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Trócaire Boxes are available at all church exits, please take one home and save over the Lenten Period
FIDDLER ON THE ROOF
St Agnes' Musical Society presents with live orchestra
in SCOIL UNA NAOFA Hall, Armagh Rd, Crumlin.
Fri Mar 24th 7:30 pm
Sat Mar 25th 3 pm & 7.30pm
Sun Mar 26th 7:30 pm
Tickets €10 and €5. Reserve tickets now - collect & pay as you arrive for your show. Ph 087 2740186 and 087
3875749 or reserve online at
www.stagnesmusiccrumlin.com
Items to be included in the Newsletter should be
left in the Parish Office no later than noon on the
Wednesday before each weekend in the week of
publication.
Life to the Full (Jn 10:10) Book Club.
Join other young adults (20's & 30's) each week to
meditate, share and discuss life, faith, purpose &
how to live life to the full. We read a chosen
spiritual book over a few weeks and come to reflect
and discuss our thoughts. Every Thursday 7.00-
8:30pm, St Paul's Church Arran Quay (Smithfield).
www.facebook.com/lifetothefullbookclub
Ewe Thina: We Walk God’s Way. Want to get fit? Embrace God in nature and build true friendships? Join other young adults (20's & 30's) for reflective hikes around Dublin area. Monthly
event. Contact: [email protected] or visit https://www.facebook.com/wewalkgodsway
Catholic Young Adult Conference: The Legion of Mary Project is calling on young Catholic Adults (18-40 years of age) to attend a Conference in Castlecourt Hotel, Westport, Co. Mayo on the 25
th
March at 10.00am-6.30pm. Theme: Mary’s ‘Yes’ Changed the World what will your ‘Yes’ do?
Cost is €15 - To book call 087 2747873.
GOSPEL BASED WORDSEARCH
Thought for the Week “When you blame and criticize others, you are avoiding some truth
about yourself” – Deepak Chopra, author
St Agnes Parish Weekly Newsletter Team Ministry of Clogher Rd, Crumlin & Mourne Rd
t: 01-455 5368|e:[email protected] or [email protected] |
The newsletter is available for download from our website:
www.crumlinparish.ie or Visit us on
19th March 2017 - Third Sunday of Lent
Priests of the Parish
Fr Paul Tyrrell: 455 5368
Fr David Fleming: 454 2308
Fr John Deasy: 455 0955
Fr Tom Clowe: 455 5605
Deacon
Rev Jimmy Fennell: 455 5368
Child Protection Dublin Diocesan Office
836 0314 or 087 6853180
E-mail: [email protected]
St Agnes Church Mass Times Weekday Masses
9.00am, 10.00 am, 7.00pm
Saturday Vigil Mass
7.00pm
Sunday Masses
9.30am; 11.00 am (Family);
12.30pm (Choir); 7.00pm
Holy day Masses:-
7.00pm Vigil; 9.00am,
10.00am, 7.00pm
Confession Times
Saturdays from 10.30am
to 11.00am
Eve of First Fridays after
10.00am Mass & 6.45pm
COFFEE DOCK The Coffee Dock in St Agnes Parish Centre is open Monday to Friday
from 10.00am-12.00 noon. Call in any day to savour the
friendly atmosphere, have a cuppa and some chat with neighbours and
friends
Last Weekend’s Collections
1st Collection: €2,064
Share: €1,659
Family Offering: €1,560
Many thanks for your continued
support and generosity
The Annual Collection for CROSSCARE
Youth Services Social Support Agency of
the Catholic Archdiocese of Dublin will
take place at all Masses This Weekend 18th & 19th March.
It will replace the usual SHARE Collection.
Please be as generous as possible
Second National Collection for the World Meeting of Families 2018
Pope Francis has personally chosen Dublin to be the host diocese for the World Meeting of Families from 21-26
August 2018. Planning for this great national and international celebration of faith is well underway. Hosting this important event requires an enormous amount of planning and
funding. In this regard a second national collection will be held on the weekend of 1 & 2 April 2017. Your support for this collection would
be greatly appreciated.
