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Notices Carrigaline Citizen Information, Lions Youth Centre, Church Road We are a free, confidential, advice and advocacy service on all your rights and entitlements, income support, disability information, family matters plus many other topics. Opening hours 10:00 - 1:30 Tues, Wed and Thurs. Tel 0761 07 6940. The Irish Cancer Society’s Daffodil Centres (Cork University Hospital and the Bon Secours): Looking for volunteers to support cancer patients and their families. Duties will include - welcoming patients and their families into the centre, talking, listening and identify- ing their needs. Then signposting them to appropriate sources of information and support. Training will be provided. For more information please contact: Deirdre Murphy on 01 231 0564 or email [email protected] Day of Recollection at St. Benedict's Priory, Cobh, Co.Cork. The theme is "Seeking God in Family/Community Life with the Servant of God, Marie Adele Garnier, through her writ- ings" Saturday 27th January. 9am- 3.30pm. Lunch provided. Cost:Donation. 021 4811354 [email protected] HOLY LAND PILGRIMAGE EX CORK Walk in the footsteps of Jesus April 20-28 2018. This trip of a lifetime (fully guided) Highlights: A boat trip on the Sea of Galilee, visits to Nazareth, Cana, Jericho, The Dead Sea, Jerusalem, The Mount of Olives, Bethle- hem, etc. Trip includes: Return flights ex Cork, a comprehensive daily programme, entrance fees, 4* Hotels, dinner bed and breakfast throughout. Spiritual Director Fr Liam Crow- ley. For further Information and details please contact M AP Travel 01-8783111 or Tour Man- ager Jim Keogh 021 4885371 Mobile 087 2678793. Places are limited, allocated on first come first served Scór na bPáistí: Sunday Jan 28 th in Marian Hall Ballinhassig at 2.pm. Children in all Na- tional Schools are invited to compete. Contact your school, Sheila Murphy 087 768 6112 or Barry Cogan 087 8137990 Carrigaline Active Retired AGM: Thurs 25 th Jan at 2.30pm in the Parish Centre. Counselling at Low Cost: Are you in need of support and looking to talk to someone. Tel Alan 087 7474421. Wanted Maths Grinds for Higher Level Leaving Cert Student: Tel 0879034623 HealthCare Professional Carers Training Programme for Jobseekers: Comprehensive & Accredited Professional Training, Free of Charge. Applicants must be in receipt of Job Seekers / Social Welfare payment to qualify for entry. Places will be allocated through an inter- view process. Commencing on 20 th March 2018 (12 Day Course). For further details or to regis- ter Tel Claire 021 4536551 / [email protected] Man with A Van Delivery Service: Any job, anywhere, Removals house, apartment, office, attic, shed, garden cleaning, clear-outs to dump Tel 085 7638294 / 085 1977677 Chimney Cleaning: Professional Chimney & Stove Cleaning Service: Chimneys & stoves Brushed & Vacuumed Clean Service Fully In- sured Tel Steve 087 7038733. Carrigaline Chimney Sweep: Chimneys and Stoves and Fire back replacement. Tel Liam 085 7203893. Is Your Oil Boiler Running Efficiently? Boil- er Servicing / Repairs. Oil boilers all makes and models. Cork City and County Covered. Tel 087 6334113. PVC Windows and Doors Repaired: Tel Frank 087 2297706 MEDJUGORJE IRISH CENTRE PIL- GRIMAGES 2018: 7 nights B&B and Airport Shuttle service from €279 per person. Book any flight - any time and we provide guaranteed airport shuttle service. Call us for further info and book the dates that suit you. Tel. 01 443 4510 or email [email protected]. St. Vincent de Paul, Carrigaline for confidenal support call 270444 4 Sunday (B), 28 January, 2018 Readings Deuteronomy 18:15-20; Psalm 95 (94); 1 Corinthians 7:32-35; Mark 1:21-28 4 Sunday Year B 28 January 2018 About Mass Pope Francis uses the Wednesday audiences in St Peter’s square to teach us about living our faith. (In the cold weather the audiences are in the Paul XVI Hall) The theme he has chosen these Wednesdays is to help us beer appreciate and value the