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Cappagh Parish News


(Vol.33 No 08) - 22nd February 2009

 

The 7th Sunday in Ordinary Time

 

 


Our God of forgiveness

 

Seeing their faith, Jesus said to the paralytic: “My child, your sins are forgiven.” The sick man in the Gospel came to Jesus looking for health and he was offered forgiveness, good health followed. We often look for wealth and we are offered peace, our possessions then don’t seem just as important. We look for pleasure and we are offered joy, the ordinary things of life are so pleasurable. We look for power and we are offered love, the greatest power of all because it helps us to forget ourselves. The sins we most often need forgiveness for are found in the ways we look for the wrong things in life and miss out on the really important ones. Those important things are first of all to be found in the intimate relationships we have in marriage and family life and secondly in the wider community that can bring us life.

 

Fr. Johnny Doherty, C.Ss.R.

 

 

 

Baptism
We welcome into the Parish Community through
the Sacrament of Baptism


Ryan Francis Colgan, 7, Cappagh Villas, Gortin Road.
Jack McGinn, 22, Farmhill Meadows.

 

 

 


Requiescat In Pace:


We extend our sympathy to the family and relatives of


Winnie McDonald, Killeeshil.

 

 

 

 

 


Week ending 15th February 2009

 

Friday 27th John Crozier, Hawthorn Grove (CPC 07.30 pm)

Saturday 28th James Devlin, Campsie (CTK 06.30 am)

Sunday 29th Bridget McBride (MM), Greencastle (KM 10.30 am)

Sunday 29th Joe Duddy (MM), Lisanelly Park. (CTK 12 noon)

Rory Gormley, Strathroy
Tommy McElroy, Fintona
Tessie Given, Oakland Villas
Jack Lynn, Gardenville Avenue
John Crozier, Hawthorn Grove
Stella O’Hanlon, Oakland Villas
Maureen Kelly, Gortmore Park
Paddy Friel , Belvoir Park
Kathleen McGuigan, Newtownstewart
Robin Wray, Meelmore Drive

 

 

 

Lent begins this week on Ash Wednesday.

 

It is a day of Fast and Abstinence. Ashes will be distributed after all the Masses. During Lent there will be an extra Mass from Monday to Friday at 7.45am in St Mary’s Church Killyclogher.

 

Masses for Ash Wednesday are as follows:

 

7.45 am in CPC; 10.00 am in CPC; 10.00 am in Knockmoyle; 7.30 pm CTK; 8.00pm Mountfield and 8.00 pm in Knockmoyle.

 


Please collect your Trócaire boxes from the back of the churches today.

Trócaire is the official overseas development agency of the Catholic Church in Ireland. It was set up by the Irish Catholic Bishops in 1973 to express the concern of the Irish Church for the suffering of the world’s poorest and most oppressed people.

 

 

 


What do you think about when you are alone and the mask is down?

 

Maybe life isn’t turning out the way you planned or perhaps there is no plan at all. Cursillo is for everyone, those who are deeply religious, those who are searching for a direction in life and perhaps the person with no faith at all. In Cursillo we have a saying “Don’t talk the talk unless you have walked the walk.”

 

The Cursillo weekend is held in Termonbacca Carmelite Monastery from Thursday evening until Sunday afternoon and is organized by lay people. The next men’s weekend is from Thursday - Sunday 12 - 15 March with the ladies on the following weekend Thursday - Sunday 19 – 22 March.

 

If you want to find out more with no obligation we are having an information night after the 8.00 pm Exposition in Christ the King church on Tuesday 24th February.

 

Tel Jimmy 8224 3936; John 8077 1470;
Nuala 07891084679; Fionnuala 8224 9563 or Bridie on 8224 0951.

 

 

 

 

 

Killyclogher Collectors - March: Vigil Mass: (1)Matt Swift (2) Eamon O’Neill (3) Sean Deehan (4) Danny McCusker (5) Brian McGlone (6) Pat Livingstone 10.30am: (1) Raymond Fox (2) Ennis Dobbin (3) Aidan McPhillips (4) Patrick Campbell (5) Niall Duffy (6) Brian McMenamin 12 Noon: (1) Frank Donaghy (2) Bob Lingwood (3) Tony McKenna (4) Basil Neville (5) Gerry Kelly(6) Eamon McGlone.