SEEING YOUR LIFE THROUGH THE LENS OF THE GOSPELS - John 4:5-42
1. Jesus leads the woman along a wonderful journey towards a deeper, fuller human life. You can enter the story from the perspective of the woman. Recognise her resistance to growth, her complacency, her evasions, and her eventual acceptance, partial though it was, of Jesus. When have you, or others, made a similar journey in your relationship with God? With others? With your own self?
2. The woman is attracted by what Jesus is saying, but from very human motives: the thought of having water in such a way that she did not have to come and draw it from the well. We too are attracted to Jesus by very mixed motives, some of them matters of personal interest – belonging, community, security. What have been the human motives that have attracted you to faith, prayer, religion, church and which have been stepping stones to a deeper personal relationship with Jesus? Perhaps we can also see the same movement in the growth of some of our human relationships.
3. You can also enter the story with Jesus, the ideal leader, parent, teacher, or spiritual guide. Notice how he meets the woman where she is, needing her assistance; how he is patient with her, but also challenges her to grow to what she is capable of.
John Byrne osa. Email [email protected] (Intercom)
PARISH REPOSITORY We have a selection of Prayer books and Rosary
beads for First Holy Communion as well as various other religious objects and Catholic Newspapers in The Repository located at the back of the Church. It is open weekdays from 9.30am to 11.00am and after
Saturday evening and Sunday morning Masses.
St Agnes Parish Reader’s Roster If you cannot make your scheduled Reading please
contact John Green
Saturday, 25th March 2017
7:00pm K Smyth
Sunday, 26th March 2017
9:30am V Collins
11:00am J Green
12:30pm J Winders
7:00pm W Elliott
Our Recently Deceased
Fr John Foster SDB, Salesian House
We express our deepest sympathies to his family and the Salesian Community at this sad time.
May He Rest in Peace. Amen.
The Week Ahead…
Sunday 19th - Saturday 25th March 2017
Sunday 3rd Sunday of Lent
Monday
Tuesday St Enda
Wednesday
Thursday St Turibius of Mongrovejo
Friday St Macartan [Clogher]
Saturday Annunciation of the Lord
WALK WITH ME A Lenten Journey of Prayer for 2017. Booklets are
available in Church Repository, price €1.30
RECENTLY BAPTISED +
Bobby William Doyle Woods
Layla Rose Cowzer Hoey
Grace Rigney
Aria Rose Reddington
We welcome them into our Christian Community
and wish them every blessing in their lives ahead.
MASS INTENTIONS
Saturday 18th March
7.00pm MONTHS MIND Christopher Daly
ANNIVERSARIES Christina Farrell 12th Evelyn Byrne 21st Jimmy Ryan Mary McGee Dinah Elders & Son George
Sunday 19th March
9.30am ANNIVERSARIES John Joseph Kelly 22nd
11.00am ANNIVERSARIES Joan Quinn Horgan 2nd
Elizabeth Field 4th Ann Daly 5th Margaret Quinn Annmarie Kelly Thomas & Bridget Fagan
12.30pm MONTHS MIND Patrick McDonnell
ANNIVERSARIES Eddie Reilly 3rd Andrew Roche 3rd Anthony Markides 3rd Nancy Keogh 9th Phyllis Altman 16th Rachel Mulvaney 22nd Kevin Mulvaney Mary & Thomas McEnroe Jimmy McCann; Margaret Doyle Peter Hendrick; James Clancy
BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE Josephine Power
7.00pm Pro Populo
Monday 20th March
9.00am Kevin Cunnane 7th Anniversary
7.00pm George Prior 2nd Anniversary
Tuesday 21st March
9.00am Fergus Duffy Special Intention
7.00pm Berni O’Neill 22nd Anniversary
Wednesday 22nd March
7.00pm Edward Downey Months Mind
Friday 24th March
7.00pm Bill Skerritt 2nd Anniversary
May their Souls and the Souls of all the Faithful departed Rest In Peace. Amen
All Mass Intentions should be booked in the Parish
Office no later than midday on the Wednesday
before the Sunday Masses.
