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16th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Sunday, 18th July 2010
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“Martha, Martha,” Jesus said “you worry and fret about so many things, and yet few are needed, indeed only one.” The level of stress and anxiety is very high for so many people in today’s world. Today Jesus wants us, as his followers, to look at this and do something about it. It’s about setting priorities. One very important priority for all of us is our health of body, mind and spirit. It takes time to care for ourselves properly but it is time well spent. Another priority that is vital is our close relationships of marriage and family. How easily those get put to one side because of all the other things and people in our lives. We are called to put them right now. The only way to do this is by giving our loved ones time and attention. And a third priority is the kingdom of God, which is a kingdom of peace, joy, love, wonderment, caring for the poor and needy. If we are taking care of all these, everything else will fall into place.

 

 

Sunday 18th July 2010

16th Sunday in Ordinary Time

First Reading: Genesis 18: 1-10
Lord, do not pass your servant by.

Second Reading: Colossians 1: 24-28
I became the servant of the Church when God made
me responsible for delivering God’s message to you.

Gospel: Luke 10: 38-42
It is Mary who has chosen the better part; it is not to be taken from her.

 

 

MASSES

 

St. Mary’s:

Sun. 18th 10.00am.

Mon. 19th 7.30pm. Anniv. Pat McQuaid, Knockafubble.

Sat. 24th 7.00pm (Vigil). First Anniv. Michael Boylan formerly Glenickney.

Sun. 25th 10.00am.



St. Patrick’s:

Fri. 23rd 7.00pm Anniv. Cathal and Bernadette McKenna, Oriel Park, Emyvale

Anniv. Tommy and Roseanne Treanor, Mullamurphy.

 

Donagh Oratory:

Tuesday, 10.00am. Anniv. Mass: James McKenna, Toneysillogah.

Wednesday 10.00am.

Thursday 10.00am.

 

 

St. Mary’s:

Sat 24th 7.00pm Rory McCarey, Alana Hughes, Ellen Molloy, Ciaran McKenna.

Sun. 25th 10.00am. Shannon Coughlan, Pauric Hayes, Gemma Corley, James Boyle.

 

St. Patrick’s:

Fri. 23rd: 7.30pm. Sarah Joe Treanor, Maire McCarron, James McKenna, Ben McKenna, Bethany Fitzpatrick.

Sun. 25th 11.30am. Conor McQuaid, Matthew McQuaid, Nicole McCarron, Sadhbh Deeney.

 

 

Eucharistic Ministers:

St. Mary’s:

Sat. 24th 7.00pm. Karen McArdle, Lenor McCarron.

Sun. 25th 10.00am. Peter McKenna, Pat Holland.


St. Patrick’s:

Sun. 25th 11.30am. Patricia Mohan, Elaine Gunn O’Connor, Kathleen O’Brien.

 

 

 

Church Gate collection Last week end:

Total amount raised for the Irish Cancer Society was €938.62.

Thanks to all who contributed.

 

 

 

Prayer For Mgr Liam, Bishop Elect.
Lord, we pray for Liam, our Bishop-Elect.
Help him to be a wise teacher,
A kindly pastor, a builder of faith.
Fill his life and work with the gifts of
the Holy Spirit.
Be his guiding light and constant help
all our days.
We pray for all the people of our
diocese.
Make us firm in our faith,
generous in our love,
faithful in our prayer.
Help us to work together to give glory toYou and love to all others.
We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen

 

Clogher Don Óige:
3 Day Youth (Age 15+) Lough Derg Pilgrimage 26th, 27th, 28th July. Bus leaving Carrickmacross at 10am, stopping en route. Booking form available by contacting 00353 47 72784.

 

College Grant Application Forms: are now available from Co Monaghan VEC, Market Street, Monaghan Tel: 047 30888 email: educ@monaghanvec.ie or Monaghan County Council, The Glen, Monaghan Tel: 047 30550/30546 email: 1brannigan@monaghancoco.ie Apply now to avoid delay.

 

 

Citizens’ Information Service:
Are you sick, disabled, on low income? Why not check out your entitlements at Monaghan Citizens' Information Service at 23 North Road, Monaghan. Tel. 047 82622, email: monaghan@citinfo.ie or Carrickmacross Information Centre. Tel. 0429663454, Carrickmacross Information Centre. Tel. 0429663454, email: workhousereception@hotmail.com

 

 


Free Internet Classes:

Free one to one internet classes for over 55’s. The training will take place in Castleblaney Youth Cafe for 2 hours over 4 weeks from Friday 30th July to Friday 20th August. Places are limited; to reserve a place please contact Laura Caslin (042) 97 49 500.

 

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.

 

 

Children in Crossfire: are recruiting participants for the Barcelona Half Marathon in February 2011 and the Derry Waterside Half Marathon in September 2010. For more information on either event, please contact Sarah on 02871269898 or e-mail events@childrenincrossfire.org

 

 

 

Glaslough/Tydavnet GWS Ltd,

wish to remind consumers that the final date for paying Water Rates at the reduced rate is Friday 23rd July 2010.

 

 

Summer Camp Activities at the Blackwater Valley Learning Centre, Ballyoisin, Emyvale
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.

 

 

Glaslough Development Association is calling a public meeting in Oakland Centre on Wed 21st July at 8.30pm in relation to N2 re-alignment “Yellow Route” which is close proximity to Glaslough. All interested parties welcome.

 

 

 

Seeing Your Life Through The Lens Of The Gospels:

Luke 10: 38-42.

1. The two sisters, Martha and Mary, symbolise the contemplative and active dimensions of life, at times difficult to balance. What wisdom have you learned through life experiences on how to strike a balance between prayer and action?

2. Many people misunderstand hospitality. They worry and fret about decorating the house and preparing abundant food. Yet sometimes it is something else that is needed to make people feel at home, namely, to sit with guests and to listen to them speaking. What has been your experience of being a cherished guest and when have you been able to make others feel welcome and at home?

3. We can make the same mistake in relation to people who are important to us in life: children, friends, parents or others. We can worry and fret about doing things for them when perhaps the important thing is to give them time and to listen to them. What does your experience tell you?

 


 

Offertory Collectors for July.

St. Mary’s Sat. Vigil 7.00pm Kathleen O’Brien, Patsy Kelly, Majella McKenna.

Sun 10.00am Sean Comiskey, Francis McQuaid, Niall Kelly.

St. Patrick’s: Sun 11.30am Tom Treanor, Creevelea, Jim McCluskey, Patsy Whelan.

Altar Society for July.

St. Mary’s: Paula McNally, Margaret Murphy.

St. Patrick’s: Maisie Rooney, Ann Murphy, Eileen Simpson.

Reader’s for July.

St. Mary’s: 7.00pm Claire Gormley - 10.00am Jim McAlister/Geraldine McQuillan.

St. Patrick’s: 11.30am Mary Flynn.

 

 

 

 

 

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