 

Killyclogher Counters - March: Ann McCusker, Pat & Noreen Conway and Maureen McElmurray. Others welcome.

 

Knockmoyle Collectors – March: Jackie Maguire, Willie John O’Lone, Matt Ward and Frank Devlin.

 

Mountfield - Collectors – March: Sean Carlin and Francie Haughey.

 

Readers for Killyclogher Church in March: Vigil Mass - Michael Duffy; 10.30 am - Orla Dyson and 12 noon - Philip Conaty.

 


“The Crucifixion” will be performed by Omagh Music Society in Edenderry
Parish Church on Sunday 1st March at 7.00 pm. Proceeds in aid of an African School Project.

 


Reflections on the Creed:

 

Why not spend approximately 50 minutes each Tuesday morning of Lent exploring the treasures of our faith, as expressed in the Nicene Creed. This is a six part DVD series which features several interviews with prominent men and women of faith. The First Session, “Why We Believe”, begins on Tuesday 24th February in the Pastoral Centre at 10.30 am. All welcome. Tea and refreshments will be served.

 

 


The Legion of Mary - Cappagh, Christ The King Church (Meet Altar Boys Room) Invite new Members who wish to participate in this great work Wednesday night from 8.00pm; Also Bring Our Lady to People in their homes; Visit them in Nursing Homes; Visit them in Hospitals; We are Christ’s arms & Legs, come walk with Him to others! Contact: Ann 82 246973

 

 


St. Joseph’s Prayer Group Christian Brothers Oratory Kevlin Road, Omagh


Invites you to spend 1 hour in Community, Friendship & Prayer Wednesday nights from 8.10 pm to include:Pray Rosary with Meditations; Sunday Gospel of coming week; Exposition of Blessed Sacrament; Prayerful Music / Hymns; Intercessory Prayers / Intentions. (Feb Prayer Focus: ‘Increase of God’s Love in All’)~ Everybody welcome ~Contact: John 07751874422 or Siobhan 07880588041

 

 


For Lent this year there will be a short talk, following by a reflection with prayer, on the Seven Last Words of Christ. WHEN: Monday nights after the 7.30 pm Mass, commencing Monday 23rd February, for about 30-40 minutes, with tea afterwards. WHERE IN Christ the King Church. The final word will be held in Killyclogher Church on Palm Sunday 5th April and will take the form of a Holy Hour.


 

Last week’s collection £3,971.

Nazareth House to £2,175.

 

 


Cappagh Parish Centre

Weekly Bingo: Each Monday evening in Cappagh Parish Hall at 9 pm.
GAA - Weekly Lotto Numbers 2, 4, 12,17 & 28. Twenty one winners
each received £5. The jackpot has been capped at £5,000.
New jackpot now stands at £4,625.

 

 


PRAY FOR PRIESTS
This week we ask you to pray for the following priests:


Fr. Joseph Gormley Monday February 23rd
Fr. Eamon Graham Tuesday February 24th
Fr. Karl Hann Thursday February 26th
Fr. Eugene Hasson Friday February 27th
Bishop. Seamus Hegarty Saturday February 28th

Fr. John Irwin Sunday March 01st


St. Mary’s Church, Killyclogher Restoration Fund:

 

The Altar Society will host a Floral Art Demonstration “Spring in the Air” by Fr. Sean McAvoy in the Village Inn, Killyclogher on Thursday 5th March at 7.30 pm. Admission £8. Two raffles with fabulous prizes will take place on the night. Raffle tickets £5 for book of six. Tickets will bAe sold after Masses on Sunday 22nd February and Sunday 1st March. Tickets also available from any member of the Altar Society or the Parish Office (10am-4pm). Please give this venture your full support. All proceeds to the above fund.