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Ennis Parish News Mass Times Sundays: Cathedral:- Sat. Vigil: 6.30pm; Sunday: 9am, 10.30am & 12 noon Ennis St. Joseph’s:- Sat. Vigil: 7pm; Sunday: 8, 10, 11.30am Cloughleigh Church:- 9.30am, 11am Friary:- Sat. Vigil: 7.30pm; Sunday: 9.30, 10.30, 12.00 noon Poor Clare Monastery:- 7.45 a.m. Parish Weekdays: Cathedral: Mon. – Fri: 7.45am; 10am & 7.30pm; 10am on Saturday St. Joseph’s:- Monday – Saturday: 11am Cloughleigh Church:- Monday – Friday: 9.30am Friary:- Daily: 10am & 1.05pm; 10am on Saturday News Poor Clare Monastery:- Daily at 7.45 am; Daily Exposition of The Blessed Sacrament from 4-6pm in the Chapel. Phone Numbers: Cathedral:- 6824043; Email: [email protected] Confessions in Cathedral Saturday After 10am Mass & before and Confessions in Cathedral every Saturday: St. Joseph’s:- 6822166; Cloughleigh: 6840715; Friary: 6828751 after 6.30pm Mass 12 to 1pm & also before and after 6.30pm Mass St Joseph’s Saturday After 11am Mass Ennis Parish Web Site: http://www.ennisparish.com Parish Office open Mon to Fri 9.30-1pm & 2-5pm Sat 10.30-12noon Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ennis.parish Mission Sunday (Year C) 23rd October 2016 MISSION SUNDAY The theme for this year's Mission Sunday is: attitude to what we do that counts. The doctor or “Every Christian is a missionary” nurse who treats patients with love and compassion brings God's love to them and they Pope Francis reminds us that by virtue of our are truly missionary. When we come with joy to Baptism we are all missionaries. By our Baptism the old, the lonely, the sick or the young, we are we are gifted with the wonderful privilege of missionaries of God's love and kindness and we knowing the Word of God. In reveal the face of God. answering the call of our Baptism we go forth to proclaim the Word of God Today's readings tells us about to others. the missionary mind of God. It is God's desire that those who are In our Irish tradition we know many weakest are protected. In the Old people who have gone to other parts Testament those are symbolised of the world to proclaim the Word. by the poor, the widow and the Some have gone for a lifetime, others orphan. In today's world we are for a specific time. But the great constantly being told who the majority remain at home. We are still weakest are: the refugees fleeing called to be missionary. We have from war and oppression, people Jesus as our model who felt called whose homes and lives are only to the lost sheep of the house of Israel. Jesus destroyed by storms and floods, children who is the embodiment of God's loving mercy for have lost parents and are orphaned, the homeless humanity shown by him to the people he met each who have to sleep on the streets day .Jesus opened up access to God for The Gospel teaches us how to pray, to ask for everybody. His mission was to reveal Divine love God's mercy for ourselves and then for others. In to all excluding no one. He made this love visible this year of Mercy we are all called to be by the way he related to people, by what he said missionaries of mercy. and did for broken human beings. World Missions Ireland gives us an opportunity to The example of Jesus inspires us, his followers to help those in need especially in the poorer parts reach out to others in compassion and love. We of the world. We may not be able to go ourselves can all use our gifts in different ways. Being a but we can send help to those who have gone so missionary could be as simple as being present in that they can do their best to reveal the love of the life of another person, to listen to their story God to those in need. and to respond to his or her need in love. It's our Fáilte-Bienvenue-Willkomen-Benvenuto-Bienvenido-Witajcie-Bemvindo- Welkom-Velkomin-Vitejte-Karibu-Croeso-Valkommen-Tervetuloa-Welcome Cathedral Hospital & Sick Calls St. Joseph’s Remembered in Masses this Week: 23rd October, 2016 Mass intentions for scheduled Masses in St. Sat:6.30pm: Sean Naughton, Castlelawn, Tulla Rd. MM Priest on Duty: Joseph’s Church should be booked through the Parish Office. For all other events call Fr John 0656822166. Sun: 9am: Paddy Hennessy, College Grove. Fr. Tom Hogan: 10.30am:Mary Thynne, Merchants’ Sq, Please call: 065 6869098 Remembered in Masses this Week: Kitty, Jimmy & John Daly, Cloughleigh. Wednesday: Sat 7pm: Mary Lynch, late Parnell St & Paddy & Peggy Sheehan, St. Flannan’s Tce. Fr. Ger Fitzgerald: Abbeylawn, Clarecastle. MM Lorraine O’Connor, Showgrounds Rd. Please call: 065 6869098 Sun 8am: Sheila Downes, Glenoir, St. Senan’s Rd. Paulette Fitzpatrick, Harmony Row. 10am: Patrick & Margaret Seery, Corrovorrin. Ennis NS Confirmation Enrolment Mass. October is the month of 11.30am: Jimmy Shannon, Shannon Park. Wed 11am: Margaret & Tom Crowe, Lahinch. 