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THE COUPLE THAT PRAYS TOGETHER STAYS TOGETHER.
Fr. Johnny Doherty, C.Ss.R.
December 22nd – 28th 2024
Mary’s Child: the Prince of Peace
Elizabeth said: ‘Blessed is she who believed that the promise made to her by the Lord would be fulfilled’. This week we celebrate the wonderful feast of Christmas. Mary is by far the best person to teach us what it is about as she was very central to the first Christmas.
Christmas Mass Times
Sunday 24 December
Greenlough: 5.30pm
Bellaghy: 7.00pm
Ballyscullion: 7.00pm
Monday 25 December
Ballyscullion: 10.00am
Bellaghy: 11.15am
Greenlough: 11.15am
Mass and Vigil of Prayer for Vocations
St Patrick’s Church, Dungiven,
Friday 8 December, 8.00pm – 9.30pm.
May be viewed on the parish webcam.
Parish Day of Reflection & Renewal: There will be a day of Reflection and Renewal for anyone involved in any aspect of the life of the parish on Saturday 14 October from 10.00am – 1.00pm. Anyone interested in volunteering to serve the parish in any capacity is welcome to come along. More details in September.
Greenlough Parish 2022 Financial Statement – Please click on link to access
The full pastoral letter and a video message is now available on: www.derrydiocese.org/pastoral-
Continuous Prayer Movement for Marriage & Family Life
“Search and you will find.”
Again, William Barclay says that a better translation for this is:
”Keep on searching and you will find”.
We get very used to things the way they are. This is true even when things are not good. We settle for ‘no change’.
When Our Lady was asked to become the Mother of God the question she asked was: “How can this come about?”
That is the
Press Release - Feast of the Chair of Saint Peter, Wednesday 22 February 2017 – Immediate
Statement by the Catholic bishops in Northern Ireland in advance of the Assembly Election on 2 March 2017
To our political leaders…
The premature collapse of our political institutions is a serious matter
Below are the speaking notes of Bishop Donal McKeown at the Funeral Mass for Bishop Edward Daly:
This is a day that all of us – and none more so than Bishop Edward Daly – knew would eventually come. Having retired on the grounds of ill health almost 23 years ago, he had faced recurrent illness and the frailties which come with increasing age. But he always seemed to bounce back with his usual poise. However, over the last couple
