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St Agnes’ Parish Weekly Newsletter Team Ministry of Clogher Road., Crumlin, Mourne Road. Parish Office: 01-4555368 Child Protection Contact number : 087-315 5305 Web: www.crumlinparish.ie Email: [email protected] WEB-SITE or Newsletter E-mail : [email protected] Priests of the Parish Fr. J. Deasy P.P. Ph. 4550955 Fr. J. Foster Ph. 4650714 Fr. P. Coffey Ph. 4650707 Fr. M. Kelly Ph. 4542308 Fr. M. Scott Ph. 4650712 Thought for the Week “Every day I will bless thee, and praise thy name forever and ever.” Psalm 145: Verse 2 Recently Deceased Larry Ryan, Whitehall Rd West Patrick(Billy) Tully, Balfe Ave. John Bates, Kilfenora Road We express our deepest sympathies to their families at this time. May They Rest in Peace. Amen. MASS INTENTIONS Saturday, September 11th 2010 7:00pm Shared Mass Sunday, September 12th 2010 9:00am Henry & Molly Buckley, & Family {A} 10:00am Elizabeth Redmond {A} 11:00am Mary Genockey {52 nd A} 12:00pm Michael Simpson {A} 1:00pm Deceased Members of the Withers & Traynor Families 7:00pm Declan Lawlor {5 th A} May Their Souls and the Souls of All The Faithful Departed Rest In Peace. Amen St Agnes Parish - Readers Roster Saturday - September 18th 2010 7.00pm S Byrne & D Callaghan Sunday - September 19th 2010 9.00am J Green & D Callaghan 10.00am Daniel Farrell 11.00am F & M Healy 12.00pm Sean Byrne 1.00pm June Winders 7.00pm William Elliott If you cannot make your reading, please contact John Green Family Offering: € 1,851 SHARE: € 2,235 Many thanks for your continued support and generosity Climate Change. People in Ireland constantly talk about the weather because it is so changeable. The fact that we have two or three consecutive wet summers, do not indicate that climate change is happening, two or three decades of mild winters do point to climate change. Small changes in the climate will have a significant impact on Ireland and on other parts of the world. Our earth is getting warmer. Climate change is already taking place. The last 50 years have been the warmest in the last 1300 years in the northern half of the planet. Ireland has been warming more quickly that some other parts of the world. Even though our last winter was the coldest for 30 years, our winters are much milder than they were 50 years ago. Scientists agree that the most important factor influencing climate change is the loading of our atmosphere with man-made ‘greenhouse’ gases. The atmosphere of our planet includes a thin layer of ‘greenhouse’ gases, the main components are; water vapour, carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide and ozone. Thanks to these, the current average global temperatures are +15°Celcius. This creates a climate favourable to the wonderful diversity of life we find on the planet today. Without these gases the average global temperature would be well below freezing. However, the level of ‘greenhouse’ gases in our atmosphere are rising and this, in turn, is accelerating Global Warming and climate change. The consequences of Global Warming are catastrophic for the planet and humanity. While we are presented daily with differing predictions for the future, we are also warned that it is in our own economic self-interest, if nothing else to take action now. Maybe this fear will motivate people, companies and governments to change. Change based on fear will not last Let us pray that we can all respond to the call of Pope Benedict XVI at the World Youth Day 2010 where he states “I invite all believers to pray to God, the all powerful creator, so that all men and women may take to heart the urgent appeal: if you want to cultivate peace, protect creation” 40 HOURS ADORATION This annual occasion takes place this year on the coming weekend. It will commence on the Saturday evening 18th September after 7.00pm Mass, and will continue on the Sunday after 1.00pm Mass. There will be a conducted Holy Hour from 3.00 - 4.00pm with Adoration continuing until the evening Mass on Sunday at 7.00pm. On Monday 20th September, Adoration will continue all day and conclude with evening Mass and Benediction at 7.00pm. We hope people will make the effort to attend and spend sometime during the 40 Hours Adoration in St Agnes Church. CHURCH GATE COLLECTION The Collection this weekend is in aid of the SIMON COMMUNITY Who help those who are down and out. They call on your generosity. PAKISTAN COLLECTION We wish to thank our Parishioners for their wonderful generosity to assist the people of Pakistan. Even in a recession at home, they contributed the sum of €18,696. Many Thanks to the people of St Agnes Parish. All People That On Earth Do Dwell 1. All people that on earth do dwell, sing to the Lord with cheerful voice; serve Him with gladness, praise Him well, come now before Him and rejoice. 