Masses for next week
| · Monday: No mass
· Tuesday: 10:00 am mass at St. John’s Caol · Wednesday: 10:15 am mass at St. Mary’s · Thursday: Mass, Requiem Mass for Donald MacLean at 10:00 am at St. John’s Caol · Friday: Mass at 10:15 am at St. Mary’s followed by the Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament after Mass · Saturday: The Vigil at St. Mary’s at 6pm · Sunday: St. John’s at 10am, St. Mary’s at 11.15am and Glenfinnan there will mass on the first and third Sunday’s. ·
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Anniversaries
Rose Gardetto, Molly Cameron, John Delaney, George McFarlane, Anne Harrison, Michael Haggerty, Kenny Cairns, John Gilroy, Jeanie Flanagan, Roland Fitzpatrick, Angus Macdonald, Agnes Sheldon, Patrick Kennedy, Roddy Macdonald, Martin Kelly, Kathleen Macdonald, Jane Marie Gray, Lorna O’ Donnell, Betty Fraser, Sidney Macdonald, Mary MacPhee, Margaret Ann Welsh.
Donald MacLean R.I.P.
It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Donald MacLean to his family and friends we offer our love and prayers at this sad time for them. Donald’s Requiem Mass will be on Thursday the 26th of October at 10am, all are most welcome.
Eucharistic Ministers
It is proposed to have a short meeting with the Eucharistic Ministers of all three parishes, at 7pm in St. Mary’s, Fort William.
World Mission Sunday
Please take home a copy of the Mission Month magazine and read about the projects Missio is supporting in Sri Lanka, such as: nourishing children, physically and educationally, providing women who have suffered greatly in their lives with the chance to earn a livelihood as well as literally and spiritually building the church there. Mission Month and World Mission Sunday offer us the chance to support missionaries and the church in proclaiming the Gospel throughout the world, particularly where the church is young and poor, and remind us of the revitalising mission that is at the heart of our faith. The World Mission Sunday Collection, taken up worldwide, ensures that this life-saving and life-giving work can continue. Your donations and prayers make a vital difference to the Church’s work in mission countries and are an effective way by which you can support the Universal Church. Thank you very much indeed for your continued generosity.
Fr. David, Personal Reflection on the work of Missio
I have been blessed to visit and see firsthand the wonderful work that Missio does to take people out of poverty. When I was in Zambia we visited a project, that took young children of the streets and fed them, gave them a home, educated them. I am blessed to still be in touch with some off them on social media. One young man springs to mind. His name was Jonathan and he dreamt of being a pilot. Recently. His dream has been realised and he passed his exams and is now flying the length and breadth of the country. There are so many other stories, just like this one, where young men and women, have been loved and supported, and have fulfilled their full potential. This would not happen without the support of your prayers and your donations, so thank you for all that you do to help.
Holy Hour for Peace
It is proposed to have a Holy Hour for Peace in the Holy Land in St. Mary’s on Thursday the 26th of October at 7pm. Please come along and prayer for all those countries in turmoil.
St. John’s Caol, and St. Mary and St. Finnan’s Glenfinnan
This Sunday will be my last Sunday in the parishes of Caol and Glenfinnan. I want to thank you the people so much for making me so welcome, and for your witness to the faith of Jesus Christ. Fr. Walter will take up his duties as Parish Priest from next Friday the 27th of October. It is important to stress that all pastoral matters will be dealt with by Fr. Walter these parishes are no longer my responsibility. Please give him a warm Lochaber welcome.
Quote from Pope Francis on the Synod
“The protagonist of the Synod isn’t us, but the Holy Spirit,” says Pope Francis, insisting that if the Spirit is in charge, it is a good synod, and if He is not, “it is not.”
Masses for next week
| · Monday: No mass
· Tuesday: 10:00 am mass at St. John’s Caol · Wednesday: 10:15 am mass at St. Mary’s · Thursday: Mass, Requiem Mass for Donald MacLean at 10:00 am at St. John’s Caol · Friday: Mass at 10:15 am at St. Mary’s followed by the Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament after Mass · Saturday: The Vigil at St. Mary’s at 6pm · Sunday: St. John’s at 10am, St. Mary’s at 11.15am and Glenfinnan there will mass on the first and third Sunday’s. ·
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Anniversaries
Rose Gardetto, Molly Cameron, John Delaney, George McFarlane, Anne Harrison, Michael Haggerty, Kenny Cairns, John Gilroy, Jeanie Flanagan, Roland Fitzpatrick, Angus Macdonald, Agnes Sheldon, Patrick Kennedy, Roddy Macdonald, Martin Kelly, Kathleen Macdonald, Jane Marie Gray, Lorna O’ Donnell, Betty Fraser, Sidney Macdonald, Mary MacPhee, Margaret Ann Welsh.
Donald MacLean R.I.P.
It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Donald MacLean to his family and friends we offer our love and prayers at this sad time for them. Donald’s Requiem Mass will be on Thursday the 26th of October at 10am, all are most welcome.
