Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Sat 2^nd                    8:00 pm                 People of the Parish (A)

                                                                                                Blessing of Throats

Sun 3^rd                   10:00 am              Patricia & Patsy Fallon (M)

Blessing of Throats

Mon 4^th                  10:00 am              Fr Peter Coleman (M)

Tues 5^th St Agatha (virgin & martyr)

10:00 am        Archdeacon Padraig O’Grady (M)

Wed 6^th                  Ss Paul Miki & Companions

                 10:00 am              Private Intention (A)

Thurs 7^th               St Mel (bishop)

10:00 am        Tessie Hever (M)

Fri 8^th                    St Jerome Emiliani, St Josephine Bakhita

10:00 am        Private Intention (A)

Sat 9^th                    11:30 am              Kathleen Johnston, son Pete

& all dec’d of family (M)

1:00 pm          Margaret Gormalley, Castlecawley (M)

Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Sat 9^th    8:00 pm                 Annie Holmes (nee Healy, Churchpark) (A)

Sun 10^th                 10:00 am              Tommy Berreen, Rinbane (M)

Readers of the Word 

Saturday 9^th Feb 8pm: Eugene Henry (A)

Sunday 10^th Feb 10am: Nicola Marren (M)

1^st Reading Jer 1:4-5, 17-19. Psalm Ps 70.

2^nd Reading 1 Cor 12:31-13:13. Gospel Lk 4:21-30

Readers of Universal Prayer

Sunday 10^th Feb 10am Kenneth Coleman (M)

Please take note of the weekend Masses for February; Achonry on Saturday at 8pm, Mullinabreena on Sunday at 10am.

4^th Sunday in Ordinary Time 3^rd February: Focus: We are witnesses to Jesus, primarily through our love for one another. – God calls some people, such as Jeremiah, to be prophets – to bring others to him by speaking God’s words to them. Most of us, however, are called to be witnesses through the love that we show each day in our actions & words. No matter what we do, it must always be expressed in love.  

MASS SERVERS-Teams

Achonry Saturday 8pm 9^th Feb: ST DAVNET

Mullinabreena Sunday 10am 10^th Feb: ST ELIZABETH

Community Games: Art in St Nathy’s Hall Friday February 8^th from 6.30 to 8.00.

Post Box at Aurivo (Achonry Creamery): The Post Box was damaged a few months ago, it is now repaired & back in service.

Gianna Care West Mother & Baby bank event in the Menlo Park hotel Sat 9^th Feb 4-6pm. Come along, pick up free baby items (clothing, equipment etc.) meet other Mums & our team. See our FB & Instagram pages for more detail or call Emma on 0879620760.

Ireland Lights Up. Coolaney Mullinabreena GAA club are opening the walkway around the pitch from 7pm to 9pm every Thursday for the next Five Weeks as part of the Ireland Lights Up campaign to make exercise more accessible to all. Lights purchased by the Club & additional lights from A/M Parish Enhancement Group will be erected every Thursday evening. Let’s make use of this facility over the next few weeks & remember safety comes first.

Music classes in Whistle, Flute & Fiddle in the Family Resource Centre Tubbercurry every Monday. Beginner whistle & flute 6.15pm, advanced 7pm, & fiddle 7.15pm.

Study Theology Online: This spring come & join our supportive student community & study theology by distance learning. Register now! enquiries@prioryinstitute.com  www.prioryinstitue.com 01404 8124

Set Dancing Class in St Nathy’s Hall on Thursdays: 7:45pm for juniors, & at 8:30 for adults. Beginners welcome.

25 Drive in St Nathy’s Hall every Friday 8:30pm

NW STOP (formerly STOP Suicide) provide FREE counselling. Call 0867772009 or 1850211877 if you or someone you know needs help. 

Can you make a Difference to North West Simon Community?

Calling all groups, offices, clubs or individual – would you like to host a Tea Day in aid of North West Simon Community on Thurs 21^st Feb or anytime that suits? The VHI Women’s Mini Marathon is on Sun 2^nd June in Dublin, would you like to walk/run & raise money for NW Simon Community – If interested in either of the above please contact Mary on 087 7708865 or email mary@northwestsimon.ie

Coolaney Mullinabreena GAA: The club will be re- launching our Lotto for 2019. We look forward to your continued support for this vital fundraiser for the day to day running of the club.

