Parish of Castlebar Church of the Holy Rosary, Castlebar; St Aloysius's, Breaffy; St. Patrick's, Ballyheane Sunday Newsletter 32^nd Sunday of the Year 11^th November 2001
'Thought for Sunday' Notices Mass Intentions Altar Society Eucharistic Ministers Rest in Peace Lay Readers Previous Newsletters	Is there life after death? What do you think? Does an afterlife exist or is this earthly life the only life we have? Today the word of God challenges us to reflect on death and life after death. Jesus Christ is living proof of life after death - simply because he rose from the dead - and Christians believe that all people will rise from the dead as Christ rose from the dead. The resurrection of the dead is central to the teaching of Jesus because he died and rose from the dead so that all people would share in his death and resurrection and gain eternal life. He has taught us that, even if we die, we always live in him. That is why Jesus argues in today’s Gospel that God is God, not of the dead, but of the living’ (Luke 20:38). But Christians also believe that there is a definite connection between human life in this world and life after death. The two are inextricably linked because we can only enter the next life by dying in this life. Therefore, death from human life on earth is the doorway to the next life. It is during our earthly lives that God teaches us about himself and his will for us. It is during our earthly lives that we learn to know God - who invites us to journey through death to our true home in heaven.	Email the Presbytery Priest on Call: Fr. M. Ó Móráin Tel. (094) 21844
	NOTICES Christian View CRC 102.9 fm 11a.m. to 12 noon every Sunday. Next Sunday’s theme: November the month in which we remember the dead. Reposition of the Blessed Sacrament 12^th - 17^th Nov. Mon. - Patsy Tuohy Tues. - Christine Gibbons Wed. - Anna Fadden Thurs. - Ml. Gormley Fri. - John Byron Sat. - Kathleen Culkeen Family Centre Programme For bookings tel. 094-25900 On the shoulders of Giants (Fathers as Heros) This seminar is a welcome opportunity for fathers to explore their role in rearing their children. Date: Sat. Nov. 24^th Time: 10a.m. - 5p.m. Speaker: Owen Connolly, Family Therapist, Dublin. Mass for the dec. members of the Soroptimist Club on Wed. 14^th Nov. at 7.30p.m. in the Parish Church. Bingo every Tuesday night in the Welcome Inn. Great prizes. Breaffy N.S. annual 25 Drive in Breaffy House Hotel, on Mon. 12^th Nov. at 9p.m. Are you looking for a job? If you would like assistance with c.v. preparation, filling out application forms and interview technique, register with Mayo Job Club. This free course begins on Mon. 12^th Nov. at the Centre for the Unemployed, Burleigh House, Ellison Street. Tel. Sue at 098-29964 for more information. Rosary will be recited on Sun. 18^th Nov. at 3p.m. in the Old Cemetery. Organised by the Legion of Mary. Mass for the dec. members of the Legion of Mary, on Mon. 19^th Nov. at 7.30p.m. in the Parish Church. Will you give 2 hours a week for a year to the St. Vincent De Paul Society in visitation at the Sacred Heart Hospital? Tel. 23583 or 22114 for more information. Mayo Historical & Archaeological Society - an illustrated lecture by James Morrissey ‘On the Verge of want - The Congested District Board (CDB) 1891 - 1923’, Linenhall Arts Centre, Fri. Nov. 16^th at 8p.m. All are welcome. A.G.M. of Chernobyl Children’s Project to elect new committee will be held at the Welcome Inn on Monday 12^th Nov. at 8.30p.m. All are welcome. Enable Ireland have the following vacancies: classroom assistant in St. Anthony’s Special School & sale assistant in Enable Ireland Shop, Market Square. FÁS criteria apply. Tel. 094-62444/62996 for application. Mayo County Choir will be doing a performance of Mozart’s Mass in Holy Trinity Church, Westport on Sat. 17^th Nov. at 8p.m.
	MASS INTENTIONS PARISH CHURCH Monday, 12^th November: 8 - Mary Jane Walsh, Springfield. 10 - Tadhg O’Driscoll, 22 Rathbawn Drive. Tuesday, 13^th November: 8 - Betty McGolderick, 30 Pontoon Drive. 10 - Madge & Paddy Kelly, Market Square. Wednesday, 14^th November: 8 - Tony Lawless, Ballynew. 10 - Brian & Mrs. Loftus & family, Main Street. Thursday, 15^th November: 8 - Patrick & Mary McDermott, Ballymacragh. 10 - Tom, Pierce & Ann O’Gara, Kennedy Gardens. Friday, 16^th November: 8 - Michael & Agnes Walsh, Knocknaskibbole. 9.30 - Bridget Roache, 9 Carrowncurry & late of Kilkenny Cross. (1^st Ann.) 10 - Bridget Ruddy & dec. members of Murphy family, Muingingaune. Saturday, 17^th November: 8 - James J. Kavanagh, Curragh. 9.30 - Dec. members of Eircom & An Post. 10 - John & Mae McGowan, Lucan Street. 10.30 - Edwin Gaughan, 4 Lucan Street. (M.M.) BALLYHEANE CHURCH Saturday, 17^th November: 8.00p.m. - Tom & Nora Walsh, Westland. Sunday, 18^th November: 10.30a.m.- Patrick, Lena & Tony Flynn, Lisnacurley.
	ALTAR SOCIETY: 17^th November Mary Jordan Mary Foy Joan McDonnell
	EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS: Sun. 18^h - 3^rd Sun.
	REST IN PEACE: We commend into your hands Lord, the souls of Tommy Byrne, Castle Street; Denis Gallagher, Achill, father of Denis Gallagher, Blackfort Manor; William Newell, Ellison Street; Sadie McGovern, Ballyheane.
	LAY READERS: 33^rd Sun. in ord. time Parish Church 11.15: Sharon Flynn 12.30: Joe Staunton Breaffy 10.00: Martin Greaney, Pauline Jordan 11.30: Marie Tuohy St. Mary’s 11.30: Adrian Keena DAILY READERS Mon. - Maureen Tobin Tues. - Peggy McAllister Wed. - Chris Millett Thurs. - Pauline Taylor Fri. - Ann Gallagher Sat. - Pat O’Dwyer
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