Saturday, June 11, 2022

Clonmacnois Parish Bulletin June 12th 2022

 
Clonmacnois Parish
June 12th 2022
Trinity Sunday (C)
Fr. Tom Cox (Adm) Tel. 090 9674125/  0868319500 
Email: clonmacnoiseparish@gmail.com
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 SHANNONBRIDGE
SATURDAY 11th JUNE - 7pm
-Johnny Nally 3rd Anniv.
-Darren Egan 14th Anniv.
Sunday 12 Noon Funeral of Vera Carty
Mon. 13th: 9:30am  Mass (earlier time)
Tues. 14th: 10am - . Mass
Wed. 15th: 10am Mass
Thurs. 16th: 10am - Mass
Fri. 17th: 7pm  Mass
[Fr O’Hanlon Diamond Jubilee Mass ]
SATURDAY 18th JUNE - 7pm
   CLONFANLOUGH
SUNDAY 12th JUNE - 10.30am
SUNDAY 19th JUNE - 10.30am
   [Final Do This In Memory Mass ]
CLUAIN CHIARAIN
Mass Wednesday, June 15th @ 7:30pm
Feast Days
June 13th St Anthony of Padua Born in Portugal. Joined the Franciscans late in life, giving up a life of wealth and power. He preached against heresy through France& Italy. He died in 1231.
June 14th St Davnet (Dympna)St Davnet linked with Tydavnet Co. Monaghan where she founded a monastery
DEATHS - Please pray for the repose of the souls of  Vera Carty (Lecarrow) May she rest in peace
BAPTISM  We welcomed Odhrán Peadar Kelly  into our Christian Community in Baptism.
 OFFERTORY June 4/5th  €575
MINISTRIES
Readers: 18/6/22 @7pm  Pattie Corbett(SB)/ 19/6/22  Maura Molloy (Cf)
Eucharistic Minister Marie McManus 18/6/22 (7pm SB) Linda Donaghy 19/6/22 (10:30am Clonfanlough)
Church Care  Eileen Quinn, Dolly Deeley, Veronica Hynes  SB)
June:LeanneQuinn/Breda Maleney(CF)
NATIONAL PRE-SYNOD ASSEMBLY - In Athlone & Clonmacnois. on Saturday 18 June. It concludes with a  10 Minute walking liturgy in Clonmacnois at 6pm . Parishioners are welcome See www.synod.ie. A new website has been launched to support engagement with the national synodal pathway for the Catholic Church in Ireland. The website provides information about the synodal pathway and the timeline for the work, as well as making available a variety of resources to support engagement
 NOVENA PRAYER TO THE SACRED HEART (June 16th-24th)
Lord Jesus, you have said, ‘Ask and you shall receive, seek and you shall find, knock and it shall be opened unto you’. I come to you in faith and trust, in love and hope. Let me know your closeness to me and your care for me and all who are dear to me. My intention for this Novena is dear to me and I know that what is important to me is important to you. Hear my prayer (mention your intention); grant what I ask, and may I always trust that in all that happens in life, you will be close to me as my friend, guide and saviour. And so, Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, I place all my trust in you.
 Prayer for the appointment of a new Bishop God, shepherd and guide, in your mercy, give your Church in our diocese a shepherd after your own heart who will walk in your ways, and with loving care watch over your people. Give us a leader of vision and a teacher of your truth. So may your Church be built up and your name glorified, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
 
