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OUR LADY & ST. JARLATH, LAVALLY CATHEDRAL OF THE ASSUMPTION ST. PATRICK’S CHURCH, CORTOON SUNDAY 12TH JULY 2020 “Tuam Parish is a Catholic Christian community inspired by the teachings of Jesus Christ. We want to celebrate God’s love for everyone through our words and actions.” Priests: Fr. Pat Farragher Adm., Fr. Seán Flynn C.C. Parish Secretary: Sharon Dempsey. Phone: 093-24250 Email: tuamparish[email protected] Local Safeguarding Representative: Daithí Quinn. Please Pray For: Tom Ryan, Birmingham, England, and formerly of Ballaghalode, Lavally, brother of Jarlath Ryan. George Kodakuthumparambil Varghese, Palace Fields Practical Information regarding the reopening of the Cathedral for Public Masses We look forward to the reopening of the Cathedral for Public Masses on July 13 th . In preparation for this we ask parishioners to keep the following in mind: ·The Cathedral will be sub divided into three sections: St. Jarlaths Woods, Mercy Woods and the main body of the Cathedral. Each section has its own entrance/ exit. There will be no movement from one section to another at Mass time. ·Parishioners are encouraged to sanitize their hands on entry to the Cathedral using the hand gel provided. The wearing of face masks is encouraged at this time. ·Please follow the directions of the ushers when entering the Cathedral before Mass. ·Seats will be cordoned off to ensure social distancing. ·There will be no offertory collection taken up during the Masses. Offertory boxes will be placed at the exits from the Cathedral. ·Holy Communion may only be received in the hand. Ministers of the Eucharist will wear face coverings as they distribute Holy Communion. ·There may be people disappointed at the door when they cannot get in once the prescribed number is reached. We ask your understanding in this regard. ·Those who attend Mass during the week are asked to allow those who cannot attend during the week to attend the weekend Masses. ·Each person has responsibility for his/her own personal welfare. Each person is asked exercise social distancing and follow the directions of the Cathedral Ushers. Summer Offerings for the Archbishop & Priests Thank you to all who have contributed to the summer collection for the Archbishop and priests of the parish. Your support is very much appreciated. Pope Francis’ Prayer Intention for July 2020 — We pray that today's families may be accompanied with love, respect and guidance. The Sacrament of Baptism — Families wishing to have a child baptised are welcome at this time. Baptisms take place after Mass on Sundays. Due to the Covid-19 restrictions those attending the baptism should be limited to immediate family only. To book a baptism call to the Parish Office on Mon- days, Wednesdays or Fridays, complete the booking form and bring along a copy of the child’s Birth Certificate. We look forward to welcoming your child into the Christian community. Sunday Masses 8.30 & 12.30 — As we return to public worship, there will be two Masses only on Sunday morning beginning on July 19th. This is necessary to facilitate the sanitization of the Cathedral between the 8.30 and 12.30 Masses. Parish Office — Tuam Parish Office is now open three days a week on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 9.00 am—5.00 pm (Closed for lunch 1-2). Masses Commencing Monday 13th July 2020 MONDAY 13th 10.00 a.m. Paul Moloney, College Green. (1st Anniv) Mike & Kate Ward, 7 Gilmartin Rd & his parents Bernie & Angelina Ward & decd members of the Ward family. Catherine Hahessy & decd members of the Hahessy & Burke families Lissadyra. Michael & Margaret Mannion, Gurranecoyle, Barnaderg & their son Patrick & grandsons Fursey & Patrick. & Mary Kilkelly, Galway Rd. Marie Reynolds, 1 Cricket Court, Dunmore Rd. Dervla Bane, Galway Rd. TUESDAY 14th 10.00 a.m. John Conroy, Sheffield, UK & Dublin Rd. (1 st Anniv) WEDNESDAY 15th 10.00 a.m. Pa Ward, 71 Gilmartin Rd & Manchestor. John Quinn, Forthbrowne, Lavally. THURSDAY 16th 10.00 a.m. Joseph Flaherty, formerly