Newsletter 37 - 31st January, 2021

Uíbh Laoire Parish
— PASTORAL——
CLERGY
Fr. Anthony O’Mahony P.P. Uibh Laoire
Phone 026 49838
Also available:
Dunmanway clergy 023 88 45000
Uibh Laoire Parish
CHILD PROTECTION REPRESENTATIVES
They can be contacted on these numbers:
087 6793294
087 2597071
026 47111
An Garda Siochána 021 4522000.
HSE (North Lee) 021 4923001.
(HSE (South Lee) 028 40447/40456.
CHILD PROTECTION POLICY AND
PROCEDURES ARE AVAILABLE ON
REQUEST
GOUGANE BOOKINGS SECRETARY
Colette O’Leary 087 784 2534
Email: stfinbarrsoratory@gmail.com
PAROCHIAL HSE/PARISH OFFICE
Phone (026) 49838
PARISH SECRETARY
Marie Noonan 087 144 6958
Email: uibhlaoireparish@gmail.com
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Uibh Laoire Parish
News
Message from Fr Anthony P.P.
Sometimes Vol. 37 a person might have something very interesting to say 31st but
because January, of the 2021 way they say it nobody hears them. Sometimes a person
might have nothing interesting to say but because of the way they say it
everybody things they have said something profound. The trick is to put the
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together. Some people have that gift. I think it’s a kind of x factor we
either have it or we don’t. Jesus certainly had it. In this weekends gospel we
hear that people listened to Jesus because of what he said and the way he
said it. Jesus certainly had something powerful and interesting to say, and
He still does. Now He is saying it through us, we might not all be good
talkers or orators but we can be good actors, putting God’s message into
action.
Eamonn Ryan R.I.P.
Luckily Eamonn and Pat Ryan came to live in Currahy, Ballingeary in 2005.
With Eamonn’s incredible playing and coaching achievements in mind, it
didn’t take long before he was approached by Cumann Peile Bhéal Átha’n
Ghaorthiadh to get involved with the first team. Eamonn was hugely
influential in the Mid Cork win that year and in the County Intermediate
win the following year. Ever since then he was involved with teams of all
ages and also with Cumann Peile Naomh Fionnbarra. He gave coaching
courses and presented many medals within the community.
He and Pat were often to be seen gardening together, at mass and walking
the road by the lake.
Sincere sympathies to Pat and the family from all in the parish of Uibh
Laoire. Eamonn will be sorely missed. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis
Margaret Lehane
We pay tribute to Mrs Margaret Lehane, late of Deshure Kilmichael who
taught for 33years in Inchigeela National School. During her time there
she was a devoted teacher, who had a positive influence on so many of the
young people around the parish. The sympathy of the parish is extended to
her husband, Jerry and her daughters Siobhan and Cathriona and her son
Conor.
Ní bheidh a leighead ann arís. Ar theis Dé to raibh a hanam dilís.
Anniversaries
Johnny Lynch, Kilmore.
Jerry Lucey, Bru na Gealai
Paddy O’Riordan, Derryvoleen. Joan McCarthy, Silvergrove.
Mary Carroll, Johnstown/Dromcarra. Denis Hartnett, Inchigeela
Dan Hartnett, London /Inchigeela. John and Michael
Kelleher,Cornera
Billy Barry, Raleigh.
Dan McCarthy, Rosscarbery.
Dan and Katie Murphy, Coolagrenane Jerh Noonan,Gortaveer
Denis & Nellie McSweeney, Cleanrath
Rev. John McSweeney, Cleanrath/Sydney.
Mass Times in Neighbouring Parishes
Kilmichael Vigil 8.15pm in Cooldorrihy.
Johnstown Sun 10.00am. Toames Sun 11.30am.
Dunmanway Vigil 6.30pm
Ballinacarriga 9.30am. Togher Sun 10.45am. Dunmanway Sun 12.00noon.
Macroom Vigil 7.30pm. Sun 8.30am, 10.30am, 12.00noon.
Ballyvourney Vigil 6.30pm. Sun 11.30am. Réidh na nDoirí Sun 9.30am.
Adoration of The Blessed Sacrament
Adoration will take place in Inchigeela church every Friday except the First Friday
of the Month when it's in Ballingeary church
Times 10.00am------6.00pm

Leachtaí Gaeilge : Sunday, 31st January, 2021
CÉAD LÉACHT
Sliocht as leabhar Deotranaimí 18:15-20
Ardóidh mé suas fáidh agus cuirfidh mé my bhriathra ma bhéal.
