MISSION SUNDAY: TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Theme: Hearts on Fire, feet on the move.
On this World Mission Sunday, we reach out and offer our love, our support, prayers and joy to all the Christian communities throughout the world.
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Brid Ward (née Herward) Allenstown, Kells, Meath, A82 V6F4
Brid Ward
(née Herward)Allenstown, Kells, Meath, A82 V6F4.Peacefully, surrounded by her loving family and the wonderful staff at Our Lady’s Hospital Navan.Predeceased by her father Paddy and mother Cissy.
Brid will be very sadly missed by Eamonn, daughters Shinead and Geraldine, grandchildren Kyle, Colleen, Maisie and Sonny, brothers Seamus, Jackie and Patrick (Curly), sister Geraldine, brother in law, sisters
TWENTY-FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME (World Day of Migrants & Refugees)
It is not easy to understand the mind of God. He sees goodness where we see none; he showers belssings where none seem to be deserved. Yet even with our limited vision we can be sure he is near us whenever we call him.
TWENTY-FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Through Christ’s own blood we have been forgiven. We did not earn this forgiveness – it is God’s gift to us. We in return must forgive in the same way – not with strings attached, not once only but unconditionally, freely and always.
Joseph (Joe) Costello Woodlands, Navan, Meath Formerly Ardbraccan, Navan.
The death has occurred of Joseph (Joe) Costello Woodlands, Navan, Meath. Formerly Ardbraccan, Navan.
Peacefully at his residence surrounded by his loving family. Predeceased by his parents Michael & Mary, grandson Gary and sister Molly (Fay).
Joe will be very sadly missed by his wife Rita, daughters Rhona, Ruth, Claire, Joanne and Yvette, grandchildren Rachel, Ben, Emily, Eva, Rian, Kajus,
Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
All the laws, customs and regulations of religion have only one end: to love God and our neighbour. Jesus is adamant that love is at the heart of true religion.
Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time
Our Christian life will call on us at times to make a decision for or against Jesus, as for the apostles in today’s gospel. We know with him we have the message of the deepest human love we are capable of.
Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
We choose good or evil often in our lives. To follow something good, we reject paths which are less good. Following Christ means saying ‘No’ to other riches. The gospel today is a call to be joyful in giving up our bad habits for Jesus.