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Newsletter-15Th-October-2017 Tramore & Carbally Parish Newslink Sunday 15th Oct 2017 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time MASS TIMES Holy Cross Tramore Saturday Saint Thérèse of Lisieux 10am The Little Flower & 7.30pm (Vigil) Sunday Marie Françoise-Thérèse Martin was the youngest daughter of Louis and Zélie 8.30am, 10.30am and Martin and was born in Alençon in northern France, in 1873. Soon after birth she 12 noon became quite ill with enteritis, which had claimed the lives of four of her siblings. Monday – Friday Her mother, Zélie, died when Thérèse was four and soon after the family moved 7.30am & 10.00am to Lisieux. Thérèse was looked after by her sisters and was somewhat indulged. CONFESSIONS Against the wishes of her father, Louis, she entered the Discalced Carmelite Monastery in Lisieux at the age of fifteen, and took the name Thérèse of the Child Saturday 10.30am & 7pm Jesus and the Holy Face, though she is much better known as the ‘Little Flower’ and upon Request or simply Thérèse of Lisieux. In the monastery she was not as indulged as she had NOVENA OUR LADY been at home, even though some of her sisters were also in the monastery. OF PERPETUAL HELP Thérèse had a number of jobs among which was director of novices which meant Mondays after 10am Mass that she was responsible for the formation of those in their first year in the EXPOSITION` OF THE monastery. BLESSED SACRAMENT Over time, Thérèse’s spiritual life grew and developed and she began to see the importance of love of neighbour in her life. She also began to understand her own Thursday after 10am Mass flaws and her place in the great scheme of things. Though she prayed every day, until 5pm for extended periods of time she had great difficulty in prayer and felt that God Our Lady’s Carbally was not listening, but still she persevered. Her greatest contribution to spiritual Sunday at 11.30am development is known as her ‘Little Way’ in which she acknowledges her littleness and her failings and resolves to use them to help her to get to heaven. LOCAL CHURCHES Thérèse fell ill with tuberculosis and died in 1897. She was canonized in 1925, MASS TIMES named Patroness of the Missions in 1927, and a Doctor of the Church in 1999. St Thérèse is a reminder to us that even the imperfect and those who struggle with Church of the Immaculate Conception prayer, those whose life has known challenges, can still be counted among the Fenor greats in the Kingdom. Saturday Vigil at 6pm Sacred Heart Dunhill Relics of Saints Louis & Zélie Martin and their daughter, Saint Sunday at 9.30am. Thérèse (The Little Flower), will be in Holy Cross Church, Tramore, ----------------------------- for a Eucharistic celebration at 12.00 noon on Sunday, October 29. The Parish Radio Frequency can be found on your radio 105.4FM Those who bring roses with them on the day, may have them blessed in 'All services broadcast from Holy Cross Church. It can only be tuned in when a honour of St Thérése service is on.' Please remember in your Tramore & Carbally Parish Newslink Prayers …….. Saturday 14th Oct 10.00am Funeral Mass Those who have died recently: 7.30pm Margaret Murray, Ned & Toddy Murray & Mary Sweeney Maureen O’ Hanlon Jim Hewison Those whose Months mind occurs: Sunday 15th Oct 8.30am Philomena & Jim Gallagher 10.30am Mickey McNamara Stacey Power Those whose anniversary occurs: 12.00noon Funeral Mass Paddy & Alfie Hearn Monday 16th Oct 7.30am Lillian Fitzgerald Breda Widger 10.00am Nicky Mooney Lillian Fitzgerald Michael Power John Phillips Tuesday 17th Oct 7.30am Joseph Brophy Snr, (Roncalli) Cáit Daly 10.00am Thomas & Mary Murphy Petie Kiely (1st Anniversary) Those who were baptised recently: Weds 18th Oct 7.30am Teresa & Larry Swift Hannah Lynn Hessler 10.00am Paddy & Alfie Hearn Mason Dempsey Thursday 19th Oct 7.30am Ciarán & Rosie Drea & Margaret Spencer 10.00am Conor Manahan Friday 20th Oct 7.30am HOLY SOULS 10.00am William (Willie) Keogh . Congratulations to their parents Saturday 21st Oct 10.00am Michael & Anastasia McGurk & children Maureen & John and godparents. 7.30pm Thomas (Tommy) Doyle Collections Last Weekend: Sunday 22nd Oct 8.30am John Power (The Doneraile) 10.30am Tommy Butler Tramore: €3895 12.00noon James Crowley Carbally: €245 Carbally All events start at 8.00 pm. Sunday 15 th Oct 11.30am James & Johanna Dower, Kilmaquague. We thank you for your continued Sunday 22nd Oct 11.30am support . FamiliesThe Parish are Office requested Hours if they CONFIRMING OUR CHILDREN Next weekend, we welcome the children who are making their Confirmation in 2018, Mon & Tues .......... 9.30am-4pm and their parents to the first Mass of our parish preparation programme. Wed ...................... 9.30am-1pm (Closed Wednesday afternoon until further notice). At the Mass Sat 21 Oct 7.30pm we welcome the Children from Gaelscoil Philib Thurs .................... 9.30am-4pm. Barún & Glór na Mara. Friday................... 9.30am-3.30pm. On Sunday 22 Oct at 12.00 noon we welcome the children from Holy Cross School. Next Week’s Team 21/22 Oct Readers: Team A Please remember them in your prayers at this important time in their lives. Ministers: Team 2 Altar Servers: St Patrick ‘Mary our Mother, protecting and guiding us Secular Franciscan Order Cleaners : Team 5 through the realities of life’ Monthly Meeting will be held at The Sisters of _________________________________ Charity Convent, Tramore on Wednesday th Jesus said, “If anyone loves Me, he October 18 at 7pm. All welcome will keep My words and My father will love him, and we will come to him” The Parish Office Shop John 14:23 New stock has just arrived! Some lovely gifts, cards, calendars and children’s books. On Next weekend Oct 21/22 there During the month of October, we dedicate our thoughts to Mary our This is our last delivery before Christmas. Spiritual mother. Elma Walsh, mother of Donal Walsh RIP will Limited stocks available so please do not will be a second collection in aid of present to us her reflections on being a mother today, and having to delay! bear the cross of losing her son Donal to cancer. Elma will facilitate the missions taken up at all Masses this evening of reflection in the Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity, You are welcome to drop in and have a Waterford on Thursday 19th October at 7.30pm. All are welcome. browse. .
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