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19th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Sunday, 8th August 2010
...Fr. Johnny Doherty, C.Ss.R.
 

Jesus said to his disciples: “Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.” Alcoholics Anonymous have given the world very many insights into human nature. One of those is that “we cannot so much think our way into a new way of behaving as behaving our way into a new way of thinking”. We can have all the best thoughts in the world but they are useless unless our lives correspond. People who are married have to live as if their marriage is the most important thing in their lives and it will become that. Parents have to spend time in treasuring their children so that they feel special. And people of faith have to live out their faith in action in the community or the faith becomes just an empty thing. The challenge of the Gospel today and for this week is to get our priorities straight so that Christ may be known in our world.



Most Reverend Liam S. MacDaid DD

Bishop of Clogher.

The ordination ceremony has been well documented and reported by the media, particularly the Northern Standard. There were many memorable moments throughout the ceremony but none more so than when the new Bishop addressed the following words to the people of the diocese.

My dear priests and people of Clogher there are two symbols which I wish to recall from to-days ceremony- the laying on of Hands(symbol of the guiding Spirit of God) and of the book of the Gospels (the Word of God). Let us embrace these gifts and make our way together to the well of salvation.

There we are assured we will find living water which will nourish the spirit as well as the body. It will be water which we can safely offer our children; water which will protect our universe as well as enriching the quality of our lives and leading us to everlasting life. In the words of to-day’s Gospel; anyone who wants to be great among you must be your servant, and anyone who wants to be first among you must be your slave, just as the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.

Prayer card available at masses this weekend.

Video of Bishop Liam’s ordination may be viewed online at :

http://www.murphyvideoservices.com/livestream.html

 

CLICK HERE TO VIEW IMAGES OF THE DAY

 

Sunday, 8th August 2010

19th Sunday in Ordinary Time

First Reading: Wisdom 18: 6-9
By the same act with which you took vengeance on our foes you made us glorious by calling us to you..

Second Reading: Hebrews 11: 1-2.8-19
Abraham looked forward to a city founded, designed and built by God.

Gospel: Luke 12: 32-48
Jesus said to his disciples: ‘There is no need to be afraid, little flock,
for it has pleased your Father to give you the kingdom’.

 

 

Mass Intentions for the coming week Sunday 8th August

 

St Patrick’s

Sat 07 8pm Vigil First AM Sean McEntee, Edenaney.
Jack Kerr, Church St. and decd family members.
Owen & Sarah Morgan, Castleblayney Road.

Sun 08 12.15pm For the People of the Parish.

Thu 12 1pm Johnny & Mary Jane Leahy (see note opposite page).

Sat 14 8pm Vigil First AM Frank Duffy, Castleblayney Rd.
Pat, Sarah, Patsy, John, Michael Markey, Greagh.
Francie McAtavie & decd. of McAtavie & Caraher families.
Roisin Rice, Corrybrennan.
John Farrell, Greagh.

Sun 15 12.15pm The Assumption of Our Lady: For the People of the Parish.




Our Lady of the Rosary, Tullycorbet:

Sun 08 9.30am First AM Gary Brennan, Cordevlish
Bernard & Catherine Lennon & decd family, Shanmullagh

Sun 15 9.30am John & Mary Anne Donnelly, Coaghey.



Our Lady of Knock, Ballintra

Sun 08 11am Patrick & Jenny Duffy, Clogher & deceased Duffy and Conlon families.

Sun 15 11am Deceased members of Duffy family Cabra.


 

 

Altar Servers for the coming week

St. Patrick’s

Sat/Sun Aug 7th/08th Vigil Group 3 - 12.15pm Group 1

Sat/Sun Aug 14th/15th Vigil Group 2 - 12.15pm Group 3

 

Tullycorbet:

Sun 8th August 9.30am Group A

Sun 15th August 9.30am Group B

 

Ballintra:

Sun 8th August 11.00am Group A

Sun 15th August 11.00am Group B

 

 

 

Parish and community notices


Baptisms:

We welcome into God’s family:

Ciarán Hanratty, Corfad: Roisha Mary McKenna Traynor, The Square:

Kellie Ann Duffy, Cornahoe: Lennon Gerard Jacobs, Essex.

 

 

Recently Deceased:

Please pray for Michael Kindelan who died in London.

 

 

 

An Appeal By Sister Helen Ward: - In aid of poor refugees in Bosnia…
Sr. Helen Ward will give a talk at all masses next weekend 14/15 August.

 

 

Cuan Mhuire:

Annual Novena 07 – 15 August.

 

 

50th Anniversary:

This year is the 50th Anniversary of the death of Johnny Leahy

and fourth anniversary of his wife Mary Jane. Mass 1pm Thurs 12 Aug.

 

 

Anyone Interested in Playing Bridge:

You don’t have to be a Card Player –

If enough interested, lessons will be given in Tullycorbet Hall in September.

Contact 042 9741150 or Eithne 9741069.

 

 

Irish Cancer Society:

Wish to thank the people of Ballintra for their generosity in recent Church gate collection. Total €860.00.

 

 

Ballybay Community Créche – Summer Camp:

Mon 09 Aug – Fri 13 Aug 10am – 3pm. Calling all 4–14 year olds! Plenty of exciting activities for you to enjoy – Hip Hop dance lessons, cookery classes, magic shows, movies and much more. Cost €12 per day or €50 for the week. Tel 9756996 for more information.

 

Free Pre-School Places:

There are a few places left in our playschool for Sept 2010. If your child is due to start school next year (2011) he/she may be eligible to attend pre-school for free. Contact the crèche on 9756996 for details.

 

 

 

Monaghan Citizens’ Information:

Have you ever wondered what are your rights as a consumer, as a tenant, as a purchaser? Tel 047 82622, email: monaghan@citinfo.ie or C/macross Tel 9663454, email: workhousereception@hotmail.com or Clones - Fri mornings10–12.30 Tel 047 20626.

 

Solas Nua:

Is a programme which offers support and hope to those who have lost a husband or wife through death, and to those caught up in the traumatic aftermath of separation or suffering the loss of a long term partner. This programme starts Wed 08 Sept 2010 in Farnham Hotel, Cavan at 8pm.To book Tel 049 4371363 before 03 Sept.

 

 

Rainbows:

Is a support programme to help children and adolescents cope with grief or loss due to Bereavement, Separation or Divorce. Next programme starts Tues 21 Sept at 7pm in St. Felim’s boys N.S. Cavan. One hour one evening per week up to December. To book Tel: 049 4371363 or 086 0875783 for details.

 

 

PARISH OF TULLYCORBET (BALLYBAY) : St. Patrick’s, Ballybay, Co. Monaghan. Tel/Fax 042-9741032