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19th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Sunday, 8th August 2010
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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.

 

 

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’.

 

 

 

MASSES

 

St. Mary’s:

Sunday 8th 10.00am

Monday 9th 7.30pm Deceased members of the McArdle Family, Doaghies

Saturday 14th 7.00pm (Vigil).

Sunday 15th 10.00am




St. Patrick’s:

Friday 13th 7.30pm Nola and Frank McKenna, Mullabrackscott
Martin Treanor, Mullaloughan and deceased members of the Treanor family

Sunday 15th 11.30am

 

Donagh Oratory:

Tuesday 10.00am

Wednesday 10.00am

Thursday 10.00am.

 

 

St. Mary’s:

Saturday 14th 7.00pm Rory McCarey, Alana Hughes, Ellen Molloy, Ciaran McKenna.

Sunday 15th 10.00am Shane Gilbane, Shannon Coughlan, Pauric Hayes, Gemma Corley.

 

St. Patrick’s:

Friday13th 7.30pm Jonathan McCarron, Joe Kelly, Susan Kelly, Lauren Murphy.

Sunday15th 11.30am Sarah Joe Treanor, Máire McCarron, James McKenna, Ben McKenna, Bethany Fitzpatrick.



 

 

Eucharistic Ministers:

St. Mary’s:

Saturday 14th 7.00pm Jason McGovern, Mary Lavary.

Sunday 15th 10.00am Sandra McNally, Flo McKenna.



St. Patrick’s:

Sunday15th 11.30am Sue Corrigan, Angela McQuillan, Margaret McKenna.

 

 

Recent Baptism:

Mark Vincent Mulligan Caulfield son of Vincent and Anne, Dernashallog.

 

 


Deaths:

Mollie McNally (Nee Aughey, Lowart), Beechgrove Monaghan.


 

Solas Nua

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. The next programme will take place on Wednesday 8th September in the Farnham Hotel, Cavan @ 8.00pm. Please contact Cavan Family Resource Centre on 049 4371363 before 3rd September to book a place.

 

 

Rainbows:

Rainbows is a support programme to help children and adolescents cope with grief of loss due to Bereavement, separation or divorce. The next programme will start on Tuesday 21st September @ 7.00pm in St. Felim’s Boys N.S. Cavan and will run for 1 hour, one evening per week up to December. Please contact Cavan Family Resource Centre 049 437 1363 or Patricia 086 087 5783 for further details.

The Holy Ghost Missionaries, Kimmage, Dublin, wish to acknowledge with thanks receipt of €70.09c contents of mission boxes placed in the shops in Emyvale. Your kind support is very much appreciated and you are assured of a remembrance in their prayers.

 

Monaghan CIC: Have you ever wondered what are you rights as a consumer, as a tenant, as a purchaser? Contact Monaghan Citizens' Information Centre at 23 North Road, Monaghan. Tel. 047 82622, email: monaghan@citinfo.ie or Carrickmacross InformationCentre. Tel. 0429663454, email: workhousereception@hotmail.com, or Clones in the Cassandra Hand Centre on Friday mornings 10-12.30 Tel:04720626

 

 

BreastCheck, The National Breast Screening Programme, Monaghan, August-December 2010. Its quick, it’s easy and it’s free. Mobile unit at St.Davnets Hospital, Monaghan, for women aged 50 to 64, free breast x-ray every two years. Appointments take about half an hour. For further information contact; Freephone 1800 454555 or www.breastcheck.ie.

 

 

 

Blackwater Valley Learning Centre, Ballyoisin Activities:

Senior Lunch: Seniors meal and entertainment on Monday 9th August at 1 pm with music by Brian Harvey. Please contact 047-87049 if you require transport.

 

 

Summer Camp Activities: Arts Summer Camp for 5-12 year olds will take place on Monday, 9th August to Friday, 13th August from 10-12 noon. This includes group collages, clown painting, clown outfits, face painting, paper mache, masks and pottery. Cost: €35.00/£30 Stg per child. Please note a discounted rate is available for families with two or more children.

Booking essential as spaces are limited.

For further information and to register please contact 047 (00 353 47) 87049 or 0035386 8093465.

 

 

IT Summer Camp for 8-13 year olds will take place on Monday, 9th August to Friday, 13th August

from 10-12 noon. Cost: €35.00/£30 Stg per child.

Please note a discounted rate is available for families with two or more children.

Booking essential. For further information and to register please contact 047 (00 353 47) 87049 or 0035386 8093465.

 

 

 

Youth Pilgrimage to Lough Derg

Are you waiting on Examination Results? Anxious? Why not join a Youth Pilgrimage to Lough Derg? Wednesday 11th – Friday 13th August 2010. Reduced rate for youth aged between 16 and 21 (on this date only): €35.00 (normal rate €55). Bring your friends and meet the challenge together! For more details contact 00353 7198 61518 check it out on facebook or www.loughderg.org

The last day for beginning the traditional Three Day Pilgrimage is Friday 13th August.

Boats available from 11am until 3pm daily.

Advance booking is not necessary.

Cost: 55 euro includes boat fare and accommodation.

One Day Retreats resume on Wednesday 18th August and continue each day, except for Thursdays and Fridays, until Tuesday 21st September.

Boats available from 9:15am until 10:30am. Numbers are limited so advance booking is essential.
Cost: 30 euro includes boat fare and a light lunch. Further information available at
www.loughderg.org or by telephone 071 9861518

 

 

 

PARISH OF DONAGH, Glennan, Glaslough, Co. Monaghan. Tel 047-88120 | Fax 047-88520