An Dara Domhnach Fichead Saor 29/8/2010
Pray for Fr Micheál Galvin, Rock St., Tralee and formerly Parish Priest of Ballybunion; Pat Lawless, Limerick and Dún Chaoin; Micheál Baker, Comeen; Kevin & David Breen, Áine O’Riordan and Brian Coffey who died tragically in the Killarney road accident.
Solas síoraí dá n-anamacha.
Priest on Call for the Corca Dhuibhne Pastoral Area is: Fr. Michael Hussey – Tel 066 7139145.
Masses/Aifrinn
ST. MARY’S CHURCH
| Sat/Sath. 28ú | 8.00pm | Hannah Moriarty, Inch, CB. |
| Sun/Domh. 29ú | 9.00am | Hannah and Patrick Leahy, Beenbawn, CB |
| 11.30am | Missa Pro Populo | |
| Mon/Luan 30ú | 7.30pm | Special Intention |
| Tue/Máirt 31ú | 10.00am | Fr Micheál Galvin, Tralee RIP |
| 7.30pm | ||
| Wed/Cead 1ú | 7.30pm | Tom, Kathleen and Mary Treasa Brick, Ceathrú na Phúca, CB. |
| Thur/Déard. 2ú | 10.00am | Tom & Mary O’Sullivan, Ballymoreigh & Caherboshina, RIP |
| 7.30pm | Hugh Callaghan, The Mall, CB. | |
| Fri/Aoine 3ú | 10.00am | John Eade, Main St., CB. |
| 7.30pm | Peter Callery, Green St., CB. | |
| Sat/Sath. 4ú | 10.00am | |
| 8.00pm | Bro. Cyril O’Sullivan, Glen Minard & his nephew Michael, CB. |
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
Tues & Wed 10.30am – 10.00 pm Friday 10.30 – 11.30am
Confessions: Sat. 10.30am-11.00am & after Vigil Masses.
NAOMH EOIN BAISTE, LIOS PÓIL
| Sun/Domh. 29ú | 10.00am | Féile Eoin Baiste. |
| Fri/Aoine 3ú | 8.00pm | Michael Herlihy, Aughacarrible, CB. |
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
Déardaoin / Thursday 11 am – 12 noon
NAOMH CAITLÍN, FIONN TRÁ
| Sun/Domh. 29ú | 10.30am | Nora Keegan, nee Fitzgerald, Baile an tSléibhte, CB. |
Adhradh na Naomh Shacraiminte
Déardaoin / Thursday 11 am – 12 noon
Offertory Collection
Weekly Envelopes: €1,120; Cash: €1,477;
Total: €2,597. Buíochas ó chroí.
Trócaire appeal for Pakistan will be taken up as a second collection this weekend.
Diocesan Collection for Diocesan Needs will be taken up next weekend (4th/5th Sept) as a second collection after Communion.
An Deireadh Seachtaine seo chugainn:
(4ú & 5ú Meán Fómhar).
DINGLE: Eucharistic Ministers’ Team 3; Collectors’ Team 3; Church Cleaners’ Team 3. Readers: Vigil: Paddy Brown; 9.00a.m. Gobnait Uí Chonchúir; 11.30a.m. Tommy McCarthy. LIOS PÓIL: Ministéirí Eoc.: Maireád Uí Cathasaigh and Yvonne Uí Mhainín. Léitheoir: Donncha Ó Súilleabháin. FIONN TRÁ: Ministéir Eocairiste: Eibhlín Uí Lúing. Léitheoir: Phil Uí Chatháin.
Dingle Readers’ Rota is available in the Sacristy of St. Mary’s Church and Lios Póil Eucharistic Ministers’ Rota is available in Lios Póil Sacristy.
Next Friday is the First Friday – Fr Tomás will make his calls as normal. Fr Bernard will make his Friday (Lios Póil) calls as normal on Sept 3rd and his Thursday (Ceann Trá) calls on Sept 9th.