Athenry Rd & Chiswick London FRIDAY 17th 10.00 a.m. Noeleen McCrohan, (Nee Daniels) Dublin. (1 st Anniv) Mickey Holian, Killtullagh, Galway. Kathleen Long, 5 Cedar Court, Tuam. SATURDAY 18th 10.00 a.m. Bernadette Ellicott, Millstream Park (1 st Anniv) & her sister Teresa & decd members of the Ellicott family. Paddy & Delia Naughton & decd members of the Naughton family, Galway Rd. Miko Parsons, Fairgreen Heights & his parents Eugene & Nora, Galway Rd. Fiona Parsons-Burke, Kilcloghans. ________________________________________________________________________ YOU’RE WELCOME BACK — WE HAVE MISSED YOU Weekend Masses Cathedral: Sunday: 8.30 am, 10.30 am. Our Lady & St. Jarlath, Lavally: Saturday 8.00 pm. St. Patrick’s Cortoon: Sunday 11.00 am. Weekday Masses Cathedral: Monday–Saturday: 10.00 am. Holydays: As announced. Confessions Cathedral: Saturday 12-1.00 pm or by appointment. Baptisms Cathedral: Sunday after 12.30 pm Mass. Book at Parish Office - 2 weeks notice. Baptisms Cortoon: Sunday after 11.00 am Mass. Lavally: Book at Parish Office. Cathedral of the Assumption Restoration Account: BIC – BOFIIE2D, IBAN – IE13BOFI90397115228497 Store up in your minds the Lord’s words which you receive through your ears, for the word of the Lord is the nourishment of the mind . . . be careful, then, that the word you have received through your ears remains in your heart. — Gregory the Great (c. 540-604) Dear Parishioners, The Letter of James in the New Testament focuses on patient perseverance during challenging times. Something we all understand, even some 2,000 years later! James 5:8 tells us ‘You must be patient. Keep your hopes high, for the day of the Lord’s coming is near’. Our collective patience is now bearing fruit and we are delighted that public Mass will resume as of Monday, 13 July. As you are well aware, our experience arriving for Mass, our attendance and leaving will be very different than heretofore. While the Cathedral seating will be organised into three sections, overall capacity will still be limited. We are depending on everyone to please: 1. Be responsible for themselves 2. Listen carefully to the ushers’ instructions 3. Adhere to the physical markings 4. Follow general health and safety guidelines We are united in our hope for the return to go as smoothly as possible. The Parish Pastoral Council, Eucharistic Ministers, ushers, cleaners and other volunteers have worked hard to ensure our worship in a safe place. Father Sean and I are very grateful for their time and help and we know they will appreciate your co-operation. As you return, you may wish to drop off your weekly envelope. Many parishioners have been doing so, including some from earlier in the lockdown. There are collection boxes located in the Cathedral, if the timing is appropriate for you now. Thank you for your great support. In looking forward to the coming week, let us remember James again (5:11), ‘Behold we consider fortunate those who patiently endure. You have heard about the patience of Job, and seen the Lord's result, how the Lord is full of compassion and merciful.’ Fr. Pat Farragher, Adm. Cortoon - Lavally Mass In the likely absence of public Masses Cortoon and Lavally, for the foreseeable future, a Mass will be celebrated in the Cathedral on Saturday evenings at 8.00 p.m. This Mass will be offered for the intentions booked for Cortoon & Lavally. The Mass will be broadcast live on Local Radio 108 FM and will be live-streamed via the Cathedral Webcam. July 11th 8.00pm Joe Gannon, Cortoon, (Months Mind). Kathleen & Patrick Roache, Brownsgrove. Weekly Offertory Envelopes for Cortoon & Lavally The new boxes of Offertory Envelopes for the up- keep and maintenance of Cortoon & Lavally Churches are now available. Due to the current re- strictions, the boxes cannot be delivered to homes as was the custom. The new boxes will be available for collection close to the altars in both Churches. We thank you for your understanding and support. Months Mind Sunday, 12th July 10.30 a.m. Fionnuala Byrne, St John’s Abbey, Circular Rd.
