This document contains the schedule of masses, services, and volunteers for St. John's Church in Carraroe for the months of August 2019. It lists the dates and times of masses as well as the names of people assigned to roles like Eucharistic ministers, readers, and altar servers for each mass. It also provides notices about upcoming events like social dancing, pilgrimages to Lough Derg and Knock, and conferences in Dublin and Fatima.

1. Weekend
Of the
4th Aug
Weekend
Of the
11th Aug
15th Aug
Mass
Time
3rd
Aug
7: 30pm
4th Aug
9:30am
11:30am
10th Aug
7: 30pm
11thAug
9:30am
11:30am
10:00am
7:30pm
Eucharistic
Ministries
Leo & Maura
Marren
Rose Casey
Tom Mc Gowan &
Teresa Kelly
Gerry Price &
Catherine lynch
Brid Blake
Vincent Dunbar &
Anne Hickey
Margret Feeney
Mary Mc Hale
Readers
3rd Aug
Sophie Ryan
4th Aug
Gemma Ryan
Katie Hargadon
10th Aug
Claudia Carr
11th Aug
Maura Mc
Moreland
Frances Kelly
15th Aug
Eamonn Boylan
Geraldine Lynch
Altar
Society
4th Aug
Mary
Murphy
Ann Cassidy
11th /15th
Aug
Mary Duffy
Teresa Kelly
Collectors
Aug
G Kelly
E O
Loughlin
F Hargadon
S Duffy
J Mc Hale
G Kelly
E O
Loughlin
F Hargadon
S Duffy
J Mc Hale
G Kelly
E O
Loughlin
The Sick and Housebound: Mass is on 107FM.
Just tune your radio before Mass. Please let the housebound knowabout this
service in your area
Mass Times & Intentions
Sat 8.00pm Joe Gilligan (Anni)
Sun 9.30am Joe Callaghan (Anni)
Sun 11.30am James & Bridget Tancred (Annis)
Mon No Morning Mass
Tue 10.00am
Wed 10.00am
Thur 10.00am Noel Healy (1st
Anni)
Fri 10.00am Thomas & Mary Henry (Annis)
Sat 7.30pm Peadar O’ Kelly (Anni)
Sun 9.30am Fr. Gerry Curley (Anni)
Sun 11.30am John & Kate Keaveney (Annis)
Rosary for the Month ofAugust is Christy Murphy
ST JOHNS CHURCH
CARRAROE
PARISH Newsletter
Sunday 4th
August 2019
Mass Times: Saturday 7:30pm
Sunday 9:30am & 11:30am
Holidays 10:00am & 8:00pmMass
Priest: Fr Jim Murray,
Email: carraroe@holywellsligo.com
Phone: 071-9162136
Mobile: 087-8198466
Websites: www.carraroechurchsligo.com
www.holywellsligo.com
Tobernalt Holy Well – Thank You
Thank you to all who visited and helped out at the Holy Well Ceremonies last
weekend. Record numbers ofpilgrims attended the Sunday Masses. Sincere
thanks to our Sacristans, Eucharistic Minsters, Readers, Altar Servers,
Collectors.Stewarts and Gardaí, and to all who helped with the setting up of
the grounds. Your help and support is appreciated.
Bereaved
We remember in our prayers the soul ofBridget Keenan, Carraroe and
Killavil, Ballymote, mother ofEileen Callaghan and Michael Keenan,
Carraroe whose funeral took place on Monday. Also,Ena O’ Connor,
Markievicz Heights,mother ofPat, Lynn and Suzanne, Sligo. May they rest in
peace.
Priest Visitor
We welcome Fr. Mathewwho is visiting for part of August. Fr Mathewwill be
helping with the Masses in our Church.
Parish Readers/ Eucharistic Minsters
The Newlist ofreaders will be out shortly. Please check the time that you are
helping out in our Parish. Newreaders are always needed. Please contact the
Parish Office. The list with contact details ofall Eucharistic Minsters as
requested is nowavailable in the Sacristy after Mass,Please take a copy home.