Mass. Pope Francis recognises that the importance of Sundays is diminished in our culture. “ We have lost the sense of Sunday”, he said. He answers quesons about the Mass so we can rediscover the great giſt God had given us. For example; Why do we make the sign of the Cross and Penitenal Rite at the beginning of Mass? What do the Readings at Mass mean? What is their purpose? Mass is not a show: it is going to meet the Lord. St Thomas the Apostle wanted to see and touch the nail wounds in Jesus’ body, in order to believe in him. What St Thomas asks of the Lord is what we all need: to see him, to touch him so that we may be able to know him. The Mass meets this human need, through what we touch and what we see. Why go to Mass on Sun- days? What can we answer one who says there is no need to go to Mass because what is important is to live well, to love one's neigh- bour? The Chrisan Sunday revolves around the Mass. What sort of Sunday is it without the encounter with the Lord? It's true that the quality of a Chrisan life is measured by the capacity to love.(Jn 13:35) But how can we pracce the Gospel without drawing the necessary energy to do so, Sunday aſter Sunday? We go to Mass not to give something to God, but to receive the grace and strength to remain faithful, with Him in us and among us. In today’s First Reading Moses announces God’s intenon to raise up a new prophet, into whose mouth God will put his own words. The Gospel shows how this new prophet is Jesus him- self, the great prophet for all mes. Jesus makes a deep impres- sion on the people because he speaks authority. He knows what he is talking about. His authority raises the lowly and fills the hun- gry. He includes people who are kept outside. It is the authority of the good Samaritan who looked aſter the vicm on the side of the road. We hear it, Sunday aſter Sunday, if we let it in.
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Carrigaline Citizen Information, Lions Youth Centre, Church Road We are a free, confidential, advice and advocacy service on all your rights and entitlements, income support, disability information, family matters plus many other topics. Opening hours 10:00 - 1:30 Tues, Wed and Thurs. Tel 0761 07 6940.
The Irish Cancer Society’s Daffodil Centres (Cork University Hospital and the Bon Secours): Looking for volunteers to support cancer patients and their families. Duties will include - welcoming patients and their families into the centre, talking, listening and identify-ing their needs. Then signposting them to appropriate sources of information and support. Training will be provided. For more information please contact: Deirdre Murphy on 01 231 0564 or email [email protected]
Day of Recollection at St. Benedict's Priory, Cobh, Co.Cork. The theme is "Seeking God in Family/Community Life with the Servant of God, Marie Adele Garnier, through her writ-ings" Saturday 27th January. 9am-3.30pm. Lunch provided. Cost:Donation. 021 4811354 [email protected]
HOLY LAND PILGRIMAGE EX CORK Walk in the footsteps of Jesus April 20-28 2018. This trip of a lifetime (fully guided) Highlights: A boat trip on the Sea of Galilee, visits to Nazareth, Cana, Jericho, The Dead Sea, Jerusalem, The Mount of Olives, Bethle-hem, etc. Trip includes: Return flights ex Cork, a comprehensive daily programme, entrance fees, 4* Hotels, dinner bed and breakfast throughout. Spiritual Director Fr Liam Crow-ley. For further Information and details please contact M AP Travel 01-8783111 or Tour Man-ager Jim Keogh 021 4885371 Mobile 087 2678793. Places are limited, allocated on first come first served
Scór na bPáistí: Sunday Jan 28th in Marian Hall Ballinhassig at 2.pm. Children in all Na-tional Schools are invited to compete. Contact your school, Sheila Murphy 087 768 6112 or Barry Cogan 087 8137990
Carrigaline Active Retired AGM: Thurs 25th Jan at 2.30pm in the Parish Centre.
Counselling at Low Cost: Are you in need of support and looking to talk to someone. Tel Alan 087 7474421.
