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Sallynoggin / Glenageary Pearse Street, Sallynoggin Our Lady of Victories Sallynoggin / Glenageary Pearse Street, Sallynoggin Phone: (01) 2854667 email: [email protected] Website: www.sallynogginandglenagearyparish.com Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C, February 7th, 2016. Bulletin No:1098 MASS TIMES: Sunday 8.30am, 10am (Irish) 11.30am, 5.30pm Holy Days 6.30pm (Vigil), 9am 11.30am, 6.30pm Saturdays 9am, 6.30pm (Vigil) Monday - Friday 9am, 6.30pm PARISH STAFF Fr. Padraig Gleeson Parish Administrator St Kevin’s Presbytery, Pearse Street, Sallynoggin T: 01 2854653 M: 086 3549538 Fr. Michael Simpson Curate St. Petroc’s Presbytery, Pearse Street, Sallynoggin T: 01 2847024 Rachel Higgins Parish Secretary T: 01 2854667 E: [email protected] Office Hours 9.30 a.m.—12.30 p.m. weekdays (the parish office is located at the rear of St. Kevin’s Presbytery) The Season of Lent Why do we fast and abstain from meat? ‘when you fast, anoint your head and wash your face, that your fasting may not be seen by men but by your Father who is in secret; and your Father who sees in secret will reward you.” (Mt6:17-18 Fasting and abstinence from meat are traditional Christian penitential practices. Such acts of mortification help bring about interior conversion, especially during Lent as we prepare for celebrating the Resurrection of Christ at Easter. The season of Lent is a time in which the faithful prepare to celebrate the Paschal Mystery, the Passion, Death, Resurrection and Ascension of Christ. Lent is a particular time for penitential practices, and both fasting (abstaining from all foods for a period of time) and abstinence (abstaining from meat) have long been among the forms of voluntary self-denial Christians have practiced for this purpose. While Catholics are called to penitential practices throughout the year and especially during the season of Lent, the Church designates Ash Wednesday and Good Friday as days of fasting and abstinence, and all Fridays of Lent are days of abstinence from meat. The number forty is symbolic of preparation. The traditional forty days of Lent is reminiscent of the time that Christ spent in the wilderness, praying and fasting, before beginning his public ministry; the forty days and nights Moses was on the mountain before receiving the Law; the forty years that the Israelites wandered in the desert before entering the Promised Land; and the forty days from the Resurrection until the Ascension that Christ spent preparing his Apostles for their mission. The fasting and abstinence of Lent should remind us also of the Parable of the Prodigal Son, who experienced hunger and pain before repenting of his sins and returning home to his father. In like manner, our mortifications and penitential practices remind us of our dependence upon God the Father and our utter need for conversion so as to return to his mercy. Dates for the Diary... 7th February: Diocesan Anointing of the Sick in Merrion Road Church 10th February: Ash Wednesday - Day of Fast & Abstinence 14th February: Our Lady of Victories Anointing of the Sick 4th/5th March: 24 hour exposition for the Year of Jubilee 5th March: Talks on Mercy by Frances Hogan 8th March: St Patrick’s Novena begins 19th March: Parish Day of Fasting for the Year of Mercy Have mercy on us Lord for we have sinned Our Lady of Victories CONFESSIONS Saturday: 10.30 a.m.—11.30 a.m. 5.30 p.m.—6.15 p.m. BAPTISMS Celebrated on the First Sunday and Third Saturday of the month, arrangements having been made in person at the presbytery giving three weeks notice. EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Chapel open from 7.30 a.m. to 10.00 p.m. daily DIVINE MERCY Wednesdays from 2.45 p.m. to 3.45 p.m. Sunday 7th February Fifth Week in Ordinary Time Preparation Mass for Confirmation 5.30 p.m. Monday 8th February Miraculous Medal Novena Wednesday 10th February ASH WEDNESDAY Day of Fast & Abstinence Friday 12th February Stations of the Cross follow 6.30 p.m. Mass Saturday 13th February Benediction follows 6.30 p.m. Mass Please remember in your prayers the sick of the parish Niamh Byrne, Seán Ó Brádaigh, Cillian Ó Brádaigh, Gerard Smyth, Joe Martin, Jean Power, Mrs Hannah Johnston, Joe Whyte, Peig Úi Chadlaí Michael & Maureen Reid, Noel & Kay Goggins, Maura & Bill McAllister, Johnny Hoctor, Mary Boyle, Peggy Kavanagh, Jenny & Des Kelly, Vera Corrigan, Jack Roche, Mary Lennon, Therese O’Flaherty, Mary Cullen, Bríd Ó Carra, Annie Dalton, Leila Oliveira and her baby, Leonie O’Brien, Marian Sheridan, Anne O’Leary, Richard Byrne, Josie Potts, Philly Byrne and John Foley. If you would like us to pray for someone you know who is ill please contact the parish office with their name. MASS & ANOINTING OF THE SICK