Pattern Days 2010 Masses
10a.m. & 7.30p.m. Dé Céadaoin 8ú Meán Fómhair Lá le Muire an Daingin
4.00 p.m. Dé Céad 29ú Meán Fómh – Tobar Mhichíl.
11.00 a.m. Déardaoin 25ú Samhain – Lá Chaitlíona.
Ag Tobar Eoin Baiste
Go mbeannaí Dia duit, a Eoin Baiste Naofa,
Go mbeannaí Muire duit, agus beannaím féin duit.
Is chugat a tháinig mé ag gearrán mo phéin’ duit,
Is ag iarraidh carthanachta as ucht Dé ort.
May God bless you, St. John the Baptist,
May Mary bless you, and I bless you myself.
To you I have come to complain of my trouble
And to ask you charity for the love of God.
PARISH FINANCE COMMITTEE
Dear Parishioners,
Our Parish Finance Committee would be most grateful to the households who received the Taxback forms and have not yet sent them back, if they could return them as soon as is convenient in the envelopes provided. Completing the form will cost you nothing, but will greatly benefit the parish as you saw in our published financial accounts for 2009, when we acknowledged the sum of €14,714.50 received as Tax Rebate from the Revenue. Sincerest thanks to all who have already returned you forms. Go méadaí Dia bhur stór.
Fógraí
Study Theology From Home – The Dominicans are offering a full programme, accredited up to BTh level, designed especially for lay people who may have no previous academic experience but who wish to learn more about their faith. Contact: The Priory Institute, Tallaght Village, Dublin 24. Tel.: 01-4048124 or email enquiries@prioryinstitute.com www.prioryinstitute.com
Knock Marriage Introduction Bureau aim to intoduce people considering marriage to a suitable marriage partner. Over 800 marriages have taken place as a result of these introductions. For further info contact the Bureau at Knock, Co. Mayo. Phone 094-9375960 or visit our website at www.knockmarriagebureau.com and read about the workings of the Bureau.
Cúram na gCos/Footcare Clinic Friday Sept 3rd in Ionad Leighis, 9am – 6pm. Ring 087-6495683 for app.
Dingle Marathon Sat. 4th Sept – Traffic Restrictions
Ultra-Marathon (50 miles) begins 7am from Glentanassig Park going via the Conor Pass to Dingle and then looping around Slea Head. The Full and Half
Marathon will commence at 9am from Strand Street, Dingle and loop around Slea Head. Follow the directions of Gardaí & Stewards. Further info: contact Tadhg on 086 8519928 or email ken@dinglemarathon.ie
NB: All fógraí to be considered for inclusion in the newsletter should be submitted in writing to Teach na Sagart by 5pm Thurs, dated, signed & including phone number of designated contact person.
Posters should not be displayed in the church porches without first contacting Teach na Sagart.
Unauthorised posters will be removed.
Trócaire Collection for Pakistan
Trócaire is getting aid to survivors and we have launched an appeal to the Irish public for help. Trócaire has been working in Pakistan for more than twenty years, which means we have been well placed to respond quickly to this disaster and get help quickly to where it’s needed most.
Drawing on our emergency reserve and with funding from Irish Aid helped, we were able to launch our initial response but now more help by way of A National Church Collection for the flood victims in Pakistan, will be taken up in all Churches in the Diocese of Kerry this weekend the 28th and 29th of August. Trócaire is collaborating with Caritas International on the global Church response to the situation. We are calling on our supporters to give what they can to help some of the fifteen million people affected by the flood. The numbers affected are even greater than the Haiti earthquake and Asian tsunami combined.
Cecil Dunne, Trócaire’s emergency officer in Pakistan says the situation is really desperate for survivors. “Floodwaters have washed away people, homes, bridges, water systems and medical facilities. Survivors have been left with nothing, no homes, no food and no livestock. Yet more rain continues to fall.” Trócaire is getting food, water, water purification tablets, cooking utensils, high-energy biscuits for children and sanitary supplies to survivors. We have been in touch with the small number of Irish missionaries in Pakistan to offer any assistance they need to provide relief in their parishes and beyond.
