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Nenagh Parish News
Sunday 28 February, 2021
Email: [email protected] Council: [email protected]: www.nenaghparish.ieOffice Phone: 067-31272Priest on Duty: 087 2405762
Mass TimesSt Mary of the RosaryWeekend Masses:Saturday 10am, 6.15pm
Sunday 8am | 12 noon | 6pmParish Radio: 106.2FM
Weekday Masses8am, 11am | Holy Hour 5pm
Food For Thought 1pmSt John the Baptist, Tyone
Sunday 10.30am(all Masses currently online)
Those We Remember | Sat 27 Feb – Sun 7 Mar 2021Sat 10am: Hugh Doyle, Eileen Doyle, Peter Toohey, Michael Toohey and Margaret Toohey (As)Sat 6.15pm: Eamonn Hogan (MM) Joan Marie Christie nee Minnitt (A)Sun 10.30am: Ann Kelly and Donny and Pasty Hassey (As)Sun 12pm: Egidijus Vasiliauskas (MM) also Romualdas Vasiliauskas, Birute Vasiliauskiene, Tomas Vasiliaus kas, Stasys Noreika and Virginijus Noreika Joan Minogue (A) Bill and Tess Lawlor (As) Sun 6pm: Kathleen Reddan (A) Peggy O’Meara (A)Mon 11am: Thomas (Tom) Shanahan (A) Tues 11am: Noreen Ryan (A)Thurs 11am: Pat Morrissey (A) Ned Coughlan (A)Fri 11am: Tony Quigley (1st A) Eamonn and Mary O’Toole (As)Sat 6.15pm: Richard White (1st A) Maura and John Joe Walsh (As)Sun 12pm: Mary Finn (A) Roseann Rice (A)Sun 6pm: Elizabeth (Delia) O’Connell (MM)
Our Faithful Departed
Christine May Greenway (née Dow)Anne Ryan
Christy Sherlock formerly Nenagh, who died recently in Shannon,
Co. ClareMay they Rest In Peace.
Amen
Schedule in St. Mary of the Rosary Church during Lent:
Mass each weekday 8am & 11amMorning Prayer @ 10am
Exposition & Stations of the Cross each weekday @ 5pm
(Due to the current restrictions please join via the Parish Radio/Webcam)
A carving to the left of the tabernacle in St Mary of the Rosary of Abraham and Isaac which
is today’s reading from the Book of Genesis
Announcing an Exciting New Journey for St John the Baptist Church
St. John the Baptist church opened in 1970 to meet the needs at that time. Fifty years later we face new challenges. We are planning for the future by presenting an exciting
new initiative. As our parish evolves, so too does the use of St. John the Baptist church. We hope to make St. John the Baptist church a place for gatherings, namely
for Mass, Sacraments, Personal/Group Prayer and a space for large groups. This includes our younger parishioners preparing for the Sacraments of Communion for the First Time and Confirmation, as well as Youth Ministries. The plan can be examined at the rear of St. Mary of the Rosary and on the Parish website. We know that this will be
the beginning of an exciting new chapter in the life of our beloved church!
Nenagh Country Markets ReopeningNenagh Country Markets Ltd will re-open
on Friday 5th March next in the New Institute, Friar Street from 8am, under
Level 5 Restrictions which allow markets that, wholly or principally offer food for sale to remain open. Safety measures
include a one way system with a separate entrance and exit, hand sanitizer on
entry and exit and restricted numbers of customers on the premises at the same time. We encourage you to shop local
at this time and drop into our market for the freshest of locally produced food in a
safe, controlled environment.
Fr Seán McDonagh Book LaunchFr Seán’s new book, Robots, Ethics and the Future of Jobs, will be launched Thursday 4 March at 7pm by Professor John Sweeney
and Dr Lorna Gold. To join the launch on Zoom just email https://www.messenger.ie/prod-uct/robots-ethics-and-the-future-of-jobs/ and wait for the invitation to enter the room!
Nenagh Parish extends warm congratulations to Fr Seán on his latest publication.