2. Enter His gates with songs of praise, come to His courts, approach with joy; honour and bless Him all our days, Gladly for god our lives employ. Lord Accept the Gifts we offer 1. Lord, accept the gifts we offer, at this Eucharistic feast; Bread and wine to be transformed now, Through the action of thy priest. Take us too Lord and transform us, Be thy grace in us increased 2. May our souls be pure and spotless, As this host of wheat so fine, May all stain of sin be crushed out, Like the grape that forms the wine, As we, too, become partakers. In this sacrifice divine. Sweet Heart of Jesus 1. Sweet heart of Jesus, Fount of love and mercy, Today we come, thy blessing to implore; O touch our hearts, So cold and so ungrateful, And make them Lord, Thine own for evermore. 2. Sweet heart of Jesus, Make us know and love thee, Unfold to us The treasures of your grace; That so our hearts, From things on earth uplifted, May long alone To gaze upon your face. Now Thank We All Our God 1. Now thank we all our God, With heart and hands and voices, Who wondrous things has done, In whom the world rejoices, Who from our mother’s arms, Has blessed us on our way, With countless gifts of love, And still is ours today. 2. O may this bounteous God, Through all our lives be near us, With ever joyful hearts, And blessed peace to cheer us, And keep us in his grace, And guide us when perplexed, And free us from all ills, In this world and the next. Our Lady’s Hospice Care Services, Harold’s Cross & Blackrock. Coffee Morning Thursday Sept. 16th. 2010. Why not hold your own. Call: 1850 66 06 06 Email: [email protected] Visit: www.coffeemorning.ie www.facebook.com/ hospitalcoffeemorning Register for free pack. Please also be on the alert also for any local Coffee Morning which might be advertised for Thursday 16th Sept or around that date ******2 Free Tickets ****** A Concert in Vicar Street on Sunday September 19th @ 8pm. Doors open 7pm. Featuring John Angotti in a music mission supported by the Cabinteely Gospel Group. It should be an exciting evening of modern music with a Gospel message. You must be over 18 to avail of these tickets and ID may be required. The 2 tickets are available from Mary in the Parish Office. More tickets are available from Ticketmaster. The concert is promoted by Aiken promotions and the Evening Herald. Study Theology from Home The Dominicans are offering a theology programme specially for lay people, offered by distance learning. This means that one can study for a certificate, diploma or degree in theology, and even more importantly, become more educated in the Faith, all from the comfort of home. For further information please contact the Priory Institute, Tallaght village, Dublin 24. Tel: [01] 404 8124/7 or email: [email protected] Or Visit our website at www.prioryinstitute.com Pathways: Exploring Faith & Ministry. It is that time of year when people enrol for night classes of all kinds. Why not grow in the knowledge of your Faith? This year again we offer free tuition if you take part in this course in All Hallows College, Drumcondra. One night a week over 2 years. The Parish pays the fee if you are a Parishioner. There are other courses offered by the Priory in Tallaght-see notice elsewhere in the Newsletter. The Milltown Institute has a selection of Courses at a more advanced level. Phone: 277 63 53 for details. A NEW LOOK You will have noticed this month that the Parish Newsletter has a fresh appearance on the outside. Our Parish Team, who fill the inside pages are giving thought to a new inside look. Watch this space. Even people need a change in appearance other then that caused by the passing of the years ADVANCE NOTICE Mass For the Sick. This year the Annual Ceremony will take place at the 7.00pm Evening Mass on Saturday 25th September. If you require transport to the Church please leave your name and address with Mary in the Parish Office (Ph 455 5368) and she will pass on the details to the Order of Malta. More information about this ceremony next weekend. St Agnes’ Parish Parent and Toddler Group The group will resume after the Summer break on next Thursday 16 th September in the hall in the Parish Centre from 10.00am until 12.00 noon. We look forward to meeting many of our friends again and making new ones. Do pass on the word if you know someone who might be interested The Gospel of St Luke Each Monday morning after 10 am mass, there will be reading/reflection on the gospel for the following Sunday in the Liffey Room in the Parish Centre. All welcome. Recently Baptised-Jun/July Zoe Clare McCormack O’Halloran Millie Leona McMahon; Robin Jeanne Merry; Jayden Patrick Niland; Leah Ann Byrne; Carla Sabrina Kennedy; Isobelle Cowzer; Jack Noel Cowzer; Michaela Heathey Grey; Oliver Thomas Keene We welcome them into our Christian Community and wish them every blessing in their lives ahead Legion of Mary monthly discussion on “Does Ireland need a Mother Teresa today?” will take place on 13th Sept at 7.45pm in the Parish Centre
Transcript of Climate Change. Each Monday morning after 10 am mass,€¦ · Psalm 145: Verse 2 Recently Deceased...