In one area called Nowshera, in the northwest, our partners began providing pre-cooked meals to over 300 Families in Peshawar have lost everything and will need support in the coming weeks and months to rebuild their lives. As the floods swept through the northern districts, Trócaire began looking south to Sindh, where the waters would inevitably flow and where we worked with communities to prepare for the worst. We and our partners helped families prepare to move quickly to higher ground if the waters came, which they sadly did. Families were also stockpiling food, water and other essentials. This last few days, as the rains continued to pour, these evacuation plans became a reality.
Our work so far has included the evacuation of 8,000 such people trapped in at risk areas from the area surrounding Manchar Lake in the southern province of Sindh. In the northwest of Pakistan, Trócaire is already supporting another 10,000 survivors with food, water, water purification tablet, cooking utensils, high energy biscuits for children and sanitary supplies to vulnerable families.
Specifically, 5,700 families have received food packages, 4,500 families received packages containing blankets, plastic sheets for shelter and kitchen utensils, and 5,000 families have received hygiene kits. The threat of disease is huge. “All the water systems are contaminated so getting people clean water is crucial”, according to Cecil Dunne “Without clean water disease will spread like wildfire”. “People are extremely vulnerable and desperately need our support – not only in the coming weeks but in the coming months and years that it will take to rebuild communities.”
Justin Kilcullen, Director Trócaire.
If any person or group wishes to contribute, they may do so at all Masses this weekend or by dropping their contribution into the Presbytery in Dingle during the week.
Lá le Muire an Daingin
Parish Celebration Recognising the Work of Parishioners
We invite all Parishioners involved in the work of the Parish to attend Mass in St. Mary’s Church on Wednesday the 8th of September, Lady Day Dingle at 7.30pm, followed by light refreshments and Social in the Hillgrove Hotel afterwards.
We extend this invitation to all who help care for and prepare our churches and Parish properties inside and out (Sacristans, Church Cleaners and Decorators, Altar Linen Launderers, Grounds Carers, Crib-builders, etc.), those who assist with liturgies (Ministers of the Word & Eucharist, Musicians, Choir members, Collectors, etc.), members of Parish committees and those who assist with Parish administration (Pastoral Council, Finance Council, Liturgy Groups, Child Protection Reps., members of all Parish committees, Members of Boards of Management of Parish N.S., Counters, Contact people/Teagmháilí, etc.) and all who give of their time and talent to the work of our Parish.
Fáilte Roimh Cách
Back to School
Aoibhinn beatha an scoláire
Bhíos ag déanamh léinn
Is follas díbh, a dhaoine
Gur dó is aoibhne in Éirinn
Gan smacht rí air ná ruire
Ná tiarna dá tríese
Gan chuid cíosa ag caibidil
Gan moich-éirí ná meirse.
Moch-éirí ná aoireacht
Ní thabhair uaidh choíche
´S ní mó do bheir dá aire
Fear faire san oíche.
Is maith biseach a sheisrí
Ag teacht taoisigh an earraigh
´S eadh is crannghail dá sheisrí
Lán a ghlaice de pheannaibh
Do bheir sé greas ar tháiplís.
´S ar chláirsigh go mbinne
Greas eile ar chuairtibh
´S ar chumann charad uime.
-Scríbhní
The Corporal Works of Mercy
The corporal works of mercy consist especially in feeding the hungry, sheltering the homeless, clothing the naked, visiting the sick and imprisoned, and burying the dead. Among all these, giving alms to the poor is one of the chief witnesses to fraternal charity: it is also a work of justice pleasing to God: He who has two coats, let him share with him who has none and he who has food must do likewise. But give for alms those things which are within; and behold, everything is clean for you. If a brother or sister is ill-clad and in lack of daily food, and one of you says to them, “Go in peace, be warmed and filled,” without giving them the things needed for the body, what does it profit?
Par 2447 Catechism of the Catholic Church