We pray for all in our parish: that we may share the joy and hope of Easter and continue to grow in God’s light and bring God’s presence to all in our lives.
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
If unable to attend, please exchange with another Minister
07.00pm : Ann Casey & Siobhan Collier
09.30am : Vera Lanigan & Margaret Freyne
11.00am : Mary Doyle & Chrissie Keating
If unable to attend, please exchange with another Minister
07.00pm:Teresa Cassin, Fiona Fitzpatrick & Sr. Bernadette
11.00am: Majella Morrissey Carmel Coone K C Babu
First Century May 3—Feast Liturgical Color: Red
Patron Saint of Hatmakers and pastry chefs (Philip) and pharmacists (James)
The smaller the town the bigger the man
The popes follow one another chronologically just like the presidents of the United States. One after another, after another, each inheriting the powers
Liturgical Color: White
Patron Saint of theologians
A fiery Egyptian saves the Trinity
The First Sunday of Advent of 2011 introduced to the faithful a new liturgical translation of the Mass in many English-speaking countries. The new translation had been many years in the making and had gone through
“May Day” has long been dedicated to labor and the working man. It falls on the first day of the month that is dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary. Pope Pius XII expressed the hope that this feast would accentuate the dignity of labor and would bring a spiritual dimension
1347 – 1380. April 29—Memorial. Liturgical Color: White
Patron Saint of Italy and Europe
She desired to go to heaven and for the popes to return to Rome
Saint Peter was not martyred in Frankfurt, Germany; Alexandria, Egypt; or Jerusalem. He could have been. God, in His Providence, wanted