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OUR LADY & ST. JARLATH, LAVALLY CATHEDRAL OF THE ASSUMPTION ST. PATRICK’S CHURCH, CORTOON
SUNDAY 12TH JULY 2020
“Tuam Parish is a Catholic Christian community inspired by the teachings of Jesus Christ. We want to celebrate God’s love for everyone through our words and actions.”
Priests: Fr. Pat Farragher Adm., Fr. Seán Flynn C.C.
Parish Secretary: Sharon Dempsey. Phone: 093-24250 Email: [email protected] Local Safeguarding Representative: Daithí Quinn.
Please Pray For:
Tom Ryan, Birmingham, England, and formerly of Ballaghalode, Lavally, brother of Jarlath Ryan.
George Kodakuthumparambil Varghese, Palace Fields
Practical Information regarding the reopening of the Cathedral for Public Masses
We look forward to the reopening of the Cathedral for Public Masses on July 13th. In preparation for this we ask parishioners to keep the following in mind: ·The Cathedral will be sub divided into three sections: St. Jarlaths Woods, Mercy Woods and the main body of the Cathedral. Each section has its own entrance/exit. There will be no movement from one section to another at Mass time. ·Parishioners are encouraged to sanitize their hands on entry to the Cathedral using the hand gel provided. The wearing of face masks is encouraged at this time. ·Please follow the directions of the ushers when entering the Cathedral before Mass. ·Seats will be cordoned off to ensure social distancing. ·There will be no offertory collection taken up during the Masses. Offertory boxes will be placed at the exits from the Cathedral. ·Holy Communion may only be received in the hand. Ministers of the Eucharist will wear face coverings as they distribute Holy Communion. ·There may be people disappointed at the door when they cannot get in once the prescribed number is reached. We ask your understanding in this regard. ·Those who attend Mass during the week are asked to allow those who cannot attend during the week to attend the weekend Masses. ·Each person has responsibility for his/her own personal welfare. Each person is asked exercise social distancing and follow the directions of the Cathedral Ushers.
Summer Offerings for the Archbishop & Priests Thank you to all who have contributed to the summer collection for the Archbishop and priests of the parish. Your support is very much appreciated.
Pope Francis’ Prayer Intention for July 2020 — We pray that today's families may be accompanied with love, respect and guidance.
The Sacrament of Baptism — Families wishing to have a child baptised are welcome at this time. Baptisms take place after Mass on Sundays. Due to the Covid-19 restrictions those attending the baptism should be limited to immediate family only. To book a baptism call to the Parish Office on Mon-days, Wednesdays or Fridays, complete the booking form and bring along a copy of the child’s Birth Certificate. We look forward to welcoming your child into the Christian community.
Sunday Masses 8.30 & 12.30 — As we return to public worship, there will be two Masses only on Sunday morning beginning on July 19th. This is necessary to facilitate the sanitization of the Cathedral between the 8.30 and 12.30 Masses.
Parish Office — Tuam Parish Office is now open three days a week on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 9.00 am—5.00 pm (Closed for lunch 1-2).
Masses Commencing Monday 13th July 2020
MONDAY 13th
10.00 a.m. Paul Moloney, College Green. (1st Anniv) Mike & Kate Ward, 7 Gilmartin Rd & his parents Bernie & Angelina Ward & decd members of the Ward family. Catherine Hahessy & decd members of the Hahessy & Burke families Lissadyra. Michael & Margaret Mannion, Gurranecoyle, Barnaderg & their son Patrick & grandsons Fursey & Patrick. & Mary Kilkelly, Galway Rd. Marie Reynolds, 1 Cricket Court, Dunmore Rd. Dervla Bane, Galway Rd.
TUESDAY 14th 10.00 a.m. John Conroy, Sheffield, UK & Dublin Rd. (1st Anniv)
WEDNESDAY 15th 10.00 a.m. Pa Ward, 71 Gilmartin Rd & Manchestor. John Quinn, Forthbrowne, Lavally.
