Sun 2nd March 2025
Diary for the Week
Masses Kilaveney
Mon to Fri 9.30am
Sat Vigil 6.00pm Sun 11am
Adoration Weds 10.00am –8pm
Crossbridge Masses
Fri 7pm Sun 9.am
Envelope Collection
The new box of envelopes for the
Sunday collection will be distributed
during the coming week. The
running of our parish depends on the
money that you faithfully give every
week. Your generosity and faithfulness
is commendable, The Lord himself
will reward you for your generosity.
Mass Intentions Kilaveney
Mon Ellen & Paddy Merrigan
Tues James Stanley
Fri 7pm (Crossbridge)
Months Mind for Sean O’Gorman
Sat Mollie Doyle, Ballinacor
Sun Lizzie Graham, Garryhoe
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As Spring is in the life of a gardener, so Lent should be in the life of a Christian. We all look forward to Spring, the new awakening, when sleeping nature reawakens. The birds greet each new day with a dawn chorus, the bare trees are clothed again and the baby lambs frolic in the fields. It is a time to be busy so that new life may emerge.
The mini mission is a wonderful way to get us started for Lent. The soil needs to be dug, the fallen debris needs to be cleared away and the new plants sown. This is not a time for procrastination, instead it is a time for transformation.
Spring, time to get going, to wake up, to break away from the screen, stop killing time and again take up our vocation of building God’s Kingdome in my little corner of the world, working for peace and justice and reaching out as Jesus did to the sick, the oppressed, the hungry, the lonely, and those who have no direction or purpose in life. Spring, a time of transformation.
As Spring is in the life of a gardener, so Lent should be in the life of a Christian. We all look forward to Spring, the new awakening, when sleeping nature reawakens. The birds greet each new day with a dawn chorus, the bare trees are clothed again and the baby lambs frolic in the fields. It is a time to be busy so that new life may emerge.
The mini mission is a wonderful way to get us started for Lent. The soil needs to be dug, the fallen debris needs to be cleared away and the new plants sown. This is not a time for procrastination, instead it is a time for transformation.
Spring, time to get going, to wake up, to break away from the screen, stop killing time and again take up our vocation of building God’s Kingdome in my little corner of the world, working for peace and justice and reaching out as Jesus did to the sick, the oppressed, the hungry, the lonely, and those who have no direction or purpose in life. Spring, a time of transformation.