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Templeport Parish Newsletter Sunday 20th May 2018 – Pentecost Sunday Fr. John Phair P.P. – Telephone 049 9523103 or 087 7528378 Parish Website: www.corloughtempleport.com Neighbouring Priests: Fr. Oliver O’Reilly, PP Ballyconnell – 049 9526291 or 086 2368446 Fr. Sean Mawn P.P., Ballinamore – (071) 9644039 or 087 6869040 Fr. Johnnie Cusack C.C., Ballinamore - (071) 9644050 or 087 2408409 Saturday 19 8.15pm Corlough James, Nora & Aidan McTeague, Coraclassey. Greg & Annie McGovern, Tullytrasna. Sean & Peter Curran, Greagh, Bridget, James & Pat Curran, Corrahombra. Sunday 20 9:30am Kilnavart Gerry King, Urinagh. Kate Ann & Michael Bannon, cooleague. John James & Brigid Bannon, Cooleague & deceased family 11.00am Bawnboy Frank Kavanagh, Erreran. Bernard & Elizabeth Hastings. Hugh & Clare McManus, Monday 21 8.00pm Kilnavart People of the Parish Tuesday 22 9.00am Bawnboy Wednesday 23 9.00am Corlough Thursday 24 9.00am Bawnboy Friday 25 8.00pm Corlough Sean & Patrick McHugh, Knockmore Saturday 26 11.00am Kilnavart Rita Prior (Months Memory) & John Prior, Anniversary 8.15pm Corlough Kathleen Boland (nee McGovern) Tullybrack, who died in England. Sunday 27 9:30am Kilnavart Con McKiernan, Gortnaleck. Hugh, Elizabeth & John Bannon, Killycluggin 11.00am Bawnboy Bridget McGovern, England & Kilsob. (Months Memory) ST. PATRICK’S CHURCH, CORLOUGH READER & EUCHARISTIC MINISTER FOR NEXT WEEKEND Saturday 8.15pm Reader: Kathleen McGovern, Dernaslieve Eucharistic Ministers: Ann Marie McTeggart, Clarbally OFFERTORY COLLECTORS: Saturday: Sean & Padraig McGovern, Derryvella ALTAR SOCIETY: Mary Flanagan, Muineal & Agnes Dulake, Cortoon ST. PATRICK’S CHURCH, KILNAVART COLLECTORS FOR MAY: Bridie Goldrick, Mary Magee, Pat Murray READER & EUCHARISTIC MINISTER FOR NEXT WEEK: Sunday 9:30am Reader: Patricia McGovern Eucharistic Minister: Edel Smith ST. MOGUE’S CHURCH, BAWNBOY READER & EUCHARISTIC MINISTER FOR NEXT WEEK: Sunday 11am Reader: Shauna Leonard Eucharistic Minister: Bernie Martin, Paul Fahy OFFERTORY COLLECTORS FOR MAY: Bob Leonard, Declan Shannon, Thomas Doonan OFFERTORY COLLECTION in the Templeport area last weekend: €940.76 & £4.72. stg GENERAL PARISH NOTICES Confirmation: Congratulations to the children who received Confirmation in Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Ballyconnell on Saturday at 12noon. St. Mogue’s N.S. Currin, - Cáit Heery, Tess Maguire, Uainíonn McManus, Kelly O'Reilly, Paul Brady, Conor Donohoe, Niall Donohoe, Ruairí McGovern, Shane O'Reilly and Thomas Quinn. St. Aidan’s N.S. Bawnboy – Kate McCaffrey, Ella McHugh, Niamh Baugh, Danika Donohoe, Sarah O’Neill, Tamara Plunkett, Orlagh Leech, Tom McNulty, Cearbhall McKenna, Kevin Cassidy, Jamie Langan, Darragh Brady & Jason Maguire. St. Patrick’s N.S. Corlough.- Aoibhin McGovern, Shauna Mannion, Kelly Prior, Tara McGovern & Eimear Dulake SAVE THE 8th 54-day Novena Rosary begins on 1st APRIL (EASTER SUNDAY) and ENDS on 24th May (Feast of OUR LADY, HELP OF CHRISTIANS). Please join us. For more info. call Joan @ 087 914 1588. Pope Francis on abortion and the right to life: “It is necessary to reaffirm our solid opposition to any direct offense against life, especially when innocent and defenseless, and the unborn child in its mother’s womb is the quintessence of innocence”. Celebration of Pentecost in the St Patrick and Felim Cathedral on Sunday 20th May. 3pm: Praise and worship; 4pm Holy Mass with individual blessing. Tea and refreshments afterwards. All welcome! Kilmore Diocesan Pilgrimage to Knock: led by Most Rev. Leo O’Reilly, Bishop of Kilmore, Sunday 17th June. Ceremonies begin at 2.30pm. “The Eighth Amendment has preserved and fostered a culture of life that we can be proud of. The resources of modern medicine have been used very successfully to care for the lives of women and unborn children. We know that thousands of childrens’ lives have been saved in Ireland by the Eighth Amendment over the past 30 years. The older I get the more I appreciate the most precious gift of all, the lift of life, and the more I realise it is a gift. I didn't give it to myself. I received it from my parents and ultimately from God.” Excerpt from the Pastoral Message of Bishop Leo O'Reilly of Kilmore World Meeting of Families in Dublin The World Meeting is a 5 day event from Wednesday 22nd August to Sunday 26th August. The first 3 days are at the RDS. with a Vigil Service in Croke Park on Saturday evening and Papal Mass in Phoenix Park on Sunday. Registration is necessary for all events. Kildallan and Templeport/Corlough Parishes are organising a free bus for Thursday 23rd August (Diocesan Day) and Sunday 26th August. Those interested in travelling please contact