2. Tobernalt Hoy Well
As we move away from Garland Weekend please remember to
keep the grounds ofthe Holy Well tidy and clean. In preparation
for the weekend a lot ofwork was done on and around the grounds
including a newsound and light system, painting and repairing of
statues, trimming oftrees and cleaning up ofthe grounds both inside and
outside the grounds. Your help as a visitor is needed in keeping the shrine tidy
and clean.
Reflection
We knowquite a lot about the social and economic situation that Jesus saw
around him in Galilee. While wealth was growing in Sepphoris and Tiberias,
hunger and misery were widespread in the villages.Farmers ended up without
land and the land owners built ever bigger silos and granaries. In a short story
reported by St Luke, Jesus reveals what he thinks ofsuch a situation that is so
opposed to the more human world for all that God wants. This parable is not
only to denounce the abusescommitted by the land owners, but to unmask the
foolishness oftheir thinking.
A rich landowner is delighted by a big harvest and doesn’t knowhowto store
so much abundance. ‘What am I to do? ‘. His monologue unmasks the foolish
logic ofthe powers-that-be,people who only live to hoard wealth and security,
leaving the needy completely offtheir radar.
This rich man plans his life and makes decisions. He will tear down the old
granaries and build even bigger ones to store his mighty harvest. He has made
his fortune and now he will live only to enjoy himself: «Take it easy, eat, drink,
have a good time». But God interrupts his project: ‘Fool!This very night the
demand will be made for your soul; and this hoard of yours, whose will it be
then?’.
Social Dancing
In Ballintogher Community Centre Friday 9th
August beginning at 9.30pm.
Music by Michael Walsh. Also, Social Dancing continues in Carraroe
Community Centre every Wednesday beginning at 8.30pm. All welcome.
Carraroe Community Centre
Rooms are always available in the centre throughout the year.
Please contactthe Parish Office for further information.
Irish Wheelchair Associations Coastal Camino 2019
Irish Wheelchair Association’s Coastal Camino Walk is suitable for people of
all age groups and all levels offitness, following a beautiful trail of103km
from the maritime city of Vigo to wonderful Santiago de Compostela next
October. Check out this link for more information: www.iwa.ie/camino or
contact:
Church Bookstand - NewSelection
Finding God in Doubt & Disbelief – Exploring Faith through Struggle
Children Praying the Rosary – Beautiful book for your Child
A Retreat for Everyday Life – Prayer and Reflection
A Catholic Prayer Book –Novena to the Saints and more
Ways to bring your Child to God – Ten Simple Ways
Tobernalt Holy Well – Exploring the Holy Well for next Weekend
Blessed Sacrament - A Variety of Novenas and Prayers
Please pay for Books and Cards at the Bookstand.
Lough Derg 2019
The Three Day Pilgrimage is currently open. You may begin on any day until
Tuesday 13th
August. Advance booking is not necessary. The Lough Derg
team can help you to co-ordinate public transport or link up with Pilgrimage
Organisers in your locality. Phone Lorraine on 071 9861518 email:
info@loughderg.org
Diocesan Pilgrimage to Knock
The annual Elphin Diocesan Pilgrimage to Knock on Sunday 18th
August
which takes place during the National Novena.
Legion ofMary Youth Conference
The annual Young Adult Catholic Conference takesplace in All Hallows
College, Dublin on Saturday August 31st and Sunday September 1st2019.
This is a fantastic weekend packed full of interesting events for young
Catholics. Prices range from €25-€50, accommodation also available. For
further details visit our website http://www.legionofmary-deusetpatria.com/ or
contact Lucy 087 9959803
Fatima Pilgrimage
(last remaining seats) 10th
October 2019 ex Dublin 7 nights for Feast ofthe
Miracle ofthe Sun. Contact James Treacy 086-0572216