Fógraí / Newsletter April 11th 2021

Fr Michael Moynihan PP
Tel (066) 9151208/
087-6551902
11th April 2021 dingle@dioceseofkerry.ie
www.dingleparish.ie
Pray for Sr de Sales Horgan, Presentation Convent and late of Ballyhorgan, Lixnaw; John Paul Flannery, The Grove and late of Ashmount Terrace. Suaimhneas síoraí dá
n-anamacha.

Masses/Aifrinn
St Mary’s Church, Dingle.
Sat 10ú 6.15pm 1. Breda Brosnan, Garrynadur, 1ú CB. 2. Kathleen Lynch, Kilfountain and deceased members of the Bowler and Lynch Families. 3. Hannah O’Shea, An Baile Breac. 4. Thomas Kane, Co. Armagh.
Sun 11ú 11.30am 1. Hannie and Johnny Galvin, Doonties and Kitty and Tom Galvin, London. 2. Noreen Devane, Ardamore.
Mon 12ú 10.00am Private Intention.
Tues 13ú 10.00am Private Intention.
Céad 14ú 10.00am Private Intention.
Déard 15ú 10.00am Paroistéanaigh
Fri 16ú 10.00am Annascaul Intentions.
Sat 17ú 6.15pm 1. Seán Ó Muircheartaigh, Rathánain, MM. 2. Patrick Kennedy, Annascaul. 3. Muiris Dan and Nora O’Sullivan, John St. 4. Johnny Paud O’Sullivan, Ballinasteenig.
Sun 18ú 11.30am James Lambe, New York, his sister Cecilia Turtle, Isle of Wight, and late of Marian Park who died recently and their nephew Peter Devane and his sister Eileen Devane, Hartford.

(All these Masses will be available on the webcam only.) To join Masses on Webcam click on picture of sanctuary on our website dingleparish.ie

Offertory Collection: €1,634. Míle buíochas

Thought for the day: How did any of us make the journey towards faith in Christ? No doubt a great part of it is simply what we received – usually from family. At some point, did I make a conscious choice? Perhaps at other times, I felt like walking away from the faith project? What kept me going? Did a more personal ownership of faith result? Perhaps I can identify with the intuition of John O’Donahue, “Faith is helpless attraction to the divine.” In spite of everything, in spite of myself, somehow it is part of who I am. Prayer: Mysterious God, we are those who have seen and at the same time, not seen. Help to look beyond the simple gifts of each day to see you the giver behind – and in – every gift. Help us embrace the grace that we may know true blessedness in believing. Fr K O’Mahony OSA.

Pope Francis – Tweet: The first way to pray for someone is to speak to God about him or her. If we do this frequently, each day, our hearts are not closed, but open to our brothers and sisters. To pray for others is the first way to love them and it moves us toward concretely drawing near.

Many thanks to all who have returned your Easter Dues Envelopes and Trócaire Boxes. Dues envelopes, Offertory Envelopes and Trócaire contributions may be placed in the Building Fund boxes at the back of the 3 Parish Churches or to the Presbytery. NB: If paying by cheque please make cheque payable to Tigh an tSagairt for the Dues and Dingle Parish for Trócaire or payments to the Parish.

Recordings of daily Mass will be available on the Parish website each day. Funeral recording will be available for a month.
To receive the Parish Newsletter, by email, complete the Subscribe to Newsletter box on our website dingleparish.ie, also available in the local shops in Dingle, Fionn Trá and Lios Póil and at the back of our 3 churches. Please drop one to the housebound.
Priest on duty this Sunday:
Fr Eoghan Ó Cadhla 066-9156131.

Mass Cards are available from the Parish Office. You can ring 066-9151208 and we can arrange for you to call or the cards can be posted out to anyone who requires them.

Fratelli Tutti: A prayer to the Creator
Lord, Father of our human family,
you created all human beings
equal in dignity:
pour forth into our hearts a fraternal spirit
and inspire in us
a dream of renewed encounter,
dialogue, justice and peace.

Move us to create healthier societies
and a more dignified world,
a world without hunger, poverty,
violence and war.

May our hearts be open
to all the peoples and nations of the earth.
May we recognize the goodness and beauty
that you have sown in each of us,
and thus forge bonds of unity,
common projects, and shared dreams. Amen.
from Pope Francis’ encyclical, Fratelli Tutti.

Online giving You can make a donation to the Parish by clicking on the Donate button on our Parish website. €1,780.76 has been received online so far year. Many thanks for your generosity.

MABS runs a Helpline (0761 07 2000, Monday to Friday, 9am to 8pm) and also operates from over 60 locations nationwide. In Kerry, we can be contacted on mobile 087 4101355 or kerry@mabs.ie.

Trócaire boxes can be returned this week to the Church or Presbytery. Amount received to date: €6,270. Míle buíochas.

Vocations: “Peace be with you. As the Father has sent me, so am I sending you.” Is Jesus trying to send you to proclaim his truth and peace as a priest, sister or brother? Speak to your local priest or Diocesan Vocations Director, or email the National Vocations Office: email: info@vocations.ie

A Coronavirus Prayer
Loving and healing God,
we, turn to you in prayer,
confident that you are with us and with all people in every moment.

We stand before you as people of hope, trusting in your care and protection.
May your faithful love support us and soothe the anxiety of our hearts.

Generous God,
fill us with compassion and concern for others, young and old,
that we may look after one another in these challenging days.

Bring healing to those who are sick with the virus and be with their families. May those who have died rest in your eternal embrace.
Comfort their family and friends.

Strengthen and protect all medical professionals caring for the sick and all who work in our medical facilities. Give wisdom to leaders in healthcare and governance
that they may make the right decisions for the well-being of people.

We pray in gratitude for all those in our country who will continue to work in the days ahead in so many fields of life for the sake of us all. Bless them and keep them safe.

O God of creation and life,
we place ourselves in your protection.
May the mantle of your peace enfold us this day and tomorrow.
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May all the saints of God, pray for us. Amen.

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