New Pilgrim Path Website of the Week. The Choir of New College, Oxford sings some of the great sacred masterpieces, from Barber to Mozart, from Allegri to Fauré. This sublime online music provides an hour-long spiritual feast for Lent. Access this, and other rich online spiritual resources via www.NewPilgrimPath.ie
St. Mary’s Pro-Cathedral: From Ashes to Light The Lent Readings for prayer and preaching with Fr Kieran J. O’Mahony, OSA
continues on the Thursdays of Lent 16th, 23rd & 30th March
Mass at 11.00am - Presentation from 11.30am12.40pm - Mass at 12.45pm
LENT 3 (16 March) The Woman at the Well (John 4:5-42)
LENT 4 (23 March) The Man Born Blind (John 9:1-41)
LENT 5 (30 March) The Raising of Lazarus (John 11:1-15)
Raise the Dough Crumlin Parish is inviting other parishes to get involved in the campaign
“Raise the Dough” in aid of ISPCC Childline from 27th March – 7th April.
Organise a Bake within your office or group and hold a bake sale –
Register today to take part and help raise some “dough” for Irelands 24
hour listening service for Children. For more information:
RaiseTheDough.ie or email: Susie at [email protected]
Tickets now available for a special once-off performance of the highly-acclaimed play “And Spring Shall Come.”
Multi-media retelling of the insurrection in Dublin and the Battle of the Somme set against a
backdrop of eight hundred years of Anglo-Irish history in
The Gaiety Theatre, Sunday 26th March 2017 at 7.30pm.
In support of the life-saving work of the Combined Paediatric Cardiology Service based at The Coombe
Women & Infants University Hospital, Moya Doherty of Riverdance, Pól Brennan of Clannad and actors
Mark Lambert, Aoibhinn McGinnity, Seán T. Ó Meallaigh, Ian Toner and Jonathan White have donated
their time to stage a special once-off performance of the highly-acclaimed play And Spring Shall Come
at The Gaiety Theatre on the evening of Sunday 26th March.
The play, which is co-written by Professor Chris Fitzpatrick (of the Coombe Women & Infants University
Hospital) and multi-award winning film director Ruán Magan with music from Clannad’s Pól Brennan, is a
multi-media retelling of the insurrection in Dublin and the Battle of the Somme set against a backdrop of
eight hundred years of Anglo-Irish history.
Long separated by war and tradition, And Spring Shall Come, brings together for the first time onto one
stage, the words and innermost thoughts of seventy of the most influential poets and writers - both men
and women - so that we may learn from the experience of suffering and division, be inspired by the
purity of idealism and the brilliance of the imagination, and be transformed by the eternal prospect of
Spring.
Originally commissioned by the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland to launch their 1916
Commemorative Programme, this dramatic production is now coming to The Gaiety Theatre for one
night only.
Proceeds will go to Friends of the Coombe's Mending Our Children’s Hearts campaign which will help to
save the lives of babies from right across Ireland who are diagnosed with life-threatening congenital
heart conditions while still in the womb.
Tickets range from €20.00 to €150.00 (€20; €30; €40; €50; €65; €75; €100 and €150). Premium
tickets, which are priced at €100.00 and €150.00, include a post-performance reception and an
opportunity to meet the cast. All tickets are available from Friends of the Coombe (email:
[email protected] or telephone: 408 5539) or www.ticketmaster.ie. We are able to take cash, cheque,
bank draft or credit/debit card payments.
Padre Pio Prayer Group (St Pio)
The next meeting will take place on Tuesday
21st March. Rosary
6.45pm Mass 7.00pm followed by
Benediction & Blessing.
All Welcome.
