Fógraí / Newsletter October 18th 2020

Fr Michael Moynihan PP
Tel (066) 9151208/
087-6551902
18ú Deireadh Fómhair 2020 dingle@dioceseofkerry.ie
naomhmuire.wordpress.com

Masses/Aifrinn
St Mary’s Church, Dingle.
Sat 17ú 6.15pm

  1. Norah Daye (née Bowler) Deerpark, MM.
  2. Kathleen and Patrick Diver, Garrynadur.
  3. Joe O’Connor, Ballyroe, Tralee and late of Marian Park.
  4. Kieran and John Bambury, Bridge St.
    Sun 18ú 11.30am Mary and Greg Curran, Minard East.
    Mon 19ú 10.00am Private Intention
    Tues 20ú 10.00am Mary O’Connor, 1 The Mall and her sons Micheál and Gerard and grandson Joe O’Connor, Tralee and late of Marian Park.
    Céad 21ú 7.30pm Jim and Kitty Daly.
    Déard 22ú 10.00am Garry Partington, Binn Bán.
    Friday 23ú 7.30pm Bríd Slattery, Knocknahow and deceased members of the Higgins Family, Ballineetig.
    Sat 24ú 6.15pm
  5. Celsus Sheehy, Milltown, MM.
  6. Ann Margaret Nolan, Feoghanagh, 1ú CB.
  7. Michael and Mary Rayel and their son Patrick, Garfiney.
  8. Mary Theresa Coffey, (née Donnelly), Green St, and Kilcullen, Co. Kildare.
  9. Donnacha agus Bríd Uí Cheilleacháir agus Máire Ní Cheilleacháir, Baile na nÁtha.
  10. Molly and Seán Garvey and their son Tommy, Lugnagappall.
    Sun 25ú 11.30am Denny Kelliher, Imleach, Doonshean and deceased members of The Kelliher Family.
    (All these Masses will be available on the webcam only.)
    For Masses on Webcam visit our website and click on picture of St Mary’s sanctuary.

€€Online giving€€. You can now make a donation to the Parish online by clicking on the Donate button on our Parish website. Received to date €480.
Many thanks for your generosity.

Dues Envelopes
Fr Michael would like to thank you all for your continued support and generosity and all who have returned their Autumn and November Envelopes. Donations from these two envelopes support your priest’s income. Envelopes can be placed in the Building Fund boxes at the back of the Churches. If paying by cheque, please make it payable to Tigh an tSagairt. Spare envelopes are available at the back of the parish churches. Buíochas ó chroí for your continued support.

October is Mission month and normally there is a Diocesan Collection held this weekend October 17th/18th. If you would like to make a contribution, there are envelopes at the back of the Church which can be placed in the Building fund boxes.

Webinar on Solidarity in Mission – Explore the changing face of mission today on Thursday October 22nd at 7.30. To register email desbailey@dioceseofkerry.ie

Act of Spiritual Communion
My Jesus, I believe that you are
present in the Most Holy
Sacrament. I love you above
all things, and I desire to
receive You into my soul.
Since I cannot at this moment
receive You sacramentally,
come at least spiritually into
my heart. I embrace You as if
You were already there and
unite myself wholly to You.
Never permit me to be separated
from You. Amen.
Priest on duty this Sunday:
Fr Eamon Mulvihill: 066-7139145.

Prayer of St Teresa of Avila
Let nothing disturb you,
Let nothing frighten you,
All things are passing away:
God never changes.
Patience obtains all things
Whoever has God lacks nothing;
God alone suffices. Amen

A Prayer for Sustainability
As we breathe the very air which sustains us,
We remember your love, God which compels us.
Fill us with the spirit to seek understanding.
Empty us of apathy, selfishness and fear.
Fill us with compassion and generosity.
Empty us of all pessimism and hesitation.
Breathe into us solidarity with all who suffer
beneath the crossroads of pollution and poverty. Breathe us into action building your sustainable kingdom. (Source: Reflections collated by Anne M. Holton)

Thought for the day: The relationship between religious faith and public life is perplexing. In some societies, even today, there is virtually no difference between the two. In other, more secular societies, any expression of religious conviction is unacceptable in public. It is true of course that there is an appropriate distinction and even separation to be made, as indeed Jesus does make today in the Gospel. But on at least two issues, there is bound to be some crossover. Religious faith informs our values and in society today policies and laws must be grounded, not in a particular faith certainly, but in values nevertheless.
Prayer: Lord, we need your wisdom to tell what belongs to God and what belongs to Caesar. Send your Holy Spirit into the heart of all believers that we may be true to ourselves and tolerant towards people with whom we disagree.

The Rosary will take place every evening for the month of October, at 7.00pm, from St Mary’s Church via webcam.

Covid-19 – Level 3
Implications for Parishes
On midnight October 6th, the country moved to Level 3 restrictions for a period of 3 weeks. The impact on Parish activity and religious services is as follows:-

1. No Public Masses, masses on line only.

  1. Churches may remain open for private worship.
  2. In the case of funerals, a private funeral will take place due to Government advice regarding public gatherings. A maximum
    of 25 people may attend a funeral.
  3. Weddings may take place but no more
    than 25 people may attend.
  4. Baptisms are not permitted.
    Parish Offices will remain open but subject to strict compliance with all social distancing and hand sanitisation requirements. Face coverings must be worn by anyone visiting the Parish Office.

Mass Leaflets are available in the local shops in Dingle, Fionn Trá and Lios Póil, on our Parish Website and at the back of our 3 churches. Please drop one to the housebound.

Offertory Collection: €745. Míle Buíochas.

Feast of St John Paul II – October 22nd
O God, who are rich in mercy
and who willed that the Saint John Paul the Second should preside as Pope over your universal Church, grant, we pray,
that instructed by his teaching,
we may open our hearts to the
saving grace of Christ,
the sole Redeemer of mankind.
Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you
in the unity of the Holy Spirit,
one God, for ever and ever. Amen.

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