
the community. Ph. 090 6625898. Email info@vitahouse.org. Web wwwvitahouse.org
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