Labhair Maois leis an bpobal á rá: Ardóidh an Tiarna do Dhia
suas fáidh mar mise duit ó do lár, ó do bhráithre; tugaigí aird
airsean. Sin é a d’iarr tú féin ar an Tiarna do Dhia ag Horaeb, lá
an Tionóil. ‘Ná lig dom guth an Tiarna mo Dhia a chlos arís,’
arsa tú, ‘ná an tine mhór seo a fheiceáil a thuilleadh, le heagla
go bhfaighinn bás.’ Dúirt an Tiarna liom: ‘Is maith mar a
dúradar a bhfuil ráite acu. Ardóidh mé suas fáidh mar thusa
dóibh, ó lár a mbráithre; cuirfidh mé mo bhriathra ina bhéal
agus inseoidh sé dóibh gach a n-ordaím dó. An té nach
dtabharfaidh aird ar na briathra a labhróidh sé i m’ainm,
éileoidh mé díoltas air. Ach an fáidh a leomhfaidh focal a
labhairt i m’ainmse nár ordaigh mé dhó a labhairt, nó a
labhróidh in ainm dé eile, gheobhaidh an fáidh sin bás.’
Briathar Dé.
Salm le Freagra Sm 94
Freagra Á, dá n-éistfeadh sibh lena ghuth inniu:
‘Na calcaigí bhur gcroí.’
1. Tagaigí, déanaimis gairdeas don Tiarna,
tógaimis gártha áthais do Charraig ár slánaithe.
Tagaimis ina láthair le moltaí,
déanaimis gairdeas dó le laoithe.
Freagra
2. Tagaigí, adhraimis agus sléachtaimis,
facaimis ár nglúine don Tiarna a rinne sinn.
Óir is é ár nDia é, agus is sinne
pobal a aoireachta agus caoirigh a lámh. Freagra
3. Á, dá n-éistfeadh sibh lena ghuth inniu:
‘Na calcaigí bhur gcroí.’ mar a tharlai Meríba,
mar a tharla an lá úd ag Masa san fhásach
mar ar chuir bhur n-aithreacha cath orm,
mar ar thriail siad mé cé go bhfaca siad m’obair.’ Freagra
DARA LÉACHT
Sliocht as an dara litir Coirintigh 7:32-35
Bíonn an bhean shingil buartha faoi chúrsa an Tiarna d’fhonn
bheith naofa.
A bhráithre, Is amhlaidh ba mhaith liom sibh a bheith saor ó
imní. Bíonn an fear singil buartha faoi ghnóthaí an Tiarna ag
iarraidh an Tiarna a shásamh; ach bíonn an fear pósta buartha
faoi ghnóthaí an tsaoil ag iarraidh a bhean a shásamh, rud a
fhágann é i ngalar na gcás. Ar an gcuma chéanna bíonn an
bhean singil nó an cailin óg buartha faoi chúrsaí an Tiarna
d’fhonn a bheith naofa idir chorp agus anam; ach bíonn an
bhean phósta buartha faoi chúrsaí an tsaoil ag iarraidh a fear a
shásamh. Is ar mhaithe libh a deirim an méid seo, agus ní ag
iarraidh laincis a chur oraibh atáim, ach le go mbeadh gach ní
ina cheart, agus go bhfónfadh sibh don Tiarna gan cur isteach ná
amach oraibh.
Briathar Dé.
Church of St.
Finbarr and
Holy Angels,
Inchigeela
(1842)
Ni neart go cur le
céile
Alleluia Véarsa Eo 14: 23
Alleluia, alleluia!
“Má bhíonn grá ag duine dom,” ar sé leis, “coinneoidh sé
mo bhriathar,
agus beidh grá ag m’Athair dó, agus tiocfaimid chuige.’
Alleluia!
SOISCÉAL
Sliocht as an Soiscéal naofa de réir Naomh Marcas
1:21-28
BhI sé a dteagasc mar a bheadh duine a mbeadh údarás
aige.
San am sin chuaigh Íosa isteach i gCafarnáum. Agus lá na
sabóide féin, ar dhul isteach satsionagóg dó, thosaigh sé
ag teagasc.Agus bhí ionadh orthu faoina theagasc; á
dteagasc a bhí sé mar dhuine a mbeadh údarás aige, níorbh
ionann agus na scríobhaithe.
Bhí, san am sin, duine sa tsionagóg a raibh smacht ag
spiorad míghlan air, agus scread sé amach: “Há, cad ab áil
leat dínn, a Íosa Nazairéanaigh? Chun ár millte a tháinig
tú. Is eol dom cé hé thú: Naomh Dé.” Labhair Íosa leis go
bagrach: “Bí i do thost, agus gabh amach as.” Bhain an
spiorad míghlan rachtaí as an duine, ghlaoigh amach go
hard agus d’imigh as. Agus bhí alltacht chomh mór sin ar
chách go raibh siad ag fiafraí dá chéile: “Cad é an rud é
seo?” deiridís: “teagasc nua á dhéanamh le húdarás;
na spioraid mhíghlana féin, fógraíonn sé orthu agus
déanann siad rud air.” Agus níorbh fhada gur leath a chlú
go fada gearr ar fud cheantar uile na Gailíle.
Soiscéal Dé.
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Blessing of Candles.
Fr.Anthony will bless candles at the 10.00am Mass on
Tuesday 2nd February. If you have candles to bless
you can leave them in Inchigeela Church till Monday
afternoon.
Séipéal N.
Fionn Barra
and N.
Ronán,
Béal Átha’n
Ghaorthaidh
(1826)
Saturday Vigil Mass
Saturday Vigil Mass