We pray for the leaders of our Church in Ireland: that they may have the courage
and wisdom of Saint Patrick.
Ministers of the Eucharist October. Unable to attend, please exchange with another Minister
07.00pm Mary Butler Joe Murphy Teresa Cassin
11.00am Tom Brett Carmel Coone Majella Morrissey
Ministers of the Word for October. Unable to attend, please exchange with another Minister
07.00pm
Michael Piert
Aleena
Vigil Saturday at 7pm
Sunday – 11.00am
Weekdays – Mon, Wed, Fri – 9.30am
Confessions after 7pm Mass when requested.
About Church of the AssumptionSunday: 9.30am
Tuesday & Thursday: 10am
The feast of St Joseph was introduced into the Roman liturgy relatively late, in the fifteenth century, and extended to the universal Church mainly by missionaries in the sixteenth century. Patrick Duffy looks at how Joseph is seen in the Gospels of Matthew and Luke and in the liturgy.
Jos
Over all the uproar, racket and din, Lord, help us listen to you.
Show to us your dazzling glory
hidden in the hum-drum: our everyday wonderful lives.
Ms. Gemma Mulligan is the Co-ordinator of the Diocesan Plan. She will speak at Mass at 7pm next Saturday night, 23rd March.
Fr. Richard Scriven will talk at Mass on 30th March, and on Saturday
Ms. Maeve Mahon will talk to us on the 6th April .
Please come those
If you haven’t seen Bishop Farrell on television, or read his Pastoral Letter, find it on the Diocesan website and on our parish Facebook page.
Meanwhile, the Bishop has begun a series of meetings
throughout the Diocese regarding the proposed Pastoral Areas. He will speak with the Parish Council
The first draw of Year Five will be held on Wednesday 27th March. Do please consider joining. Join the Draw, €10 per month, at Reddy’s Gift Shop, Murphy Victualler at Market Street, the Parish Office or Fr. Dan.
The legend of Saint Patrick has evolved during the 1500-odd years since the missionary brought Christianity to Ireland. Much embellished in the telling.
The Shamrock
Perhaps the best-known legend of Saint Patrick involves the shamrock, the little plant that has gone on to become famous throughout the world as