A Prayer of Praise to the Holy Trinity
Glory be to the Father, Who by His almighty power and love created me, making me in the image and likeness of God.
 Glory be to the Son, Who by His Precious Blood delivered me from hell, and opened for me the gates of heaven.
Glory be to the Holy Spirit, Who has sanctified me in the sacrament of Baptism, and continues to sanctify me by the graces I receive daily from His bounty.
Glory be to the three adorable Persons of the Holy Trinity, now and forever. Amen
 TRINITY SUNDAY
 ‘Glory be to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit’
 On Trinity Sunday we celebrate a doctrine rather than an event. The doctrine of the Blessed Trinity was promulgated at the First Council of Nicea in 325 AD after years of debate and it brings us to the heart of the mystery of God. The English word ‘Trinity’ comes from the Latin ‘Trinitas’, meaning ‘the number three’. ‘Our God is Father, Son and Spirit. The Father is God, the Son is God, and the Holy Spirit is God and yet there are not three Gods but one God’. Images help us to enter this deepest of mysteries. St. Patrick is reputed to have used a shamrock to explain the doctrine to the Irish, while St. Ignatius of Loyola used the image of three distinct musical notes played at the same time to produce a single chord. We invoke the Blessed Trinity as we make the sign of the cross at the beginning and end of every prayer. This simple, profound gesture affords us the opportunity to deepen our relationship with Father, Son and Spirit. A practical suggestion here might help. As you touch the forehead ask the Father to make your thoughts right. As you touch the breast, ask the Son to make your heart right. As you touch the shoulders, ask the Holy Spirit to make the work of our hands right. The sign of the cross prayed reflectively makes the Blessed Trinity ‘real’
 Prayer Before an Examination  Dear Lord, as I take this exam, I thank you that my value is not based on my performance, but on your great love for me. Come into my heart so that we can walk through this time together. Help me, not only with this test, but the many tests of life that are sure to come my way. As I take this exam, bring back to my mind everything I studied and be gracious with what I have overlooked. Help me to remain focussed and calm, confident in the facts and in my ability, and firm in the knowledge that no matter what happens today you are there with me. Amen
ALTAR SERVERS Should be sending our parental consent forms this week via school.  Whilst Summertime is not the best for resuming this ministry, September should see it consolidate– as ever children serving will need parental help, transport and encouragement.  We need to start somewhere and sometime.
CEMETERY MASS  will take place in on the Holiday Weekend in  Clonmacnois on Saturday, July 30th at 3pm
 FR. O’HANLON DIAMOND (60th) JUBILEE on Friday, 17th June at 7pm. Shannonbridge All are very welcome. 
SHANNONBRIDGE TIDY TOWNS Table Quiz  on Wednesday, June 15th @ 9pm Table of 4 €20 or €5 per person. Raffle on the night
DOON/SHANNONBRIDGE LOTTERY G.A.A. Draw 6/6/22 Numbers drawn 14-25-27-31 No winner. 1 Match 3. Jackpot now €7,400
 
ARE YOU LIVING IN IRELAND UNDOCUMENTED ? Undocumented people can apply for a legal status now. Applications for the new government undocumented scheme are open until 31 July. To check your eligibility and get support to apply, visit the Migrants Rights Centre Ireland website: www.mrci.ie or contact 083-0755387.
 EUCHARISTIC PILGRIMAGE TO KNOCK June 18th starting at 9.45 with Mass at 3 p.m. ending with rosary and benediction. Also on Friday 17th at 7.30 p.m. there is an evening programme with a healing service led by Fr. Pat Collins.
PRIESTS RETREAT: The Diocesan priest’s retreat takes place in Knock this week from Sunday evening .  Let us pray for each other
June, the month of the Sacred Heart is a month of special devotion recalling the mercy and love of Jesus who poured out his love for us sinners.  Novena is 16-24th June
THE RALLY FOR LIFE IS BACK - Assemble at 1.30pm at Parnell Square, Dublin 1 on Saturday 2nd July. We really need all the help we can get in getting the message out.
LOUGH DERG welcomes Pilgrims again with a full Pilgrimage programme this summer. Three Day Pilgrimages continues until 15th August. Booking advised. Concessions available for students, seniors and groups. One Day Retreats and guided Pilgrim Path experience: dates in May and late August through September. Booking essential. All booking information at www.loughderg.org, email info@loughderg.org or telephone 071 9861518. Lough Derg, Pettigo, Co Donegal, F94 N289
 A PRAYER FOR UKRAINE O Lord, God of life, as you care for all creation, give us your peace. May our security come not from weapons, but from respect. May our strength come not from violence, but from love. May our own wealth come not from money, but from sharing. May our path be not one of ambition, but of justice. May our victory not be one of revenge, but of forgiveness. Unarmed and confident, help us to defend the dignity of all creation. Sharing today and always the bread of solidarity and peace. Amen.
 
 
 

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