THURSDAY 16th 10.00 a.m. Joseph Flaherty, formerly Athenry Rd & Chiswick London
FRIDAY 17th 10.00 a.m. Noeleen McCrohan, (Nee Daniels) Dublin. (1st Anniv) Mickey Holian, Killtullagh, Galway. Kathleen Long, 5 Cedar Court, Tuam.
SATURDAY 18th 10.00 a.m. Bernadette Ellicott, Millstream Park (1st Anniv) & her sister Teresa & decd members of the Ellicott family. Paddy & Delia Naughton & decd members of the Naughton family, Galway Rd. Miko Parsons, Fairgreen Heights & his parents Eugene & Nora, Galway Rd. Fiona Parsons-Burke, Kilcloghans. ________________________________________________________________________
YOU’RE WELCOME BACK — WE HAVE MISSED YOU
Weekend Masses Cathedral: Sunday: 8.30 am, 10.30 am. Our Lady & St. Jarlath, Lavally: Saturday 8.00 pm. St. Patrick’s Cortoon: Sunday 11.00 am.
Weekday Masses Cathedral: Monday–Saturday: 10.00 am. Holydays: As announced. Confessions Cathedral: Saturday 12-1.00 pm or by appointment.
Baptisms Cathedral: Sunday after 12.30 pm Mass. Book at Parish Office - 2 weeks notice. Baptisms Cortoon: Sunday after 11.00 am Mass. Lavally: Book at Parish Office.
Cathedral of the Assumption Restoration Account: BIC – BOFIIE2D,
IBAN – IE13BOFI90397115228497
Store up in your minds the Lord’s words which you
receive through your ears, for the word of the Lord is the
nourishment of the mind . . . be careful, then, that the word you have received
through your ears remains in your heart.
— Gregory the Great
(c. 540-604)
Dear Parishioners,
The Letter of James in the New Testament focuses on patient perseverance during challenging times. Something we all understand, even some 2,000 years later! James 5:8 tells us ‘You must be patient. Keep your hopes high, for the day of the Lord’s coming is near’.
Our collective patience is now bearing fruit and we are delighted that public Mass will resume as of Monday, 13 July. As you are well aware, our experience arriving for Mass, our attendance and leaving will be very different than heretofore. While the Cathedral seating will be organised into three sections, overall capacity will still be limited. We are depending on everyone to please:
1. Be responsible for themselves 2. Listen carefully to the ushers’ instructions 3. Adhere to the physical markings 4. Follow general health and safety guidelines
We are united in our hope for the return to go as smoothly as possible. The Parish Pastoral Council, Eucharistic Ministers, ushers, cleaners and other volunteers have worked hard to ensure our worship in a safe place. Father Sean and I are very grateful for their time and help and we know they will appreciate your co-operation.
As you return, you may wish to drop off your weekly envelope. Many parishioners have been doing so, including some from earlier in the lockdown. There are collection boxes located in the Cathedral, if the timing is appropriate for you now. Thank you for your great support.
In looking forward to the coming week, let us remember James again (5:11), ‘Behold we consider fortunate those who patiently endure. You have heard about the patience of Job, and seen the Lord's result, how the Lord is full of compassion and merciful.’
Fr. Pat Farragher, Adm.
Cortoon - Lavally Mass In the likely absence of public Masses Cortoon and Lavally, for the foreseeable future, a Mass will be celebrated in the Cathedral on Saturday evenings at 8.00 p.m. This Mass will be offered for the intentions booked for Cortoon & Lavally. The Mass will be broadcast live on Local Radio 108 FM and will be live-streamed via the Cathedral Webcam.
July 11th 8.00pm Joe Gannon, Cortoon, (Months Mind).
Kathleen & Patrick Roache, Brownsgrove.
Weekly Offertory Envelopes for Cortoon & Lavally
The new boxes of Offertory Envelopes for the up-keep and maintenance of Cortoon & Lavally Churches are now available. Due to the current re-strictions, the boxes cannot be delivered to homes as was the custom. The new boxes will be available for collection close to the altars in both Churches. We thank you for your understanding and support.
Months Mind
Sunday, 12th July 10.30 a.m. Fionnuala Byrne, St John’s Abbey, Circular Rd.
