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PARISH of ARDFERT Date 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time Parish of Ardfert 11 July 2021 ST BRENDAN’S CHURCH, ARDFERT & SACRED HEART CHURCH, ❖ Ardfert Parish Office is closed next week 19 – 23 July. If you need a priest urgently please contact Fr Pat on 087 6709491. KILMOYLEY ❖ The parish newsletter is available online at www.dioceseofkerry.ie. Parish Priest: Fr Pat Crean-Lynch: 087 6709491 ❖ Parish Finance Council Update: A further €10,000 was repaid from the Capital Parish office: 066 7134131; parish e-mail: [email protected] Fund to Kerry Pariochial Trust last week. The balance owing is now €230,702. Safeguarding Children in the Diocese of Kerry: contact 087 6362780 ❖ Parish Offering Envelopes can be posted securely through the letterbox of the Priest on duty this Sunday: Fr Michael Hussey: 087 2386084 parish office. The Parish Finance Council thanks you for your continuing support of our parish and our priest at this difficult time. RECENT DEATHS: Mark Lenihan, Casement’s View, Ardfert. Matt Griffin, Ovens, Co Cork and formerly Lerrig, Ardfert. Saint Benedict (480 – 547) – Feast Day: 11th July Masses for week commencing Sunday 11 July – St Brendan’s Church, Ardfert Saint Benedict is one of the six Patron Saints of Europe. The others are the two Sun 11.00 am Lily & Sonny Harris, Ardrahan (38th & 31st annivs) brothers from Thessalonika in Greece, Cyril (825 – 869) and Methodius (826 – 885), Mon 10.00 am Rita Caball, Ashe Street, Tralee (26th anniv) and her husband Bridget of Sweden (1303 – 1373), Catherine of Siena in Italy (1347 – 1380) and the Ned and son Bobby German Saint Teresa Benedicta of the Cross or Edith Stein (1891 – 1942). The Feast Tues 10.00 am Day of Saint Cyril and Saint Methodius is 14th February, that of Saint Bridget of Tues 12 noon Requiem Mass for Mark Lenihan, Casement’s View Sweden 23rd July, that of Saint Catherine of Siena 29th April and that of Saint Teresa Weds 10.00 am Andy and Jane Crean-Lynch, Clash East, Tralee (Wedding Benedicta of the Cross 9th August. Anniversary Remembrance) Saint Benedict (480 – 547) and his twin sister Saint Scholastica (480 – 543) are Thurs 10.00 am Special Intention believed to have been born into a wealthy family in Norcia in the region of Umbria in Fri 10.00 am Mass for all the People of the Parish Italy around the year 480. He received a very good education in Rome. However Fri 11.00 am – 12 noon Eucharistic Exposition and Adoration the low morals of the people in Rome at that time disgusted him and so he left the Sun 11.00 am Sheila McCarthy, Ardfert; Nancy Lenihan, Casement’s View eternal city to settle in Enfide about 40 miles away. Then around 500 he went to the Masses for week commencing Sunday 11 July – Sacred Heart Church, Kilmoyley nearby wild and remote area of Subiaco and lived there as a hermit in a cave for the Sat 7.00 pm next three years. His life of prayer and solitude attracted people to him and over the Fri 7.00 pm “The Holy Souls from Ardfert Parish” next 20 years about 12 monasteries of monks opened in that area. Sat 7.00 pm Peter Nolan, Kilcooley In the year 530 having left the Subiaco area Benedict founded the great monastery READERS next weekend: Kilmoyley 7 pm: Mary O’Carroll of Monte Cassino which is on a hilltop between Rome and Naples. He was abbot of Ardfert 11 am: Fidelma Cronin this monastery until his death on 21st March 547. Monte Cassino became the focal point for western monasticism. The monks there followed the Rule of Saint Benedict All Masses are now live-streamed. Visit www.dioceseofkerry.ie and go to Ardfert which he first wrote in 516 while in Subiaco. The Rule encouraged the monks to Parish page and click on either the Ardfert or Kilmoyley church link or visit devote eight hours per day to prayer, eight hours to sleep and eight hours to manual www.churchmedia.tv and search for either Ardfert or Kilmoyley church work, sacred reading and/or works of charity. ❖ We welcome into the Christian community baby Zoey Eleanor, daughter of Act of Spiritual Communion. My Jesus, I believe that You are present in the Most Karen O’Mahony & Daniel Donovan, Tubrid Beg and baby Paige Noreen, Holy Sacrament. I love You above all things, and I desire to receive You into my daughter of Karen O’Leary & Damien Wallace, Tralee. soul. Since I cannot at this moment receive You sacramentally, come at least ❖ MONSTER RAFFLE in aid of COMFORT for CHEMO will take place in Casement’s spiritually into my heart. I embrace You as if You were already there and unite View on 1 August 2021. Tickets are €10 and are on sale in Ardfert Post Office myself wholly to You. Never permit me to be separated from You. Amen. and Lerrig Stores or contact Brenda on 086 3317101 or Nicole on 087 6690988. .
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