Notices

St. Vincent de Paul, Carrigaline for confidential support Call 4270444

Vocations Weekend for Women.St Mary's Abbey Glencairn .25th -27th October. Take some time to listen more deeply to Gods voice in your life and consent to be led for-ward on Gods path for you. Maybe you have a Cistercian vocation?

Ennismore Retreat Centre: Upcoming Con-versations 14th October :Stress, friend or foe? Patrick Sheehan, Psychotherapist What René Girard would say to Mr. Trump! Michael Kirwin, SJ, TCD 2nd Oct 7:30pm -9:15pm Cost €10/Donation

Biblical View Presented by Gerry O’Hanlon SJ Author of “The Quiet Revolu-tion of Pope Francis: A Synodal Catholic Church in Ireland; Theology in the Public Square” and “A New Vision for the Catholic Church” Sat 9th Nov Sacred Heart Parish Centre, Western Rd 10am -1pm Cost €10 For information and bookings email: corkscripturegroup@gmail.com. All are welcome. No previous bible study required.

“UnPlannned”: showing in all Omniplex cinemas and some IMC cinemas around the country at the moment, is getting very positive reviews. You can see it at your local cinema . Bring a friend. Phone your local cinema to find out when it is being screened

Alzheimer Society of Ireland: Dementia Awareness evening at Crosshaven Community Centre Thurs 24th Oct at 8pm – 9pm with Vanessa Bradbury.

Our Lady of Fatima Rosary Prayer Group: Annual procession around the Lough Cork (weather permitting). On Sun 27th Oct 2019 Assembling at The Church of The Im-maculate Conception The Lough Adoration followed Rosary at 2.30pm procession starts at 3pm. General enrolment of the Brown Scapu-lar after procession and Benediction in the Church. Brown Scapulars will be distributed Free of Charge on the day.

Are You or Your Family Affected by Gam-bling? Meetings in Carrigaline on Min 7pm – 8pm , Thurs 7-8pm and Sat 2-3pm for More information Tel G-A at 087 2859552

Monster Fund Raising Bingo in Aid of Marymount Hospice in Memory of Jean O’Mahony. Carrigaline Ct Hotel on Wed 6th November at 8pm Your support would be ap-preciated

Carrigaline Meals on Wheels Urgently Need Drivers. Approx 1 ½ hrs per month. Own car needed. Please Tel. Mary at 087 9350642 or Eleanor at 087 2329506.

Within the framework of an EU-funded Erasmus + Project,: The association Multi-lingual Café is looking for refugee and mi-grant families in Ireland, speaking languages other than English and having children aged under 5, If you wish to be part of the project and accept to be interview (anonymously) please get in touch with Dr. Isabelle O’Neill giving name, phone number and email ad-dress.– con-tact@multilingualcafe.com Countries par-ticipating: Ireland, France, Poland, Belgium, Netherlands and Cyprus.

Handyman Available: No job too small. Flatpack furniture assembly, hanging of blinds, curtains, pictures and Mirrors, painting, filing and general maintainence. Tel Derek 086 0789449

PVC Windows and Doors Repaired.: Tel Frank 087 2297706

ChimneyCleaning: Professional Cleaning service chimneys & stoves brushed and vacu-umed, Camera Inspection Nest removal, clean service and great rates fully insured. Tel Ste-phen 087 7038736

Volunteer opportunities open now in SERVE is a development and volunteering organisation committed to tackling poverty in the majority world.: projects that enhance the lives of children and young people, with focus on gender equality. ( See inside for details).

30 Sunday (C) 27 October 2019 Readings: Sirach 35:12-14, 16-18; Ps 34 (33); 2 Timothy 4:6-8, 16-18; Luke 18:9-14

Sunday 27 October 2019

Two men went up to the temple to pray, a Pharisee and a tax collector The Pharisee boasted how good he was, how he prayed, fasted and kept the religious observances. He despised the tax collec-tor, a traitor, public sinner, ashamed to come further than the door. Pope Francis said, “He prays to himself as if look-ing at a mirror instead of looking to God, as if he owned the temple.”

