Parish priest: Fr. Tom Wynne. Tel/Fax: 01397-712238  Mobile: 07879297420 e-mail:frtom@rcroybridge.co.uk  Parish web site: www.rcroybridge.co.uk Saint Mary MacKillop website: www.gaeldom.com/mmk Weekly Bulletin On line: www.gaeldom.com/bulletin Notices Church Rota for weekend January 28th. - January 29th. Charity registration No. SC002876   If your name is on the Church rota, and is incorrect, or it is spelt wrong, please send corrections to the following e-mail address. webmaster@gaeldom.com Sunday January 22nd. 2012 Spean Bridge: Reader: Margaret Muncie Prayers: Liz Campbell Euch Mins: Moira Coutts and David MacFarlane Cleaning; Private Rota Roy Bridge: Readers: Ann MacKintosh, Richard Sidgwick Prayers: Ishbel Campbell Euch.Mins: Helen MacDonald, Deirdre MacDonald, Nilda Hawke Cleaning: Mylene MacDoanld We offer our sincere sympathy to Norma Nicolson whose husband Lachie died peacefully in the Belford Hospital last Saturday morning after such a brave and courageous fight during his long illness.  We also include in our sympathy and prayers Lachie’s large extended family who were very devoted to him and supportive during his illness.  It was one of the biggest funerals at St. Margaret’s for a very long time, for although Lachie was a very unassuming person, he was extremely popular with everyone because of his innocent life-style, friendliness and humour. He was a member of Lochaber shinty team for many years, and made many friends through the sport. Members of the team were present at the Mass, and afterwards dressed in their colours, and with their shinty sticks, accompanied.the cortege to the bridge. We also welcomed Norma’s son, Paul, who flew in from Taiwan to support his mother and comfort her in her loss. Lachie and Norma spent a fortnight in Taiwan with Paul before Christmas.   May Lachie’s good soul rest in peace Sympathy — Lachie Nicolson R.I.P Sick We remember in our prayers at Mass this weekend Betty Campbell who is in the Belford hospital. Thank God, she is making good progress, and we pray that her recovery may be quick and complete, and that she may soon be allowed to return home to continue her convalescence. We also remember Willie MacKintosh in Invernevis House who is terminally ill and very weak, and is now in God’s hands. We also pray for Katie, his sister, that God will comfort her in her anxiety for her brother. Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Main Menu Notices Page 4 Page 5