Cosán na Naomh/ Parish Pilgrimage 2023
Rota to August 2023

Message from Fr Michael Moynihan

A beautiful old story tells of how Jesus, after his Ascension into Heaven, was surrounded by the Holy Angels who began to enquire about his work on earth.  Jesus told them about his birth, life, preaching, death, and Resurrection, and how he had accomplished the salvation of the world.  The Archangel Gabriel asked, “Well, now that you are back in Heaven, who will continue your work on
earth?”  Jesus said, “While I was on earth, I gathered a group of people around me who believed in me and loved me.   They will continue to spread the Gospel and carry on the work of the Church.” Gabriel was perplexed.  “You mean Peter, who denied you thrice and all the rest who ran away when you were crucified?  You mean to tell us that you left them to carry on your work? And what will you do if this plan doesn’t work? What’s your Plan B?”  Jesus said, “I have no other plan — it must work.” — Truly,
Jesus has no other plan than to depend on the efforts of his followers!   
As Christians our mission is to go out to the whole world and tell of the greatness of God.  By our lives, by what we say and do and by who we are.  For the disciples in the gospel of the Ascension, (Mt 28:16-20) there was going to be change.  Jesus was leaving them.  He gave them a promise and he gives to each of us a promise.  I will be with you always until the end of time.  Our prayer today is that we will always know the presence of God in our lives.  While other aspects may change, that promise remains.  I am with you always until the end of time.   
The Kerry Diocesan Pilgrimage to Knock will take place on Saturday August 26^th. A bus is being organised from the Corca Dhuibhne Pastoral Area, (numbers dependent). If you are interested in travelling, contact Cathy on 086-0520915 by Friday May 26^th. The bus will depart Dingle at approx. 6.30am. Cost is likely between €25 – €35 depending on numbers travelling. We  pray that it will be a summer of safety and health for all and a time to enjoy the blessings that God sends our way.

Fr Michael

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Mass Time Table
Naomh Muire an Daingin / St Mary’s, Dingle

Saturday Evening  – Vigil :  6.15pm (English – Pooled Intention Masses)
Sunday Morning  11.30am (Gaeilge 1st Sunday of each month )

Masses This Week in St Mary’s Church, Dingle.

Masses/Aifrinn

St Mary’s Church, Dingle.
Sat 16ú 6.15pm 1. Celsus Sheehy, Milltown. 2. Nora Daye, Deerpark; 3. Seán O’Sullivan, Feothanach, MM.
Sun 17ú 11.30am Bridget and John Walsh, Baile na nÁtha and their deceased children.
Mon 18ú 10.00am Sa Díseart
Tues 19ú 10.00am Robert and Irene Goldkopf and Wayne Woodtke, USA.
Wed 20ú 10.00am Private Intention.
Thurs 21ú 10.00am Paróisteánaigh.
Fri 22ú 6.15pm Ella Kelliher, Burnham 1ú CB.
Sat 23ú 6.15pm 1. John Paul McKenna, Ardamore, MM. 2. Eileen Collins, Avondale. 3. Angela McCarthy, Milltown.
Sun 24ú 11.30am Bebe and Jimmy Lynch, Cluais.

Naomh Eoin Baiste, Lios Póil
Sun, 24ú 10.00am Mary Egan, née Curran, 1ú CB, Cork and Minard East and her aunt Mary Curran, London and Minard.

Naomh Caitlín, Fionn Trá
Sat 30ú 7.30in Intinn Príobháideach.

Weekday Masses*
All weekday Masses are at 10.00am except on Friday and Sat at 6.15pm
*(Occasionally subject to variation or cancellation due to Funeral Masses or Pattern/Graveyard Masses – Please consult newsletter or parish noticeboard)

Naomh Eoin Baiste, Lios Póil / St John the Baptist, Lispole

• Sunday 10.00am every other Sunday

Naomh Caitlín, Fionn Trá / St Catherine’s, Ventry

• Saturday 7.30pm every other Saturday as Gaeilge in Séipéal Naomh Caitlín

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