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08/11/2026
First Saturday Fatima Devotion St JosephÕs Church, Killough,
Saturday 7th November: 9.15am Holy Rosary; 9.40am Meditation on the Mysteries; 10.00am Holy SacriÞce of the Mass; 10.40am Confessions.
November Lists of the Deceased Are available in our three churches.
Please leave your completed lists in the basket in front of the Altar before any Mass.
November Short-Term Pledge The month of November offers a special opportunity to make a small sacriÞce in honour of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
We invite parishioners and friends to consider taking a Short-Term Pledge throughout November.
Pioneer Offering: ÓI promise, in honour of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, and with the help of the Blessed Virgin Mary, to abstain from all intoxicating substances until the end of November.
Please consider joining with others in prayer, sacriÞce and support for those affected by addiction.
Indulgences at the Commemoration of All Souls (1) From 12noon on 1st November until midnight on 2nd November, all who have gone to Confession, received Holy Communion and prayed for the PopeÕs intentions (one Our Father and Hail Mary, or any other prayer of oneÕs choice) can gain one plenary indulgence by visiting a church or oratory, and there reciting one Our Father and the ApostleÕs Creed.
This indulgence is applicable only to the souls of the departed.
Confession may be made at any time within the week preceding or the week following 1st November.
Holy Communion may be received on any day from 1st to 8th November. (2) The faithful who visit a cemetery and pray for the dead may gain a plenary indulgence applicable only to the Holy Souls on the usual conditions once per day from 1st to 8th November.
The conditions mentioned above apply also for this.
What are indulgences? ÒIndulgences are the remission before God of the temporal punishment due to sins whose guilt has already been forgiven.
The faithful Christian who is duly disposed gains the indulgence under prescribed conditions for either him/herself or the departed.
Indulgences are granted through the ministry of the Church which, as the dispenser of the grace of redemption, distributes the treasury of the merits of Christ and the SaintsÓ (Compendium of the Catechism of the Catholic Church, 312).
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