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Pope’s Intentions for April

For the Use of the New Technologies; Let us pray that the use of the new technologies will not replace human relationships , will respect the dignity of the person, and will help us face the crises of our times.

Housekeeping

There is one item in ‘housekeeping’ at the moment: Just a message to those at Masses who are between 3rd class and Leaving Cert — we are looking for volunteers to serve on the altar. In the past it went…
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A Heartfelt Thank You from Community Connect

Community Connect extends a huge thank you to everyone who contributed to our recent ‘Drive and Drop’ Appeal on March 23rd, Your generosity makes our work possible, and we truly couldn’t do it without you. Thanks to your support, our…
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Quote for the Week

On being told he had leukaemia, St. Carlo Acutis said this to his parents: “God has given me a wake-up call.”

HOLY WEEK

Next Sunday, the 13th April, is Palm Sunday, the beginning of Holy Week. The liturgy and sacraments for the week are as follows: Holy Rosary Monday 14th Masses 8am and 10am Tuesday 15th Masses 8am and 10am Penitential Service (with…
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Mass times

Sunday Masses: Holy Rosary, Vigil 6.10pm; Morning 8am, 10am and 12 Noon. Ballintotis: 10.30am Weekdays: Monday to Friday, 8am and 10am; Saturday 10am.

Pope’s Intentions for March

For families in crisis: “Let us pray that broken families might discover the cure for their wounds through forgiveness, rediscovering each other’s gifts, even in their differences. ”.

Lenten Activities

Lenten Activities: Prayer Services on Sundays of Lent @ 5pm in Holy Rosary.

Feast Days

Tuesday, April 1st, St. Ceallach (Celsus) was born in 1080. He became abbot of Armagh in 1105 and was ordained priest. He was influenced by the reform then in progress in Munster. He presided at the Synod of Rathbreasail in…
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Housekeeping

There are two items in the ‘housekeeping’ section this week. First Friday — At the turn of the year between New Year’s Day and the Feast of the Epiphany, there was a weekend with the usual Masses and the ‘First…
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