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Sunday 23rd February 2014 Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
Fr. Jimmy 086-8184787
Fr. Danny 086 – 2402482
www.killenaule.net
Parish Radio: 106fm
Sat 22nd Feb at 7pm:
William Guiton, Killeens. 1st Anniversary.
Ena Lahart, Knockbritta. 1st Anniversary.
Michael Hall, Graigue. 1st Anniversary.
Reader: John Guiton.
Sun 23rd Feb 11am
Caroline & Baby Joseph Carey.
Jack Slattery.
Michael Hall.
Reader: Elaine Harrington.
Morning Masses:
Monday to Friday 10.30am followed by Rosary.
Exposition of Blessed Sacrament:
Every Wednesday 10.30am – 7.00pm
Legion of Mary:
Thursday 7.30pm – Sacristy.
Sat 1st March at 7.00pm:
Michael Cleary
Peg, Joe & Joseph (Junior) Lamphier.
Cleary Family.
Music By: The Folk Group
Reader: Liz Guinan
Sun 2nd March at 11.00am:
Joan Kelly, Rochford House. 1st Anniversary.
Annie Walsh, Cashel Road.
Mary Ann Sheehan & James Sheehan.
Reader: Mary Sirr
Offertory Collection: Killenaule Collection: €537.00
St. Joseph the Worker Church – Moyglass
Sat 22nd Feb at 8pm:
Michael Kennedy, Late of Arbourhill
Sun 23rd Feb at 10am:
Edmond & Johanna Brophy & their Son John – Late of St. Johnstown.
Sat 1st March at 8pm:
Maureen Fogarty, Late of Manserhill.
Masses for the coming week: Tues to Fri at 9.30am / Adoration on Friday at usual times.
RIP
Pray for the Soul of:
Breda O’ Dwyer, Woodhouse, Moyglass.
Kathleen Barry, Fethard.
Michael Mc Grath, Grangemockler.
On Behalf of Epilepsy Ireland
I would like to express my thanks to the People of the Parish of Killenaule & Moyglass for their support to our recent collection. We are very grateful to receive the amount of €515.50 Yours Sincerely Ml Hall.
Parish Envelope Update
We are presently updating the Parish List of households. Our population figure is 2,762 for the Parish of Killenaule and Moyglass with approx. 720 homes in the parish. Our thanks to all who help deliver Parish Envelopes in their area, and for their presence, knowledge and advice at our meeting on Wednesday Night. Our appreciation also to the Staff of Slieveardagh Centre for their computer skills. Next Meeting on Wed 26th February at 7.30pm in St. Mary’s Hall.
Readers
Thanks to all our Readers for attending our Meeting last Wednesday Night. We are inviting new readers who would like to become involved in our Parish Ministry of Readers, either for the weekend Masses or Morning Masses. Names to Fr. Jimmy or Kathleen Cormack. Next Meeting of Readers to prepare for Easter Ceremonies on Monday 7th April at 7.30pm in St. Mary’s Hall.
Parish Envelope Update
We are presently updating the Parish List of households. Our population figure is 2,762 for the Parish of Killenaule and Moyglass with approx. 720 homes in the parish. Our thanks to all who help deliver Parish Envelopes in their area, and for their presence, knowledge and advice at our meeting on Wednesday Night. Our appreciation also to the Staff of Slieveardagh Centre for their computer skills. Next meeting on Wed 26th February at 7.30pm in St. Mary’s Hall.
Compass Service Killenaule
VEC Buildings Baily Street
Free confidential one to one service for people who are unemployed. Supports offered through compass service include:
– Sourcing employment opportunities
– Assisting in job seeking efforts
– CV preparation
– Interview guidance and support
– Education and training advice.
– Support and advice in relation to self-employment.
Call for an appointment to Hillary Dilworth on 086 825 4024
AA Group Open Meeting
Will be held on Friday 28th Feb ‘14 in St. Mary’s Hall Killenaule at 8pm. Speakers on the Night. All are welcome.
Choosing Love our Hate
Nelson Mandela spent 27 years in South African Prisons. When he was finally released, he had every reason to feel bitter and to come out vowing to get revenge on those who unjustly deprived him of his freedom. Instead he came out smiling and seeking reconciliation with the leaders of the regime that had put him in prison. He went on to become the cornerstone of a new South Africa. If he had come out vowing revenge, who knows what would have happened? In his autobiography, Long Walk Freedom, he tells us, ‘I knew that people expected me to harbour anger against whites. But I had none. In prison, my anger towards whites decreased, but my hatred for the system grew. I wanted South Africa to see that I loved even my enemies while I hated the system that turned us against one another. I saw my mission as one of preaching reconciliation, of healing the old wounds and building a new South Africa’
No one is born hating another person because of the colour of his skin, or his background or his religion. People learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love, for love comes naturally to the human heart than it’s opposite – Nelson Mandela