Wanted Maths Grinds for Higher Level Leaving Cert Student: Tel 0879034623
HealthCare Professional Carers Training Programme for Jobseekers: Comprehensive & Accredited Professional Training, Free of Charge. Applicants must be in receipt of Job Seekers / Social Welfare payment to qualify for entry. Places will be allocated through an inter-view process. Commencing on 20th March 2018 (12 Day Course). For further details or to regis-ter Tel Claire 021 4536551 / [email protected]
Man with A Van Delivery Service: Any job, anywhere, Removals house, apartment, office, attic, shed, garden cleaning, clear-outs to dump Tel 085 7638294 / 085 1977677
Chimney Cleaning: Professional Chimney & Stove Cleaning Service: Chimneys & stoves Brushed & Vacuumed Clean Service Fully In-sured Tel Steve 087 7038733.
Carrigaline Chimney Sweep: Chimneys and Stoves and Fire back replacement. Tel Liam 085 7203893.
Is Your Oil Boiler Running Efficiently? Boil-er Servicing / Repairs. Oil boilers all makes and models. Cork City and County Covered. Tel 087 6334113.
PVC Windows and Doors Repaired: Tel Frank 087 2297706
MEDJUGORJE IRISH CENTRE PIL-GRIMAGES 2018: 7 nights B&B and Airport Shuttle service from €279 per person. Book any flight - any time and we provide guaranteed airport shuttle service. Call us for further info and book the dates that suit you. Tel. 01 443 4510 or email [email protected].
St. Vincent de Paul, Carrigaline for confidential support call 270444 4 Sunday (B), 28 January, 2018
Readings Deuteronomy 18:15-20; Psalm 95 (94); 1 Corinthians 7:32-35; Mark 1:21-28
4 Sunday Year B 28 January 2018
will and that we may grow in your love
About Mass Pope Francis uses the Wednesday audiences in St Peter’s square to teach us about living our faith. (In the cold weather the audiences are in the Paul XVI Hall) The theme he has chosen these Wednesdays is to help us better appreciate and value the Mass. Pope Francis recognises that the importance of Sundays is diminished in our culture. “ We have lost the sense of Sunday”, he said. He answers questions about the Mass so we can rediscover the great gift God had given us. For example; Why do we make the sign of the Cross and Penitential Rite at the beginning of Mass?
What do the Readings at Mass mean? What is their purpose? Mass is not a show: it is going to meet the Lord. St Thomas the
Apostle wanted to see and touch the nail wounds in Jesus’ body, in order to believe in him. What St Thomas asks of the Lord is what we all need: to see him, to touch him so that we may be able to know him. The Mass meets this human need, through what we touch and what we see. Why go to Mass on Sun-
days? What can we answer one who says there is no need to go to Mass because what is important is to live well, to love one's neigh-bour? The Christian Sunday revolves around the Mass. What sort of Sunday is it without the encounter with the Lord?
It's true that the quality of a Christian life is measured by the capacity to love.(Jn 13:35)
But how can we practice the Gospel without drawing the necessary energy to do so, Sunday after Sunday? We go to Mass not to give something to God, but to receive the grace and strength to remain faithful, with Him in us and among us. In today’s First Reading Moses announces God’s intention to raise up a new prophet, into whose mouth God will put his own words. The Gospel shows how this new prophet is Jesus him-self, the great prophet for all times. Jesus makes a deep impres-sion on the people because he speaks authority. He knows what he is talking about. His authority raises the lowly and fills the hun-gry. He includes people who are kept outside. It is the authority of the good Samaritan who looked after the victim on the side of the road. We hear it, Sunday after Sunday, if we let it in.
Church Notices
Booking Baptisms, Masses and Marriages A priest is available in the Church Sacristy, 7pm - 8pm, on Mondays, (not Bank Hols), to accommodate booking Marriages, Masses and Baptisms. The child’s birth certificate is needed when booking Baptism, 3 weeks in advance.