St Agnes’ Parish Weekly Newsletter Team Ministry of Clogher Road.,
Crumlin, Mourne Road.
Parish Office: 01-4555368 Child Protection Contact
number : 087-315 5305 Web: www.crumlinparish.ie
Email: [email protected] WEB-SITE or Newsletter E-mail :
Priests of the Parish Fr. J. Deasy P.P. Ph. 4550955 Fr. J. Foster Ph. 4650714 Fr. P. Coffey Ph. 4650707 Fr. M. Kelly Ph. 4542308 Fr. M. Scott Ph. 4650712
Thought for the Week “Every day I will bless thee, and praise thy name forever and ever.”
Psalm 145: Verse 2
Recently Deceased Larry Ryan, Whitehall Rd West Patrick(Billy) Tully, Balfe Ave.
John Bates, Kilfenora Road
We express our deepest sympathies to their families at this time.
May They Rest in Peace. Amen.
MASS INTENTIONS Saturday, September 11th 2010
7:00pm Shared Mass Sunday, September 12th 2010
9:00am Henry & Molly Buckley, & Family {A} 10:00am Elizabeth Redmond {A} 11:00am Mary Genockey {52nd A} 12:00pm Michael Simpson {A} 1:00pm Deceased Members of the Withers & Traynor Families 7:00pm Declan Lawlor {5th A} May Their Souls and the Souls of All The Faithful Departed Rest In Peace. Amen
St Agnes Parish - Readers Roster
Saturday - September 18th 2010 7.00pm S Byrne & D Callaghan Sunday - September 19th 2010
9.00am J Green & D Callaghan 10.00am Daniel Farrell 11.00am F & M Healy 12.00pm Sean Byrne 1.00pm June Winders 7.00pm William Elliott
If you cannot make your reading, please contact John Green
Family Offering: € 1,851 SHARE: € 2,235
Many thanks for your continued support and generosity
Climate Change. People in Ireland constantly talk about the weather because it is so changeable. The fact that we have two or three consecutive wet summers, do not indicate that climate change is happening, two or three decades of mild winters do point to climate change. Small changes in the climate will have a significant impact on Ireland and on other parts of the world.
Our earth is getting warmer. Climate change is already taking place. The last 50 years have been the warmest in the last 1300 years in the northern half of the planet.
Ireland has been warming more quickly that some other parts of the world. Even though our last winter was the coldest for 30 years, our winters are much milder than they were 50 years ago. Scientists agree that the most important factor influencing climate change is the loading of our atmosphere with man-made ‘greenhouse’ gases. The atmosphere of our planet includes a thin layer of ‘greenhouse’ gases, the main components are; water vapour, carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide and ozone. Thanks to these, the current average global temperatures are +15°Celcius. This creates a climate favourable to the wonderful diversity of life we find on the planet today. Without these gases the average global temperature would be well below freezing. However, the level of ‘greenhouse’ gases in our atmosphere are rising and this, in turn, is accelerating Global Warming and climate change. The consequences of Global Warming are catastrophic for the planet and humanity. While we are presented daily with differing predictions for the future, we are also warned that it is in our own economic self-interest, if nothing else to take action now. Maybe this fear will motivate people, companies and governments to change. Change based on fear will not last
Let us pray that we can all respond to the call of Pope Benedict XVI at the World Youth Day 2010 where he states “I invite all believers to pray to God, the all powerful creator, so that all men and women may take to heart the urgent appeal: if you want to cultivate peace, protect creation”
40 HOURS ADORATION This annual occasion takes place this year on the coming weekend. It will commence on the Saturday evening 18th September after 7.00pm Mass, and will continue on the Sunday after 1.00pm Mass. There will be a conducted Holy Hour from 3.00 - 4.00pm with Adoration continuing until the evening Mass on Sunday at 7.00pm. On Monday 20th September, Adoration will continue all day and conclude with evening Mass and Benediction at 7.00pm.
We hope people will make the effort to attend and spend sometime during the 40 Hours Adoration in St Agnes Church.
CHURCH GATE COLLECTION The Collection this weekend is in aid
of the SIMON COMMUNITY
Who help those who are down and out. They call on your generosity.
PAKISTAN COLLECTION We wish to thank our Parishioners for their wonderful generosity to assist the people of Pakistan. Even in a recession
at home, they contributed the sum of €18,696. Many Thanks to the people of
St Agnes Parish.
All People That On Earth Do Dwell 1. All people that on earth do dwell, sing
to the Lord with cheerful voice; serve Him with gladness, praise Him well, come now before Him and rejoice.
2. Enter His gates with songs of praise, come to His courts, approach with joy; honour and bless Him all our days, Gladly for god our lives employ.