Blood Donation Clinic in St. Brigid's Hall, on Thurs, 7^th Feb from 4.30 to 8.00pm. As always, the demand for blood continues & every possible donation is desperately needed. Injured & sick people live because other people give. Blood is life & giving some is one of the greatest gesture of love & care that most people will ever have chance to avail of.

Drummartin Indoor Country Market: (9km from Tubbercurry beside Joe Dan’s Pub). Every Saturday 10.30 to 12.30. Come to the market for local produce fresh as can be. We are now reopen after the winter break. Come & stock up on rice, oats and flour, as well as dried fruit & nuts - with no plastic packaging.

Midland Warmer Homes in conjunction with the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland run a Warmer Homes Scheme. This project is FREE to individuals who are in receipt of one of the following - Fuel Allowance; or Family Income Supplement (FIS); or Jobseeker’s Allowance (for more than 6 months with a child/ren under 7); or One Parent Family Payment; or Domicillary Care Allowance; or Careers Allowance - living with the person you care for; the person must own their own house and the house must be built before 2006. Only homes that have NOT received works can apply for this project. Works which are covered include – attic, cavity wall, external wall and heating installations – based on SEAI criteria and survey of house. For more information or an application form contact us on 090-6488292 or email info@midlandwarmerhomes.ie

OFFERTORY ENVELOPES: The Offertory Boxes for 2019 are available at the Church Door. Because new ‘lists’ were drawn up it’s possible that your Offertory Envelope number will be different to the number you had in the past. Sincere thanks for your continued support. If you are not on the list of those who support or if you are new to the parish & wish to receive a box of envelopes, please contact Fr Peter.

CHY3 certs are available at the church door. If you are a PAYE worker or self-employed & didn’t get a CHY3 cert in your Offertory Box please take one. Please print your name, & sign, date & return these as soon as possible so the claim to the Revenue can be sent in for 2018. I took the liberty of placing CHY3 certs in the boxes, this is not meant to offend, but to ask you, if your circumstances are still the same or if you are eligible, to please fill in, sign & return your cert early in the New Year. (The cert you sign this year will last for the next five years 2018-2022). Thank you.

Child Protection Policy for Achonry Diocese: See posters at Church door.

Leaving Cert Irish Oral Revision Course Saturday 23^rd March 10am -1.30pm in Banada. Junior & Leaving cert Irish courses 22^nd - 26^th July & 29^th July- 2^nd August in Banada contact Siobhán on 0874510572 

Tubbercurry FRC will be running an Odyssey Parenting Your Teen programme starting in February. This is an 8 week course for those parenting young people aged 11-18 years, specially developed to improve communication & relationships. Topics covered include parenting styles, Teen Development, Rules & Consequences, Dealing with Conflict, Improving Self-Esteem, & Problem Solving. Contact Mary on 0719186926 or devworker@tubbercurryfrc.com.

Beginning Experience weekend 5-7 April for those who have lost a spouse through death, divorce, or separation. Esker Retreat Centre, Loughrea, Enquiries Gerry 0863855090 Maureen 0876646896

The Cloonacool Card Game continues at 9pm every Monday

Moylough 25 Drive: Every Wednesday for the winter at 8:30pm

Social Dancing class: In Community Centre Bunninadden every Friday at 9pm. Contact 0868474744

House to Rent: Sheltered accommodation open to applicants over 65 years. Long-term house is centrally heated, fully insulated, fully furnished with two bedrooms, sitting room, bathroom, kitchen & spacious hallway. Offer includes meals-on-wheels, laundry service, CCTV & a free rural transport service. Application to Corpus Christi Village, Tourlestrane. Phone 0719181562 (Mondat to Friday 9am to 1pm) or Sean 087 1204535

PINK Clothes recycling unit at St. Nathy's Hall: The pink Recycling unit located at St. Nathy's, which is supplied by Textiles Ireland Ltd. & maintained by Sligo Co. Co., brings in a substantial amount of money for St. Nathy's Hall. So if you have clothes for recycling, please use the PINK RECYCLING UNIT at St. Nathy's Hall if at all possible. Many thanks.