St John's Parish Tralee

Following the recent storm we ask parishioners to stay out of the marked-off areas on the Western aisle of St. John's while repair works are carried out. These works will take approximately two weeks during which time the daily 8.30am Mass will be held in the Parish Centre.

Because of the Marathon on Sunday next (March 16^th) entrance and exit to St. John's Church for the 10.30 and 12 noon Masses will be via Castle Street only. There will be no parking available in Denny Street.. Please come early.

will be held on Sunday March 16^th.

St John's at 6.10pm

Immaculate Conception, Rathass at 7pm

St Brendan's Curraheen, 8pm

are available for collection at the back of the Church or from the Parish Centre.

each Friday in Lent at 3pm.

The Liturgy Group are making a special effort to encourage devotion to the Stations of the Cross during Lent. Each Week at 7.30pm the Stations will be led by different groups using different ways of presenting them.

Wednesday March 12^th—Liturgy Group

Wednesday March 19^th—ICA

Wednesday March 26^th—St Pats GAA Club

Wednesday April 2^nd—Derryquay NS

Wednesday April 9^th—Blennerville NS

You are all invited to join us each week at to give this short time to the Lord and to reflect in His love. The ceremony will last just half an hour. Bígí linn.

group will meet in St John's Ashe Street on Tuesday 11th March at 8pm. Lent will be the theme of this meeting.

Would you like to have a better understanding of the Gospel and the Readings you hear on Sunday? If you would, why not come to our meeting which is on Tuesday mornings in the St. John's Parish Centre. We start again, on Tuesday January 28^th at 10.30am and will finish by 11.30am. So why not come along and see the Gospel come alive for you? This exploration of the Sunday Gospel and Readings is led by Mike Riordan.

Open your eyes this week to the free gifts around you—the family you belong to, the world you inhabit and the gift of life itself. In return, a way to thank the Lord might be to try to bring a trickle of love and laughter into the life of one who does not feel as fortunate as you do. After all, the good act of just one person can bring peace and happiness to many.

(St John's Social Justice and Peace Committee).