Eucharistic Ministers
It is proposed to have a short meeting with the Eucharistic Ministers of all three parishes, at 7pm in St. Mary’s, Fort William.
World Mission Sunday
Please take home a copy of the Mission Month magazine and read about the projects Missio is supporting in Sri Lanka, such as: nourishing children, physically and educationally, providing women who have suffered greatly in their lives with the chance to earn a livelihood as well as literally and spiritually building the church there. Mission Month and World Mission Sunday offer us the chance to support missionaries and the church in proclaiming the Gospel throughout the world, particularly where the church is young and poor, and remind us of the revitalising mission that is at the heart of our faith. The World Mission Sunday Collection, taken up worldwide, ensures that this life-saving and life-giving work can continue. Your donations and prayers make a vital difference to the Church’s work in mission countries and are an effective way by which you can support the Universal Church. Thank you very much indeed for your continued generosity.
Fr. David, Personal Reflection on the work of Missio
I have been blessed to visit and see firsthand the wonderful work that Missio does to take people out of poverty. When I was in Zambia we visited a project, that took young children of the streets and fed them, gave them a home, educated them. I am blessed to still be in touch with some off them on social media. One young man springs to mind. His name was Jonathan and he dreamt of being a pilot. Recently. His dream has been realised and he passed his exams and is now flying the length and breadth of the country. There are so many other stories, just like this one, where young men and women, have been loved and supported, and have fulfilled their full potential. This would not happen without the support of your prayers and your donations, so thank you for all that you do to help.
Holy Hour for Peace
It is proposed to have a Holy Hour for Peace in the Holy Land in St. Mary’s on Thursday the 26th of October at 7pm. Please come along and prayer for all those countries in turmoil.
St. John’s Caol, and St. Mary and St. Finnan’s Glenfinnan
This Sunday will be my last Sunday in the parishes of Caol and Glenfinnan. I want to thank you the people so much for making me so welcome, and for your witness to the faith of Jesus Christ. Fr. Walter will take up his duties as Parish Priest from next Friday the 27th of October. It is important to stress that all pastoral matters will be dealt with by Fr. Walter these parishes are no longer my responsibility. Please give him a warm Lochaber welcome.
Quote from Pope Francis on the Synod
“The protagonist of the Synod isn’t us, but the Holy Spirit,” says Pope Francis, insisting that if the Spirit is in charge, it is a good synod, and if He is not, “it is not.”
Masses for next week
| · Monday: No mass
· Tuesday: 10:00 am mass at St. John’s Caol · Wednesday: 10:15 am mass at St. Mary’s · Thursday: Mass, Requiem Mass for Donald MacLean at 10:00 am at St. John’s Caol · Friday: Mass at 10:15 am at St. Mary’s followed by the Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament after Mass · Saturday: The Vigil at St. Mary’s at 6pm · Sunday: St. John’s at 10am, St. Mary’s at 11.15am and Glenfinnan there will mass on the first and third Sunday’s. ·
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Anniversaries
Rose Gardetto, Molly Cameron, John Delaney, George McFarlane, Anne Harrison, Michael Haggerty, Kenny Cairns, John Gilroy, Jeanie Flanagan, Roland Fitzpatrick, Angus Macdonald, Agnes Sheldon, Patrick Kennedy, Roddy Macdonald, Martin Kelly, Kathleen Macdonald, Jane Marie Gray, Lorna O’ Donnell, Betty Fraser, Sidney Macdonald, Mary MacPhee, Margaret Ann Welsh.
Donald MacLean R.I.P.
It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Donald MacLean to his family and friends we offer our love and prayers at this sad time for them. Donald’s Requiem Mass will be on Thursday the 26th of October at 10am, all are most welcome.
Eucharistic Ministers
It is proposed to have a short meeting with the Eucharistic Ministers of all three parishes, at 7pm in St. Mary’s, Fort William.
World Mission Sunday
Please take home a copy of the Mission Month magazine and read about the projects Missio is supporting in Sri Lanka, such as: nourishing children, physically and educationally, providing women who have suffered greatly in their lives with the chance to earn a livelihood as well as literally and spiritually building the church there. Mission Month and World Mission Sunday offer us the chance to support missionaries and the church in proclaiming the Gospel throughout the world, particularly where the church is young and poor, and remind us of the revitalising mission that is at the heart of our faith. The World Mission Sunday Collection, taken up worldwide, ensures that this life-saving and life-giving work can continue. Your donations and prayers make a vital difference to the Church’s work in mission countries and are an effective way by which you can support the Universal Church. Thank you very much indeed for your continued generosity.
Fr. David, Personal Reflection on the work of Missio
I have been blessed to visit and see firsthand the wonderful work that Missio does to take people out of poverty. When I was in Zambia we visited a project, that took young children of the streets and fed them, gave them a home, educated them. I am blessed to still be in touch with some off them on social media. One young man springs to mind. His name was Jonathan and he dreamt of being a pilot. Recently. His dream has been realised and he passed his exams and is now flying the length and breadth of the country. There are so many other stories, just like this one, where young men and women, have been loved and supported, and have fulfilled their full potential. This would not happen without the support of your prayers and your donations, so thank you for all that you do to help.