Fr John or Fr Ollie. Call for the WMOF - Deadline 31st May: Up to 10,000 volunteers are needed around the events in August. The cut-off date for expressions of interest on volunteering is the end of this month – 31st May. Here is the link for everything to do with volunteering https://www.worldmeeting2018.ie/en/Get-Involved/Volunteer Jimmy Malazarte is based in Drimnagh, Co Dulbin and is originally from the Philippines. You can read Jimmy's story here https://www.worldmeeting2018.ie/en/Media-Centre/Press-releases/WMOF2018- marks-volunteering-milestone-with-2500-vo Here is a recent video interview on volunteering that is featuring on iCatholic.ie: https://www.icatholic.ie/wmof2018-volunteer-now/ The Backpack Summer Camp for Teenagers! The Backpack is hosting a residential summer camp in The Emmaus Centre, Dublin for teenagers from Kilmore Diocese from June 10th - June 16th. Participants will learn essential skills for life such as stress and anxiety management, confidence and leadership skills, boundaries in relationships, and contemplative prayer, in a fun and open environment. Open to anyone between the ages of 13-18. For further information, please visit our website at www.thebackpack.life, email us at [email protected], or call us at 0834877325. We look forward to seeing you there! COMMUNITY NOTICES All notices for Newsletter must be in by Thursday evening at 7pm for inclusion. Thank You. Clothing collection at St. Aidan's N.S. Bawnboy on Wednesday 30th May. Bags can be left into the school at any time or before 9:30am on morning of collection. St Patrick's N.S. Corlough are holding a Clothes Collection on Monday 28th May 2018. Any donations can be left at the school up to 9 o'clock on the morning of the collection. Social Dancing Classes: in Templeport Resource Centre on Thursday 17 May at 8.30pm. All are welcome. James Kilbane Country Gospel, Faith & Family Concert: St. Nailes Church, Kinawley on Sunday 20th May at 8pm. A great night for all ages! For ticket enquiries: please contact Pat 0785 173 1647, Roisin 0779 557 1535 or Facebook@kinawleyhall. Proceeds to Kinawley Parish funds and Kinawley Community Centre. Padre Pio Healing Mass: The annual Padre Pio Healing Mass in Saint Patrick's Church, Ballinamore, on Friday 25th May at 7.00pm. The Celebrant will be Fr. Sean Kelly, OFM Capuchin Priest, a native of Ballinamore. There will be Relics of St. Pio for individual blessings after the Mass. Everyone Welcome. Celebrating National Biodiversity Week Templeport Development Association have organised a Foraging Workshop with Octavia Tulloch along Templeport Golden Way Saturday 26th May at 3pm. Registration from 2.45pm. Refreshments afterwards. This workshop is facilitated by Cavan Heritage Office Irish Blood Transfusion Service: The opportunity to give blood will arise at Cranaghan Suite, Slieve Russell Hotel, Ballyconnell, Thursday 24th May from 4.30pm to 8pm. It is important that we all remember that many patients in hospitals need our blood and this need never ceases. Bawnboy Festival Festival Donations 2017 - Breffni Care €1500. Friends of St Luke’s €5000. Palliative Care Cavan €1500. Friends of Cavan €1500. Templeport Social Services €1500, Templeport GFC Mens Club €300. Templeport Foroige Club €500. Jampa Ling Buddist Centre €500, Templeport Church Parish €500. Templeport Church of Ireland €500. Templeport Development Association €200. Templeport Ladies Club €300. Sincere Thanks for all your support. If you have ideas of improving the festival or know of up and coming bands who’d like to play, please contact a committee member. Next meeting will take place at Templeport Recourse Centre on Wednesday 23rd May at 9pm. New volunteers very, very welcome, and open to new ideas. St. Aidan’s GAA: TEMPLE-LOTTO results, Numbers drawn, Sunday 13 May – 7, 14, 30 & 31. No Jackpot winner. This week’s Jackpot €4,800 in The Keepers Arms on Sunday night. €30 to P. J. Dolan, Cavan (Yearly Lotto) Mary Flanagan, Corlough. Martin McCabe, Belturbet. Micheal Bannon, Kilsallagh. Mollie, Rory & Lily Dolan, Bofealon. Samantha Gillespie. Cavan Ladies Hard luck to Sinead - Captain, Rachael and Aishling and all travelling supporters on the defeat to Tipperary in the Div 2 Final Next up Ulster championship V Armagh on 20 June. Templeport Senior Games V Mountnugent on 20th U15 Semi Final on 3G at 7 on Thursday. please support. U13 Game on Tuesday night. Seniors play first round of adult league at 12 noon in Bawnboy Sunday 13th May. Membership Last Call!!! The annual club membership is now due. Please contact Thomas Doonan on 0872247915 or Mary Maguire (087) 761 2327 for those who wish to be registered for the club in 2018. .
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