Rita o Fearchain, known to many parishioners, died on Sunday 9th March. She lived for many years in Luxembourg and was the life and soul of many a party – a good, generous and very cheerful person. Ó`FEARCHAIN (Fairclough) Rita (née Moore) Sutton, Co. Dublin – March 9, 2014 (peacefully) at the Beacon Hospital surrounded by her loving family. Rita will be very sadly missed by her loving husband Eamonn, children Eamonn (Óg), Anne, Joseph and Paul, son-in-law Fionnan, daughters-in-law Josie and Edyta, grandchildren Fiona, Ciara and Jennifer, brother Joe, sister Nancy, extended family and good friends. Rest in Peace. Reposing (Wednesday) afternoon in Stafford`s Funeral Home, Strand Road, Portmarnock from 2 o`clock until 5 o`clock. Removal on Thursday morning to the Church of the Assumption, Howth, arriving for 10 o`clock Funeral Mass followed by cremation in Glasnevin Crematorium. Family flowers only please – Donations if desired to St. Francis Hospice, Raheny.

Mass is being offered for Rita at St Alphonse on Sunday next, 16 March. May she rest in peace.

The Bible and Life Basics: Land, Blood, Sex and Food

a 5 session course. Four of the most basic issues in life are:
Land: territory, garden, rooted-ness, boundary, exile, immigration, enviromental awareness, home, identity
Blood: taboo, purity, shame, medicine, phobia, ancestry, race, genes, identity
Sex: desire, love, bodies, temptation, guilt, delight, vulnerabilty, taboo, gender, culture, power, identity
Food: need, family, fellowship, labour, culture, health, science, taboo, taste, fair trade, identity

The course runs for the first five weeks of Lent: on Tuesdays at 8.00pm in the Anglican Vicarage, 89 rue de Muhlenbach, L-2168 Luxembourg. March 11, 18, 25, April 1, 8. Tel 43 95 93 On Thursdays at 8.00pm in the Parish house of the Paroisse Européenne, 34, rue des Capucins, L-2011, Luxembourg March 13, 20, 27, April 3, 11. Tel: 26 20 02 56 (direct line & answerphone) The course is led by the Rev’d Chris Lyon, Fr. Ed Hone, and the Rev’d Andrew Markey. Each session is open to both Anglicans and Catholics, and anyone else who want to join, whether they are believers or not. Full details can be found in the flyer The Bible and Life Basics

This promises to be an interesting and challenging course!

The Bible and Life Basics: Land, Blood, Sex and Food

a 5 session course. Four of the most basic issues in life are:
Land: territory, garden, rooted-ness, boundary, exile, immigration, enviromental awareness, home, identity
Blood: taboo, purity, shame, medicine, phobia, ancestry, race, genes, identity
Sex: desire, love, bodies, temptation, guilt, delight, vulnerabilty, taboo, gender, culture, power, identity
Food: need, family, fellowship, labour, culture, health, science, taboo, taste, fair trade, identity

The course runs for the first five weeks of Lent: on Tuesdays at 8.00pm in the Anglican Vicarage, 89 rue de Muhlenbach, L-2168 Luxembourg. March 11, 18, 25, April 1, 8. Tel 43 95 93 On Thursdays at 8.00pm in the Parish house of the Paroisse Européenne, 34, rue des Capucins, L-2011, Luxembourg March 13, 20, 27, April 3, 11. Tel: 26 20 02 56 (direct line & answerphone) The course is led by the Rev’d Chris Lyon, Fr. Ed Hone, and the Rev’d Andrew Markey. Each session is open to both Anglicans and Catholics, and anyone else who want to join, whether they are believers or not. Full details can be found in the flyer The Bible and Life Basics

This promises to be an interesting and challenging course!

The Luxembourgish Schools Support Group is organising an information forum on Lycée Education. Parents and students interested in learning more about the secondary education possibilities offered in Luxembourg’s state schools are invited to attend the presentations and to talk to teachers and students currently attending these schools.

 Saturday 22nd March 2014 at 9.00 – 13.00 hrs at the  Forum Campus Geesseknäppchen, 40 Boulevard Pierre Dupong, Luxembourg City (the round building next to Lycee Aline Mayrisch)

 Admission is free and no prior registration is required.  The presentations will be repeated twice so we encourage you to plan ahead!  A stand selling refreshments will be provided.

Any changes to the programme will be advertised on www.lssg.lu

Dominique Sweetnam                       487882 (evenings)

Sue Pidgley                            26305457 (evenings)

An active member of our parish community is proposing a job opportunity. As I frequently receive enquiries from parishioners looking for employment, I am happy to circulate opportunities as they present themselves (only when they are directly linked to our parish, however). The post is advertising a vacancy for a Facilities Manager. If you are interested, contact me and I will forward your message. Fr Ed