12noon: Mary Margaret Coffey, St. Anthony’s, The Holy Rosary Tobertaoscain. 1st Anniv Thu 11am: Patrick Duffy, USA. MM Collette Kelly, Brookville,1st Anniv Fri 11am: Michael Kennedy, St. Michael’s Villas. Eamon Kelly, Woodview, Shanaway Rd. Sat 11am: Bernadette O’Loughlin, Old Gort Rd. 7pm: Pádraig O’Halloran, Woodlawn. Mon: 7.45am: Special Intention. Sun 8am: Helen & Edward Cuddihy, St. Senan’s Rd. 10am: Dan Reidy, Clare Rd. 10am: Deceased Carmody family, Gort Rd. 7.30pm: Darragh Hennessy, Avondale. "Say the Rosary every day… 11.30am: Patrick Hallissey, Shanaway Rd. 1st Anniv Tues:7.45am: Book of Intentions. Pray, pray a lot and offer Pat Kissane, Dublin & Ennis sacrifices for sinners… Reflection for the 10am: James Finbarr Halpin, Chicago & O’Connell St. I'm Our Lady of the Rosary. 7.30pm: Daniel Pyne, McNamara Park. Only I will be able to help you. Year of Mercy Wed:7.45am: Thomas & Ellen Cleary, Co. Mayo In the end My Immaculate Heart 10am: Paul Fitzhenry, Clare Rd. will triumph." Our Lady at Fatima. 7.30pm: Michael Dunleavy, Hermitage. Thurs:7.45am: Bridget Reddan, Beechpark. Divine Mercy Chaplet 10am: Teresa Kenny, Rathflynn, Corofin. To mark the Year of 7.30pm: Dan & Delia Griffin, Francis St & Bill & Sally Mercy, we will Griffin, Parnell St. & Irene Gleeson, Sixmilebridge. continue to pray the Fri:7.45am: Mass for the People. Divine Mercy chaplet 10am: Charles Paul McDermott, Coventry. as a prayer group on One day back in the summer of 1983 when I was still 7.30pm:Mary MM, Pakie & Noel Ryan, Dalcassian Ave. this Tuesday evening at 8pm in a student, I was sitting on a park bench in UCG when Sat:10am: Paschal O’Brien, Gort Rd. the chapter room. All are a dishevelled, homeless man, well under the 11am: Eileen Kenny, Cornmarket St. welcome to come and pray and influence, approached and sat down beside me. I 6.30pm: Aodhán Kelly, College Green. MM we hope to keep up the almost got up to leave but something made me think Sun:30th 9am: Mary O’Neill, Ahern’s Tce. wonderful attendance and new better of it. We sat and chatted for almost two hours. friendships formed so far. There Marcellino Navarette, Phillippines. His name was Denis. He asked me neither for money will also be a short Lectio Divina nor smokes but instead told me his life story: a violent 10.30am: Patrick & Kathleen Gleeson, Dalcassian Pk. after the chaplet. All welcome. John O’Dwyer, Castlewood Park. Dad, his mother dying young, his miserable years in Esther Hurson, Summerhill. the orphanage in Salthill, the addiction to alcohol, and Sean Griffin, Drumcliffe. Rest in Peace the fact that he had not done a day’s work since Anne Marie Lucas, Cusack Rd. Peg Purcell, Thurles, mother of 1966. Some months later a song about him came to Tommy Cullinan, Waterpark & Parnell St. Margaret Quinn, College Grove; me. I cannot say that I composed it, really I just wrote Frank Coffey, Considine Rd. Mary O’Dea nee Corcoran, it down. The last verse finishes: ‘And some day he’ll Martin & Maureen O’Halloran, Claureen. Doora & formerly Kilmaley; Nellie be found, lying face down on the ground, another Mary O’Connell, Limerick Rd. Gill nee Howard, T.O.S.F. broken wino who climbed Calvary all alone.’ Many 12 noon: Martin Sweeney, Clonroadbeg. MM Sandfield Park; Liam Higgins, times over the years I have had to remind my older, Midleton, Co Cork, brother of more judgemental heart of the openness of my Roster for Cathedral: Mary Rutherford, Claureen Drive; younger self to the grace to recognise those Sunday 30th October, 2016 Fr. Brendan Casey, Divine Word occasions when I am being gifted opportunities to Readers: Group 4 Missionaries & Beechpark; show family, friends, colleagues and especially social Eucharistic Ministers Weekday: Group 2 outsiders a little of God’s mercy. Eucharistic Ministers Sunday: Group 3 John Tunney. Sometimes the best you Live the Word: Cloughleigh can do, is not to think, not to wonder, not to obsess. But just to breathe and have faith Remembered in Masses this Week: Sun 9.30am: Esther & Thomas O’Brien, Hermitage. Those we love don't go away, that everything will work out for the best. 11am: Mary Griffin, Cusack Rd. they walk beside us every day. Mon 9.30am: Josephine & Thomas Hogan, Gort Rd. Unseen, unheard, Newly Baptised Tues 9.30am: Book of Intentions. but always near; still loved, still We welcome into the Christian Community through Thurs 9.30am: Peter Kelly, Tuam. missed and very dear.
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