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Anniversaries at These Times for Baptism, Anniversaries Weddings Ardrahan Sat 19Th Oct 06.00Pm Weekly Collection The Parish of Ardrahan The Parish of Kilchreest Facebook—Ardrahan Kilchreest www.ardrahan-kilchreest.com Items for newsletter to be in by Servers 12.00 noon on Friday Ardrahan Oct 19th St Kevin 20th St Bridget 26th St Claire Web Site - 27th St Flanan www.ardrahan-kilchreest.com Castledaly Oct St Attracta email: Kilchreest Oct Our Lady & St Colman [email protected] Ministers of the Eucharist Fr. Joseph Roche PP Ardrahan Sat Anne O’Flaherty & Laurie Harney 091-840859/635164, 087-9822156 Sun Pat Murphy & Rita Forde Masses for the Parish of Kilchreest Castledaly Oct John Niland & Declan Slevin Castledaly - Sat 7.30pm Kilchreest Oct Daniel Sheahan Kilchreest - Sun 12.00noon Readers Masses for the Parish of Ardrahan : Ardrahan Oct 19th Brid Horan 26th Gerald Harney Saturday 6.00pm / Sunday 10.30am Sun 20th Aoife Murphy 27th Majella Horrigan Castledaly Oct Francis Moylan & Sophie Waseem Khan Weekday Mass Ardrahan 9.00am Mon-Tue - Thur - Fri Kilchreest Oct Mary Davidson Altar Society Fr. Joe will be off on Wednesday Castledaly Oct Linda Moylan & Lourda Devine Office Hours kilchreest Oct Mary Forde & Ann Haverty Monday 10.00am—3pm Collectors Friday 10.00am—3pm Castledaly Oct Michael Nash & John Nash Phone 635164/840859 Anniversaries at these times for Baptism, Anniversaries Weddings Ardrahan Sat 19th Oct 06.00pm Weekly collection: Tom McInerney Ardrahan €1290 Baptism Kilchreest\Castledaly 400 To be held on the 1st and 3rd weekend Maggie & Paddy Bermingham Thank you in Ardrahan 2nd & 4th weekend in Mollie Murphy, Niall Corcoran Kilchreest \Castledaly Castledaly Sat 19th Oct 07.30pm No Mass may be offered after 4.30pm Patrick Fallon (patch) & Dec Family Members on Saturday other then the Saturday Ardrahan Sun 20th Oct 10.30am Vigil at 6pm/7.30pm. Kathleen, Anna & Alfie Kelly No extra Masses on Sunday with the exception of a funeral. Kilchreest Sun 20th Oct 12noon Brendan & Martin McGlynn 20th October 2019 Nora Deely 29th in Ordinary Time Ardrahan Sat 26th Oct 06.00pm Mission Sunday Frank & Bridie McHugh Paul McCormack James & Ellen Kerins Castledaly Sat 26th Oct 07.30pm Martin & Josephine Ruane Ardrahan Sun 27th Oct 10.30am Paul Higgins Weekly Offerings Danny Fordham Ardrahan € Kilchreest Sun 27thKilchreest Oct 12noon € Dev €Thank John Tannion You Nora Deely Bridie Stewart Saints of the Week • Cll Ireland is a blood cancer charity supporting patients in rd 23 October John of Capistrano 1386-1456 Ireland with Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia. An afternoon of Studied civil and canon law and joined the Franciscan Order. In a information and support Date: November 16th 2019 Time: 1pm-4.30pm battle at Belgrade he contracted fever and died there. Patron saint Venue: The Ardilaun hotel, Galway. of jurists and military chaplains. 24th October St. Anthony Mary Claret 1807- Contact: [email protected] or ph: 0864115195 for registration 1870 Founded the Claretians in Spain for details. missionary work; Archbishop of Santiago, Cuba; returned as chaplain to • Senior County players We are delighted to the Queen of Spain, and built schools and museums, before being exiled confirm that our Senior County players, Shauna, Becky with the monarchy. and Ava will be bringing the O'Duffy Cup to Ardrahan on 25th October Bl. Thaddeus McCarthy Was born in Friday Oct 25th. Come meet the girls at 7pm in Labane Hall and 1455. His appointment as Bishop of Ross was opposed and celebrate Galway's All Ireland. Tea, coffee and goodies will be served Innocent VIII then appointed him bishop of Cork and Cloyne. He set out • Free prostate cancer information and support series. as a humble pilgrim to Rome where he was confirmed as 6th November at 7 pm.: Cancer care west, Seamus Quirke road, bishop of Cork and Cloyne. On his return Newcastle, Galway.: Relationships and sexual function after journey in 1492 he died at Ivrea in Italy. 