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Mayobridge Parish Bulletin Mayobridge Parish Newsletter Sunday 8th November 2020 Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time ‘Stay awake because you do not know either the day or the hour’ Matthew 25: 1-13 Prayer for the deceased, raised in the trust that they dwell with God, extends its benefits to us too: it educates us in a true vision of life; it opens us up to true freedom, disposing us to the continuous search for eternal goods Pope Francis tweet Sunday 8th November 2020 Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time (50-2020) (Sunday Readings Cycle A – Weekday Cycle 2) PARISH OFFICE - Open Monday to Thursday 10.00am to 2.00pm For Anniversaries, Marriages or Baptisms phone 028 3085 0270 WEBSITE ADDRESS www.mayobridgeparish.com Bulletin News to Daniel Morgan 07929568392 or email [email protected] by Wednesday evening Email Information for parish website to [email protected] Parish website and webcam now functioning for the sick and housebound and for those who live far from home www.mayobridgeparish.com AL-NON FAMILY GROUP 028 9068 2368 www.al-anonuk.org.uk THE PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL email address is: [email protected] should a parishioner or visitor to the Parish wish to contact them SAFEGUARDING CHILDREN and ADULTS who require protection - Designated person for Dromore Diocese – Mrs Patricia Carville 0778991 7741 Parish Safeguarding Representative – Mrs Cathy Hillen 02830850270 Action on Elder Abuse Northern Ireland www.elderabuse.org/northernireland Freephone helpline 08 08 088141 Parish Hall - to book contact Thomas Gallagher 07831 272638 RECENTLY BAPTISED – We welcome into our faith community Oliver Patrick Burns son of Patrick and Sonya. RECENTLY DECEASED – We pray for the happy repose of the soul of Sr Malachy O’Farrell, St Clare’s Convent, Newry and also Mary Torley, Newry, mother of Gerard, who were interred recently. May they rest in peace DAY/DATE TIME ANNIVERSARIES All Masses streamed live from Church Webcam Sat 7th Nov 6.00pm Public Mass Mayobridge Parish: Michael Goss, Aughnagun; Paddy & Margaret Rooney, Arthur Rooney, Daniel & Pat Rooney, James & Annie Gribben & Deceased Family, Edentrumley Sun 8th Nov 11.00am Public Mass Mayobridge Parish: Mary McGlade, Cullion Road; Hugh John O’Hare, Edentrumley Wed 11th Nov 10.00am Kathleen Russell, Warrenpoint Sat 14th Nov 6.00pm Public Mass Mayobridge Parish: Patsy Gallagher, St Anne’s Park; Nicole Fegan, Crossan Road; Charlotte Morgan, Tamnaharry Hill Sun 15th Nov 11.00am Public Mass in Mayobridge Parish: MM Pat Butterfield, The Village Pearse Butterfield, Old Road; Hugh Grant (sen) St Anne’s Terrace; Peter & Eileen Magee, Edentrumley Road; John Keenan & Bridget Mastin, Edentrumley Road; Peter & Rose Anne Farrelly, Shrewsbury SAINT ANNE’S OIL AND CORD can be obtained from Mrs Lily Gribben, Tel – 028 3085 1424 MAYOBRIDGE PARISH Envelopes may be returned to the Letter Box at the main Front Door of the Convent BAPTISMS IN MAYOBRIDGE - Baptisms will resume in Mayobridge as normal. Each day we have three Baptisms with ten family members including baby. Mayobridge Parish First Sunday of the month at 12.30pm NOVEMBER DEAD LISTS November the month of the Holy Souls, we make a special effort to remember the Faithful Departed in our prayers and Masses, especially our own beloved family and friends. Dead Lists are placed on the Altar and are remembered in all Masses. Lists are available for each household in the Church porches and St Anne’s Shrine from today. They should be completed and returned as soon as possible to the Offertory Basket at any weekend Mass or placed in the Letter Box at the main Front Door of the Convent. It is customary to make an offering with each list STEWARDS ROTA Saturday 14th November Sunday 15th November Outdoor Stewards Helena Johnston Ann Fitzpatrick Collection Desi Kennedy Colm Gribben Track & Trace Siobhan Murphy Gillian Fitzpatrick Ushers Thomas O’Hare & Terry Grant 4 JPII Volunteers Side Door Helena Johnston Louise Kane COVID 19 TEAM WEEK 1 Start Monday 9th November Cleaning Rota Monday Gillian Fitzpatrick Michelle Gordon Tuesday Louise Kane Another Wednesday Bridget & Laura Grant Roisin Dwyer Thursday Carmel Bradley Deirdre Gorman Friday Veronica Ward Daniel Morgan Saturday Helena Johnston Another Sunday Another Another More volunteers