Nowadays it’s the other way round: our ‘trend setters’ brag about their lack of observance and non belief. People of faith keep their heads down in public for fear of ridicule and antagonism. Where am I?

“God has a weakness, a weakness

for the humble. Before a

humble heart, God opens his heart

totally.”Pope Francis

Thank you for your prayers and generosity towards the World Mission Sunday spe-cial collections at all the Masses last weekend. Your kindness will help missionaries and struggling people to form and sustain communities of hope and faith. Please know that your continued kindness towards World Mission Sunday makes transformative differ-ences in the lives of people who are suffering.

You can still support World Mission Sunday if you didn’t get a chance last Sunday!

You can also donate online at www.wmi.ie/ donate or visit to find out more about World Missions Ireland, and learn how they share out the funds collected in the parishes every Mission Sunday.

In November we remember our dead. Our remembering is filled with hope in Our Lord’s promise, “I am the resurrection and the life”. We invite you to include the names of your loved ones in the novena for the dead, beginning on the Feast of All Souls, Sat. 2nd until Sun.10th Nov. (Envelopes are available in the church.) Prayers and Blessing the Graves @3pm, Sunday 3rdNovember, in St Mary’s Cemetery.

Mass of Remembrance for those who died this past year will be celebrated on Friday 8th November @7.30pm

Heaven’s morning breaks And earth’s vain shadows flee. In life, in death, O Lord, Abide with me. St J H Newman

Church Notices

Booking Baptisms, Masses and Marriages A priest is available in the Church Sacristy, 7pm-8pm, on Mondays, (not Bank Hols), for booking Marriages, Masses and Baptisms. The child’s birth certificate is needed when booking Baptism. Please book Baptism 3 weeks in advance.

To book a Baptism

Saturdays 11.30 am Sunday Vigil Mass: 6 pm

Sunday Masses 8.30am,10am,11.15am &12.30pm

Weekday Masses 9.30am

Confessions: Saturdays 12noon and on request

Adoration of Blessed Sacrament Sundays 2pm-8pm 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: share a cuppa and Prepare for Sunday’s Readings. All welcome

Legion of Mary: Parish Centre Tuesdays 7pm

Taizé Prayer @8pm Wed nights in Parish Centre. All welcome

Lectio Divina Thursdays 10.15 am, Parish Centre. Reading & Meditation on next Sunday’s Gospel. All are wel-come.

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: carrigparishcen-tre@eircom.net

Office Hours: Mon-Fri. 10am -1pm.

Presentation Sisters Tel 4372718

Daily Mass on Radio 106.5fm Sundays 11.15 am; Mon– Fri 9.30 am; Saturdays 11.30 am, Holy Days 11.30am Radio Maria Ireland Saorview Channel 210

Holyday Fri 1 Nov Feast of All Saints 7.30pm (Vigil), 10am,11.30am Because it’s 1st Friday also 7.30pm Sat 2 Nov Feast of All Souls 11.30am

November Novena for our beloved dead

Friday 2 Nov– Sunday 10 Nov

Please pray for

Josephine McCarthy Kilmoney Road

Leaba i)measc na naomh go raibh aici!

Baptism Welcome to our Parish Family

Eliza Jean Tobin David Spolinski Myles Noel Galwey Jacob Bertie Martin who were baptised on Saturday

Children’s Special Mass for the Missions 11.15am next Sun 27 Oct

Autumn Station Mass in the home of Marie Murphy

this Friday 25 Oct @ 7.30pm

for residents of Rose Hill, Commeen,

Ballnvarosig, Ballinlining

Pope Francis Verifi ed accoun@Pontifex Go and show love to everyone, because your life is a precious mission:it is not a burden to be borne, but a gift to offer. #Extraordinary Mission

“God has created me to do Him some definite service. He has committed some work to me which He has not committed to another. I have my mission. I may never know it in this life, but I shall be told it in the next. I am a link in a chain, a bond of con-nection between per-sons. He has not created me for naught. I shall do good; I shall do His work. St. John Henry Newman