Lord Accept the Gifts we offer
1. Lord, accept the gifts we offer, at this Eucharistic feast; Bread and wine to be transformed now, Through the action of thy priest. Take us too Lord and transform us, Be thy grace in us increased
2. May our souls be pure and spotless, As this host of wheat so fine, May all stain of sin be crushed out, Like the grape that forms the wine, As we, too, become partakers. In this sacrifice divine.
Sweet Heart of Jesus 1. Sweet heart of Jesus, Fount of love and
mercy, Today we come, thy blessing to implore; O touch our hearts, So cold and so ungrateful, And make them Lord, Thine own for evermore.
2. Sweet heart of Jesus, Make us know and love thee, Unfold to us The treasures of your grace; That so our hearts, From things on earth uplifted, May long alone To gaze upon your face.
Now Thank We All Our God 1. Now thank we all our God, With heart
and hands and voices, Who wondrous things has done, In whom the world rejoices, Who from our mother’s arms, Has blessed us on our way, With countless gifts of love, And still is ours today.
2. O may this bounteous God, Through all our lives be near us, With ever joyful hearts, And blessed peace to cheer us, And keep us in his grace, And guide us when perplexed, And free us from all ills, In this world and the next.
Our Lady’s Hospice Care Services, Harold’s
Cross & Blackrock. Coffee Morning
Thursday Sept. 16th. 2010. Why not hold your own.
Call: 1850 66 06 06 Email: [email protected]
Visit: www.coffeemorning.ie www.facebook.com/
hospitalcoffeemorning Register for free pack.
Please also be on the alert also for any local Coffee Morning which
might be advertised for Thursday 16th Sept or around that date
******2 Free Tickets ****** A Concert in Vicar Street on Sunday September 19th @ 8pm. Doors open
7pm. Featuring John Angotti in a music mission supported by the Cabinteely Gospel Group. It should be an exciting evening of modern music with a
Gospel message. You must be over 18 to avail of these tickets and ID may be required. The 2 tickets are available from Mary in the Parish Office. More tickets are available from Ticketmaster. The concert is promoted by Aiken
promotions and the Evening Herald.
Study Theology from Home The Dominicans are offering a
theology programme specially for lay people, offered by distance
learning. This means that one can study for a certificate, diploma or
degree in theology, and even more importantly, become more
educated in the Faith, all from the comfort of home. For further
information please contact the Priory Institute, Tallaght village,
Dublin 24.
Tel: [01] 404 8124/7 or email: [email protected]
Or Visit our website at www.prioryinstitute.com
Pathways: Exploring Faith & Ministry. It is that time of year when people enrol for night classes of all kinds. Why not grow in the knowledge of your Faith? This year again we offer free tuition if you take part in this course in All Hallows College, Drumcondra.
One night a week over 2 years. The Parish pays the fee if you are a Parishioner. There are other courses offered by the Priory in Tallaght-see notice elsewhere in the Newsletter. The Milltown Institute has a selection of Courses at a more advanced level. Phone: 277 63 53 for details.
A NEW LOOK You will have noticed this
month that the Parish Newsletter has a fresh appearance on the outside. Our Parish Team, who fill the inside pages are giving
thought to a new inside look. Watch this space. Even people need a
change in appearance other then that caused by the passing of the years
ADVANCE NOTICE Mass For the Sick.
This year the Annual Ceremony will take place at the 7.00pm Evening
Mass on Saturday 25th September. If you require transport to the Church please leave your name and address
with Mary in the Parish Office (Ph 455 5368) and she will pass on the details to the Order of Malta. More
information about this ceremony next weekend.
St Agnes’ Parish Parent and Toddler Group The group will resume after the Summer break on next Thursday 16th September in the hall in the Parish Centre from 10.00am until 12.00 noon. We look forward to meeting many of our friends again and making new ones. Do pass on the word if you know someone
who might be interested
The Gospel of St Luke Each Monday morning after 10 am mass,
there will be reading/reflection on the gospel for the following Sunday in the Liffey Room in the Parish Centre. All
welcome.
Recently Baptised-Jun/July Zoe Clare McCormack O’Halloran Millie Leona McMahon; Robin Jeanne Merry; Jayden Patrick Niland; Leah Ann Byrne; Carla Sabrina Kennedy; Isobelle Cowzer; Jack Noel Cowzer; Michaela Heathey Grey; Oliver Thomas Keene We welcome them into our Christian
Community and wish them every blessing in their lives ahead
Legion of Mary monthly discussion on “Does Ireland need a Mother Teresa today?” will take place on 13th Sept at 7.45pm in the Parish
Centre