Holy Hour for Peace
It is proposed to have a Holy Hour for Peace in the Holy Land in St. Mary’s on Thursday the 26th of October at 7pm. Please come along and prayer for all those countries in turmoil.
St. John’s Caol, and St. Mary and St. Finnan’s Glenfinnan
This Sunday will be my last Sunday in the parishes of Caol and Glenfinnan. I want to thank you the people so much for making me so welcome, and for your witness to the faith of Jesus Christ. Fr. Walter will take up his duties as Parish Priest from next Friday the 27th of October. It is important to stress that all pastoral matters will be dealt with by Fr. Walter these parishes are no longer my responsibility. Please give him a warm Lochaber welcome.
Quote from Pope Francis on the Synod
“The protagonist of the Synod isn’t us, but the Holy Spirit,” says Pope Francis, insisting that if the Spirit is in charge, it is a good synod, and if He is not, “it is not.”
Masses for next week
| · Monday: No mass
· Tuesday: 10:00 am mass at St. John’s Caol · Wednesday: 10:15 am mass at St. Mary’s · Thursday: Mass, Requiem Mass for Donald MacLean at 10:00 am at St. John’s Caol · Friday: Mass at 10:15 am at St. Mary’s followed by the Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament after Mass · Saturday: The Vigil at St. Mary’s at 6pm · Sunday: St. John’s at 10am, St. Mary’s at 11.15am and Glenfinnan there will mass on the first and third Sunday’s. ·
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Anniversaries
Rose Gardetto, Molly Cameron, John Delaney, George McFarlane, Anne Harrison, Michael Haggerty, Kenny Cairns, John Gilroy, Jeanie Flanagan, Roland Fitzpatrick, Angus Macdonald, Agnes Sheldon, Patrick Kennedy, Roddy Macdonald, Martin Kelly, Kathleen Macdonald, Jane Marie Gray, Lorna O’ Donnell, Betty Fraser, Sidney Macdonald, Mary MacPhee, Margaret Ann Welsh
Donald MacLean R.I.P.
It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Donald MacLean to his family and friends we offer our love and prayers at this sad time for them. Donald’s Requiem Mass will be on Thursday the 26th of October at 10am in St. John’s Caol, all are most welcome.
Eucharistic Ministers
It is proposed to have a short meeting with the Eucharistic Ministers of all three parishes, on Tuesday the 24th of October at 7pm in St. Mary’s, Fort William.
World Mission Sunday
Please take home a copy of the Mission Month magazine and read about the projects Missio is supporting in Sri Lanka, such as: nourishing children, physically and educationally, providing women who have suffered greatly in their lives with the chance to earn a livelihood as well as literally and spiritually building the church there. Mission Month and World Mission Sunday offer us the chance to support missionaries and the church in proclaiming the Gospel throughout the world, particularly where the church is young and poor, and remind us of the revitalising mission that is at the heart of our faith. The World Mission Sunday Collection, taken up worldwide, ensures that this life-saving and life-giving work can continue. Your donations and prayers make a vital difference to the Church’s work in mission countries and are an effective way by which you can support the Universal Church.Thank you very much indeed for your continued generosity.
Fr. David, Personal Reflection on the work of Missio
I have been blessed to visit and see firsthand the wonderful work that Missio does to take people out of poverty. When I was in Zambia we visited a project, that took young children of the streets and fed them, gave them a home, educated them. I am blessed to still be in touch with some off them on social media. One young man springs to mind. His name was Jonathan and he dreamt of being a pilot. Recently. His dream has been realised and he passed his exams and is now flying the length and breadth of the country. There are so many other stories, just like this one, where young men and women, have been loved and supported, and have fulfilled their full potential. This would not happen without the support of your prayers and your donations, so thank you for all that you do to help.
Holy Hour for Peace
It is proposed to have a Holy Hour for Peace in the Holy Land in St. Mary’s on Thursday the 26th of October at 7pm. Please come along and prayer for all those countries in turmoil.
St. John’s Caol, and St. Mary and St. Finnan’s Glenfinnan
This Sunday will be my last Sunday in the parishes of Caol and Glenfinnan. I want to thank you the people so much for making me so welcome, and for your witness to the faith of Jesus Christ. Fr. Walter will take up his duties as Parish Priest from next Friday the 27th of October. It is important to stress that all pastoral matters will be dealt with by Fr. Walter these parishes are no longer my responsibility. Please give him a warm Lochaber welcome.
Quote from Pope Francis on the Synod
“The protagonist of the Synod isn’t us, but the Holy Spirit,” says Pope Francis, insisting that if the Spirit is in charge, it is a good synod, and if He is not, “it is not.”
Rev. David Connor