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Sunday, 5th February 2012

Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time

“The fever left her and she began to wait on them.” One of the lovely features of the Gospels is the number of healing stories they contain. Nothing is too big or too small to bring to Jesus. He raised Lazarus from the dead; he healed Peter’s mother-in-law from a fever. That same Jesus is with us and among us with the same power and the same longing, to heal us into wholeness. All we have to do is ask him for what we need for ourselves and for one another and know that he will answer. We all need his healing power in so far as we set limits to our love for one another because his great commandment is to love. Husbands and wives often need to stretch their love into forgiveness if they are to go forward together. Parents need to grow in understanding of their children. And in our faith community we need Christ’s power to help us to take true responsibility for those in need.

Fr. Johnny Doherty, C.Ss.R.

Valentine Dance in Killyclogher Parish Centre on Friday 10th February. Music by Country Sensations. Admission £5 including supper. Everyone welcome. Dancing from 9.30pm-11.30pm sharp. (Please note new dancing time).

Valentine Coffee Morning 12th Feb 2012 - Molly Keenan and Marie McCullagh from Cappagh parish are travelling to Mawali in June as part of the cross community Quest group. In Mawali the group will be taking part in building a feeding centre and helping orphans in Blantyre. They are running a Valentine Coffee morning to raise much needed funds in the Cappagh Parish Centre immediately after both 9am and 11am Mass on Sun 12th Feb. Your support will be most welcome. Thank you, Molly and Marie.