Despite the inclement weather a large crowd turned up for the Mass at 12.00 noon last Sunday. Each grave was individually blessed before the Mass. We owe a huge debt of gratitude to all the volunteers who had cleaned up the cemetery and who organised the altar, chairs, sound system and the many other items that had to be looked after. Sometimes we take these things for granted not realising all the time and effort being put in to make sure everything runs safely and smoothly. Thank you to all our volunteers.
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