25th October English Martyrs treatment for prostate cancer.Contact: Rachael Dalton on 091893318 or CCW on 091540040 to book a place. • Gentle Meditation Classes commence this Monday night in the East Galway and Midlands Cancer support Centre, Ballinasloe, from 6 to 7pm. Donation of €5 per class. All welcome. Booking Essential, call (090) 964 6, 10, 20, 28 9, 13, 23, 31. 2088 to book your place. Jackpot: €15,200 Match 3: A Day of Spiritual Healing, open to everyone, occurs on November 9th, in No Jackpot Winner Catriona O'Flynn, Fields of Grace Retreat House in Loughrea. Contact Marguerite Brady on Match 3's: 0860356970 to book your place on is very special Spiritual Healing Day. Carmel Murray, Rose Stafford, Christina Fagan, Richard Joyce • Free training course from the Irish Heart Delia Killilea, Cormac & Aisling Fahey, Foundation in CPR and patient moving/lifting; on Monday 21 Maya Quinn Sellers Prize: Jamie Larkin October – 9am-5pm. Croi house Newcastle, Promoter: Mikey Coleman Jackpot Winner: None lunch included, pre book 0872920956 Next Week’s Jackpot: €15,300 venue Yeats lodge • Clarinbridge Oyster Walking Club are Next Week in Tarpey's €8800 holding an Open Night on Monday 21st at 8pm in suaimhneas behind church. For more info call This year’s World Mission Sunday theme, ‘Together We Are Mission’, is a 0851090966. tea and cake served on night pls support. message for everyone. As Pope Francis said in his World Mission Sunday • Meals4Health message, ‘I am a mission, always; you are a mission, always; every Home delivery fresh meals baptised man and woman is a mission.’ This goes to the heart of our suited to All dietary needs. baptismal call. It also challenges the idea that mission work is solely done Meals4Health is a social by missionaries, by asking people to consider the part their own enterprise of COPE missionary hearts can play in changing the lives of others. Galway 091 354000 / 085 8719384 or [email protected]. All It is very humbling to know, that on World Mission Sunday, every single our meals are fresh and you can order for 3 days or longer if you want parish – from the most abundant in the Western world, to smallest in to freeze some meals. developing countries – give what they can in support of missionary work. • Galway Centre for Independent Living Generosity on this day ultimately helps build churches, schools, hospitals, free workshop Thursday 24th oct 7pm in the nurseries, community and pastoral centres, support welfare programmes, Merriman Hotel Kinvara for more info 091773910 and train local priests, brothers, sisters and lay catechists in countries • The Irish Red Cross Clare will hold a where the Church is too young or poor to support itself. Memorial 5KM Charity Walk/Run remembering John Kerin Lee Road, Ennis on Bank Holiday Monday 28th October The Irish Red Cross Clare have completed 156 Medical runs supporting the people of Co. Clare to hospitals in Dublin, Galway, Cork, Limerick, Nenagh & Clare FREE OF CHARGE. We now need the people of Clare to come out and support the 5KM Charity run to keep this service free of charge to the Clare Public Go to www.eventbrite.com or just turn up on the day. .
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