Parish Newsletter- 10th October 2021

Week ahead Mass Intentions
Saturday 30th October @7.00pm
Clara
Willie Egan. Ann Heffernan
Sunday 31st October @10.00am
Horseleap
Brigid, Terry & Liam McGuinness.
Deceased of the Coughlan Family.
Sunday 31st October @11.30am
Clara
Elizabeth Murtagh (Month’s Memory). Catch Berry. Marie Malone. Madge Hamill.
Monday 1st November @10.00am
Horseleap
ALL SAINTS’ DAY
Monday 1st November @7.30pm
Clara
Bob Moran.
Tuesday 2nd November @10.00am
Horseleap
ALL SOULS’ DAY
Tuesday 2nd November @7.30pm
Clara
For all on the Parish Lists of the Dead.
Wednesday 3rd November @7.30pm
Clara
St. Malachy
Thursday 4th November @10.00am
Clara
St. Charles Borromeo
Friday 5th November @10.00am
Clara
St. Martin de Porres
Saturday 6th November@10.00am
Clara
All the Saints of Ireland
Saturday 6th November@7.00pm
Clara
Michael Malone. Baby Lucy Mullen.
Sunday 7th November@10.00am
Horseleap
Johnny & Margaret Hanlon.
Sunday 7th November@11.30am
Clara
Paddy, Eileen & John O’Meara. Carmel & Des Dillon.
Pat & Elizabeth and Deceased of the Flattery Family

Adoration of the Blessed Eucharist
Jesus says 'Come to me all you who labour and are burdened and I will give you rest.'
Monday & Friday - 5.00-6.00pm
Tuesday & Wednesday – after 7.30pm Mass to 9.00pm.
All are welcome!

October is the Month of the Missions and this year the theme is;
“We cannot remain silent!”


Pope’s October Prayer Intention:
‘May All Christians be Missionary Disciples’
Pope Francis releases his Prayer Intention for the month of October, calling on everyone to pray that all Christians might be Missionary Disciples and open to the demands of the Church evangelizing mission.


Message from Bishop Deenihan on Safeguarding Sunday!
“Create a culture of welcome in our parishes for the involvement of our young people”.
The past nineteen months have been difficult for everyone. The Church has also experienced the isolation and disconnection that has characterised the pandemic. The experience of broadcast liturgies without a congregation is an experience that we do not wish to return to and highlighted the importance of participation by the community, the body of Christ. Thankfully, over the last few weeks and again this month, we are seeing an easing of restrictions and a consequent return to ‘normality’. As the past year and a half has seen the disappearance of participation by readers, choirs and servers, as restrictions disappear, it is vital that different ministries are exercised, parishioners of all age groups return to worship and our parishes are seen as places of welcome and participation. One of the more unfortunate consequences of the pandemic was the disappearance of young people from participation in our liturgies, be it as servers, readers or choir members. We now have an opportunity to restore that participation and adherence to safeguarding procedures provides the confidence and reassurance to do that. I want to thank all those who are involved in safeguarding in our parishes and in our diocese. You provide the means through which our young people can be involved and you give confidence to all of us. At this time of return, your role is more important than ever. As we celebrate Safeguarding Sunday, let us commit ourselves once again to following safeguarding procedures and creating a culture of welcome in our parishes for the involvement of our young people.


Collections for 2nd/3rd October
Development Fund: €1,375; Plate: €185; Offerings: €1,855
Thank you!


Congratulations to the students from Scoil Phroinsias Naofa who made their First Holy Communion this weekend. Thanks to their parents and teachers for their great work in preparing the children during these difficult times. May they come to know Jesus as their friend in the Bread of Life.

Clara Community & Family Resource Centre: QQI Level 5 Course Healthcare Support Programme starting in October.

Active Retirement Group every Wednesday 2.30pm – 4.30pm.

Meals On Wheels contact Shirley on (087) 979 9663 or (087) 217 5998.

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