How to book
Mass Times
Saturday Vigil Mass: 6 pm
Sunday Masses:
8.30am,10am,11.15am &12.30pm
Weekdays
Mon—Fri 9.30am, Saturdays 11.30am
First Friday 9.30am & 7.30pm
Bank Holidays 11.30 am
Church Holidays 7.30pmVigil, 10am, 11.30am, 7.30pm.
Confessions: Saturday: 12 noon and on request
Adoration of Blessed Sacrament
Sundays 2pm-8pm October - March
Mondays: Holy Hour after 9.30am Mass.
Baptisms: Saturdays:
12.30pm, 4pm & 5pm
(3 weeks notice required)
Tuesday to Friday: Rosary after 9.30am Mass.
Tuesdays after Mass: Cuppa in Parish Centre & Preparation for Sunday Readings. All are welcome.
Legion of Mary: Parish Centre Tuesdays 7pm
Lectio Divina Thursdays 10.15,Parish Cen-tre. Reading & Meditation on next Sunday’s Gospel. All are welcome.
If you need a Priest in an Emergency phone the Priest on duty at 087 2302108
Priests
Fr. Pat Fogarty Tel 4371684
Fr. Charles Nyhan Tel 4371860
Fr. Aidan Cremen Tel 4372229
Parish Centre: Tel 4371109
Email: [email protected]
Office Hours: Mon-Fri. 10am -1pm.
Presentation Sisters Tel 4372718
Daily Mass on Radio 106.5fm Sun 11.15 am; Mon– Fri 9.30 am; Sat 11.30 am, Holy Days 11.30am
St Dominics’ Retreat Centre Ennismore
Leadership: Creating holistic styles of leadership that foster awareness, compassion, creativity and transfor-mation (through input, discussion, film, meditation, etc) Pat and Martina Lehane Sheehan Time: 10.30a.m. – 4.30p.m. Saturday 3rd February 2018 Cost €60
Please pray for
Seán O’Sullivan Kilnagleary
Sally McCormack
Leaba i measc na naomh go raibh acu!
Thursday 1 February Feast of St Brigid, one of our patron saints. Saint Brigid's Cross According to legend, Brigid made a cross from rushes for a dying man that she baptised. Many homes have a Saint Brigid's Cross in honour of the saint, to keep the home safe. Brigid is also the patron of the dairy and her cross was tradition-ally placed in the dairy to bless and protect the stock.
Baptism
We welcome the newest members to our Christian family
Conaill James Clancy Kate Michele Hogan Jason Brian Levis – Kelleher Isaac Denis Lynch-Hare Louis John Foley Conor Daniel Cronin
Aifreann Dé Domhnaigh as Gaeilge
4ú Feabhra -- 10am
***Note change of date
Mass leaflets as Gaeilge available .
Tá fáilte roimh amhránaithe go dtí An Cór don Aifreann Cleachtadh don Chór 8pm Dé Máirt 30ú Eanair (Parish Centre)
Friday 2 February Candlemas Day: Feast of the
Presentation in the Temple This is a festival of light, where candles are blest. Mary and Joseph brought Jesus to the temple with the offering of the poor, two turtle doves. The symbol of the candle-light recalls when Simeon and Anna, after years of praying and waiting in the temple, recognised The Infant Jesus as Christ, the Light of the world. "A light of revelation to the Gentiles, and the glory of Your people Israel."
St. Blaise and the Blessing of Throats Sat 3 February. St. Blaise was a physician and Bishop in Armenia in the 4th
century. He healed people and animals. Legend tells that sick animals would come to him on their own for help, but would never disturb him at prayer! As bishop he taught his people by his example, how to live a holy life . His holiness was confirmed by many miracles. Crowds came to him to cure bodily and spiritual suffering. The governor of Cappadocio arrested him as a Christian. Blaise was taken to prison, but on the way he prayed to God on the behalf of a child who was choking to death on a fish bone. The child was cured, which led to the sacramental blessing of throats on Blaise’s feast day. Blaise is a patron saint of throat illnesses, animals, and vets.
