Sunday Masses:
Tempo: 11.00am Sunday morning
Cradien: 9.30am Sunday morning.
Eucharistic Ministers:
Tempo:
Sun 10th Nov: Siobhan McManus & Declan
Murphy.
Cradien:
Sun 10th Nov: Patricia McKeever.
Mass Servers:
Tempo:
Week Beg 3rd Nov: Grace & Cara McGrade.
Week Beg 10th Nov: Hannah McNabb, Aoife Kelly
& Aoife McCaffrey.
Cradien:
Week Beg 3rd Nov: Orla McKeever, Ryan McCann
& Patrick Toal.
Week Beg 10th Nov: Michael & Ellen Cleary,
Cormac Cox.
Daily Masses:
Tempo: Tues 10.am, Fri 8.00pm
Cradien: Mon & Thurs 9.30am.
Anniversaries:
Tempo:
Friday 8.00pm Mary & Thomas Tierney and deceased of Tierney
&
Monaghan families.
Cradien:
Sunday 10/11 9.30am M.M.M. Colin Wright, Meadow Farm.
Baptism:
We welcome
into the community of faith - Darragh John Cox, Cavanacross, Tempo who was baptised
in the Church of St Joseph, Cradien, on Sunday 27th October 2019. May his home be
filled with love, prayer, happiness and joy!
Do This in Memory:
We begin
the “Parish Programme” for our children for First Confession and First Holy Communion
today. We welcome everyone.
November is a Special Month for Our Deceased:
November
is a family month and so we think of our deceased relatives and friends. Naturally
we want them to be happy. We want them to be with God for with God they will find
joy, happiness, and bliss. Because the souls of our departed are family, relatives,
and friends we will find it easy to pray for them. After all they are our own, and
we know that they will pray for us when they come into the presence of God. We will
visit their graves in the cemetery and pray for them. We will visit the Church in
which they worshiped God and pray for them, and above all we will go to Mass and
pray for them. In these ways we will ask God—the God of compassion and love—to bring
them into his presence to enjoy the banquet he has prepared for them. We will put
their names on the dead list which will help us remember them by name. We will have
Masses celebrated for them in church each week during November, and we will join
in those Masses because we are sincere and are people of integrity. There is little
point in writing down names on a sheet of paper if we don’t come to some of these
Masses ourselves. And of course we know this too well. We all know when others are
sincere and God knows when we are sincere. To help us and encourage us the church
founded by Jesus, give us Indulgences applicable to the souls in purgatory. Again
these are encouragements and helps for God knows our sincerity. As a Parish we do
have a good tradition of visiting the graves, and praying for the dead. Our tradition
with celebrating daily Mass can be improved.
Zacchaeus:
The Gospel today is about
Justice. It is also about the God of Forgiveness. We are asked to think about justice
in our own lives. Do we steal money that doesn’t belong to us? Do we tell lies when
filling out forms to get money unjustly? Do we pay our debts? Do we carry our obligations,
or do we let others take the blame if fail to do our job! Can we be trusted?
Chernobyl Children’s Appeal
NI:
The
Omagh and Fermanagh branch of Chernobyl Children’s Appeal NI invites you to our
information evening on Wednesday the 6th November at 8.30pm in Mahon’s Hotel Irvinestown.
Anyone interested in volunteering or hosting in 2020 summer programme is welcome
to come along to information meeting to
find our more or phone 07519665089 or 07754749563.
Mass for deceased Parishioners
who died during the year: will be celebrated in the Church of the Immaculate Conception,
Tempo on Sunday 17th November at 11.00am.
Céilí and Old Time Dance in Dooneen Centre, Tempo on Sunday 3 November from 8 to
11 pm. Proceeds to "Maisie's Journey". Music by Raymond Loney.
Senior Citizens Club:
Meet on Wednesday 6th November
at 11.00am. Tea/coffee and a scone will be served followed by some entertainment
and finishing with a light lunch of soup and sandwiches.