SUNDAY 14TH FEBRUARY 2016 at 3 P.M. Families and carers are asked to bring their elderly or housebound if possible. Should anyone require transport please contact the parish office. Refreshments will be provided in the Church following the Mass. All are welcome. Have mercy on us Lord for we have sinned Vigil Thurs 6.30 Pat Murray get well (female) 9.00 Michael & Katie McGovern & 8.30 For parishioners Laurence Fee + annivs 6.30 Special intention 10.00 Laurence & Mary O’Rourke + anniv Kathleen Maxwell + anniv Fri James & Molly Flood + anivs 9.00 Catherine Cotter + rec dec Miriam Brassill + rec dec 11.30 Harry Smith + anniv 6.30 Joanna Jordan get well Anne Walsh + months mind Annie Dalton get well Sat 9.00 Teresa Moylan birthday 5.30 Kathleen, Richard & Thomas Hayes + and 6.30 Margaret & Christopher Clancy + Mary Blake + anniversaries annivs Jim Larkin + anniv Helen Matthews + anniv Mon Margie Crimmins + 1st anniv 9.00 Seosamh Ó’Drisceoil + rec dec Lyla Shakespeare special intention Sun 6.30 Orla Quill + 1st anniv 8.30 For parishioners 10.00 Breandán & Áine Ó Cróinín 60th Tues wedding anniv 9.00 Emily & Mary Young & Martin McHale + Ossie McDonnell + b/day 6.30 Mary O’Gorman+ rec dec 11.30 Burke & Simmons Families + Christy O’Leary + anniv Wed Pat Moore + anniv 9.00 Jim O’Connor & Family + 5.30 Marie Kavanagh + anniv Mick & Anne King + Colette & Margaret Mooney + anniv 6.30 Eileen Kenny + rec dec Our Dear Departed+ Recently deceased: Peg Teeling, died in England originally from Honey Park. Anniversaries: Michael Kelly, Laurence & Mary O’Rourke, Kathleen Maxwell, James & Molly Flood, Harry Smith, Kathleen, Richard & Thomas Hayes, Mary Blake, Jim Larkin, Orla Quill, Michael & Katie McGovern, Laurence Fee. Please remember them in your prayers Our condolences to the family and friends of Derek Murphy formerly Pearse Villas Derek, his family and friends are remembered in our prayers Have mercy on us Lord for we have sinned Lent begins on Ash Wednesday the 10th of February. Let us take time to consider what we will do as individuals or as a community during the 40 days of preparation for the greatest Feast of our year, the Passion and Death of Jesus. Suggestions welcome! Visit to Lourdes Grotto, Oblate Fathers, Inchicore in honour of the Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes on the 11th of February. There will be a Guided Stations of Lourdes Mass at 7 p.m. the Cross every followed by a torchlight Friday during Lent procession. Fare €10. Bus after the 6.30 Mass. leaves Sallynoggin and Holy Family Church at 5.30 p.m. Please contact Don’t forget to buy a Catholic paper. Maria Monaghan 2856069 or Mary Flynn On sale at the paper table in the 2853694 (evenings only). Church at Sunday Masses. St Vincent de Paul Flood Relief Please collect your You are invited to a SOUP LUNCH on Ash Trócaire Wednesday 10th February from 12 noon until boxes from 2 p.m. In Our Lady’s Hall, Castle St., Dalkey the back of held by the combined parishes of the Assumption and St. Patrick’s Church. the Church. 300 Club Draw Winners of the January Draw First Prize: Dermot Kelly, Avondale Road . Second Prize: Hilda Conroy, Glenageary Ave. Third Prize: Jude Doyle, c/o O’Rourke Park. This concludes the first full year for the draw. The draw has brought in (after set up costs and prizes) € 25,055 which allowed for a contribution of €20,000 towards the new sound system and the renovations to the church (both inside and out). Once again thank you for taking part in the Draw and we hope you can see your way to continuing your support of it during 2016. You might also like to ask some of your friends to join and try their luck on a monthly basis ! (A full list of our lucky winners is available to see on our website) Have mercy on us Lord for we have sinned HAIR & BEAUTY COURSE Parents on Tour! A professional tutor will give this course in St. Kevin’s School are organising St. Kevin’s School over 6 weeks (start date guided trips to places of historical, 25th Jan). Cost €10 per class. Contact social or political interest plus a Angela Judge in St. Kevin’s on 086 0123578 for further information. nice bit of lunch! Guided by a tutor who will provide all the CRAFT SAMPLING historical background. Cost per On Wednesday’s at 11.30 in St. John’s trip is €4, the next dates are National School, Ballybrack, Gráinne Doyle Feb 23rd, April 12th and will take a craft class. Contact Angela Judge April 26th. If interested call for further information on 086 0123578. Angela Judge on 086 0123578 Wordsearch: Have mercy on us Lord for we have sinned S Readings for next M Sunday I First Reading: Deut 26:4-10 L E Responsorial Psalm: Ps 90 A Second Reading: Rm 10:8-13 W H Gospel Reading: Lk 4:1-13 I L E Dalkey Nov.
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