required If you are unable to clean the Chapel on your agreed evening, it is very important that you please contact someone to swop or advise that you can’t attend so another volunteer can step in. This is to ensure the opening of the Chapel next day for private prayer. Thank you SPIRITUAL COMMUNION PRAYER - My Jesus, I believe that You are present in the Blessed Sacrament. I love You above all things, and I long for You in my soul. Since I cannot receive You sacramentally, come at least spiritually into my heart. As though You have already come, I embrace You and unite myself entirely to You; never permit me to be separated from You. Amen Remember a loved one with an Engraved Leaf on the Southern Area Hospice Memory Tree The Memory Tree is located in the Southern Area Hospice Memory Garden and provides a beautiful and meaningful way to remember a loved one whilst also helping the Hospice to continue delivering specialist palliative care to patients and support to their families. Call 028 3026 7711 for details or visit https://www.southernareahospiceservices.org/memory-tree _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ NEWRY DOMINICAN Saint Martin Novena Tuesday 3rd – Wednesday 11th November St Martin Novena this year will only be online. Unfortunately, the Church will not be open to the public during the Novena. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 11.00am & 7.30pm. Saturday 11.00am & Sunday at 7.30pm (Online only) NewryDominican.com/Novena (Usual Saturday Vigil & Sunday Morning Masses on 7th/8th open to the public.) We regret this year because of the Covid 19 pandemic that we are unable to facilitate people in the Church for the St Martin Novena. ______________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________ MAYOBRIDGE GAC ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING – will be held on Tuesday 8th December 2020 at 7.30pm. Nomination forms will be found on the club website. The meeting will most likely be virtually due to restrictions. BEST WISHES to Corey Quinn, Shane Annett, Mickey Walsh and all the Down Team in their USFC match v Fermanagh Sunday 1.30pm BBC2 Spiritual Communion What is Spiritual Communion? - Spiritual Communion is a way to be united with Christ when we are not able to physically receive the Eucharist. St Thomas Aquinas described it as “an ardent desire to receive Jesus in the Holy Sacrament, and a loving embrace as though we had received Him.” This was a practice very dear to the heart of St Alphonsus Liguori, founder of the Redemptorist Order. In this time of uncertainty, when we are encouraged to practice “Social Distancing,” let’s use St Alphonsus’ practice to be united in Spirit and in Prayer with one another and with Christ. How to make a Spiritual Communion: • Start with the Sign of the Cross. • Read and reflect on the readings of the day (you can go to https://www.catholicbishops.ie/readings/) , Mass Leaflets in Church porches at weekends or follow us livestreamed SATURDAYS AT 6PM AND ON SUNDAYS AT 10AM And Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 10am at • https://www.mcnmedia.tv/camera/st-annes-shrine-chapel-mayobridge or • http://www.mayobridgeparish.com/webcam-3/ • Have a real desire to be united with Christ. • Acknowledge your sins and ask for forgiveness. • Pray an Act of Spiritual Communion, such as this one inspired by St Alphonsus Liguori My Jesus, I believe that You are present in the Blessed Sacrament. I love You above all things, and I long for You in my soul. Since I cannot receive You sacramentally, come at least spiritually into my heart. As though You have already come, I embrace You and unite myself entirely to You; never permit me to be separated from You. Amen • Offer a Prayer of Thanksgiving. ACCORD Caring for Marriage building Relationships COVID-19 Couples & Relationships Support Line IF YOU NEED TO SPEAK TO AN EXPERIENCED COUPLES & RELATIONSHIPS COUNSELLOR DURING THIS TIME OF UNPRECEDENTED STRESS AND PRESSURE ON FAMILY LIFE...Contact: 028 9568 0151 003531 531 3331 9.00 am - 8.00 pm, Monday to Friday All calls charged at local rate Road improvement scheme for Newry Road, Mayobridge - The improvement work will extend approximately 1.2 kilometres from its junction with the Ryan Road to the introduction of the 30mph signs at the Newry side of Mayobridge. The scheme includes
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