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October 23rd 2016. Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time

“The one who serves God willingly is heard; his petition reaches the heavens. The prayer of the lowly pierces the clouds; it does not rest till it reaches its goal.” (Sir. 35:20-21) Sincere and earnest prayer is always heard by God who is only too aware of all the suffering and difficulties that many of his disciples endure even today. God will give them comfort and healing through the ministry of those he calls to assist him in this great work of mercy.  Maybe God is calling you to minister to his people as a priest or religious? Why not contact: Fr. Leslie McNamara (Limerick Diocesan Vocations Director) at 061-414624 or 087-202-8189 or mailto: [email protected] to discern whether or not you may have a vocation.

Prayer : We pray that those who choose to respond to your call to follow you in the priesthood and religious life will always show your understanding, your patience, your generosity and your healing concern for all those they meet.

NEWSLETTER 23RD  OCTOBER 2016

Today is Mission Sunday.

It is the one day when we are specifically asked to dig into our hearts and minds and assist our   Church’s universal mission.

Our theme for this years’ Mission Sunday is ‘Every Christian is a Missionary’.  We all have the privilege of sharing God’s love and words with those who have not yet heard Him.

Pope Francis is an enthusiastic ‘promoter’ of this theme and is seeking to lead all of us in a joyful expression of our individual and unique missionary charism.

In his message for Mission Sunday the Pope says “As they travel through the streets of the world, the disciples of Jesus need to have a love without limits, the same measure of love that our Lord has for all people. We proclaim the most beautiful and greatest gifts that he has given us: his life and his love”.

The Irish missionary disciples need our spiritual and financial help today. We have some 1,200 men and women working in all corners of the world, each playing his or her part on the missionary journey.

Your financial help today is crucial to their work.

We can’t do it without you. Large or small, it makes a huge difference and we thank you sincerely for your help.

www.wmi.ie

Postgraduate Information Evening at Mary Immaculate College

Mary Immaculate College (MIC) has for decades been a leading provider of postgraduate education at Graduate Diploma, Taught Masters, Research Masters and Doctoral levels in both Arts and Education. You will have the opportunity to find out why at MIC’s Postgraduate Information Evening on Thursday 10th November from 6pm – 8pm (T118, Tara Building, MIC Campus, Limerick).

The Postgraduate Opportunities Information Evening will include an overview of all postgraduate courses and services available at MIC, including an extensive array of new doctoral programmes in areas as diverse as Educational and Child Psychology, Irish Studies, Applied Linguistics, and Development Education and Practice. Information regarding application procedures, funding opportunities, and graduate skills training will also be included in this session. Following this, participants will have an opportunity to meet with course co-ordinators, on an individual basis, for detailed course outlines and requirements.

For further details please see www.mic.ul.ie

‘Marbhna – A Requiem Mass’  composed by Odhran O’Casaide at  Knock Basilica 12 noon Sunday November 6th, commemorating all those who died in 1916.

Requiem 1916 Marbhna, in Irish, featuring the voice of Sibéal Ní Casaide, is a solemn expression of commemoration. It sets out to explore the beauty of sean nós voice, together with chamber choir and orchestra, classical solo voices, traditional and early music instruments. The blend of Irish and classical music reflects two great musical traditions in Ireland at the time of the Rising. The musical motifs are carried seamlessly from genre to genre.  It is the first orchestral setting of a Dies Ires in the Irish language.

Quiet Days for Busy People Day Retreat taking place Saturday 5th November 10am-3pm in the Prayer Guidance Centre, Knock Shrine. A part of the Faith Renewal program offering time to reflect and take quiet time away from busy life. To book call (094) 93 75355 or email: [email protected]

A Weekend of Discovery, a Lifetime of Love.

HUSBANDS AND WIVES

Worldwide Marriage Encounter is designed to give married couples the opportunity to look at their lives together… a time to share their hopes, joys and fears with the one person they have chosen to live with for the rest of their lives.

THE NEXT WEEKEND WILL BE AT THE LAKE HOTEL, KILLARNEY FROM 18th- 20thNOVEMBER 2016. FOR MORE INFORMATION AND / OR TO BOOK, VISIT www.marriageencounter.ie

ALTERNATIVELY TEXT OR CALL 087-6670418 /086-8334382

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