October 2017 Enniskerry Field September 2017 PLEASE SUBMIT ARTICLES TO [email protected] FREE 17 Powerscourt & Kilbride News Dear All, KILBRIDE NOTES The Jews had – and still have – THREE harvest We are halfway through September and parish life is getting festivals. One comes just after Passover (Pesach), back to normal after the summer holidays . We were delighted around our Easter time. It celebrates the very to welcome back Ruth Dodd to Kilbride on Sunday the 10th . We beginning of the harvest, when the first barley ask you to remember in your prayers all parishioners who are ill or was brought in. The second is 50 days later, undergoing treatment at this time, It was with great sadness that at Pentecost. The Jews call it Shavuot and we learnt of of Jim Hoblyn’s death .Jim was a regular worshipper celebrates the wheat harvest. The third happens in September/ in Kilbride before moving to live in Germany. Jim’s funeral and October, after New Year (Rosh Hashanah) and the Day of cremation will be held in Germany .His ashes will be interred in Atonement (Yom Kippur). It is called Sukkoth. This is how the Bible Wicklow at a later date. We extend our deepest sympathy to his says it should be celebrated: wife Sylvia . Congratulations to all those students in Powerscourt and Kilbride who passed their Junior Certificate .Best wishes Now, the fifteenth day of the seventh month, when you have to all the new pupils who started in Powerscourt National School gathered in the produce of the land, you shall keep the festival of this term. the Lord, lasting seven days; a complete rest on the first day, and a complete rest on the eighth day. On the first day you shall take DIARY DATES the fruit of majestic trees, branches of palm trees, boughs of leafy Saturday 30th September 10.00 am Decoration of Church for trees, and willows of the brook; and you shall rejoice before the Harvest Festival. Donations of flowers ,fruit and vegetables would Lord your God for seven days. You shall keep it as a festival to the be greatly appreciated . Lord seven days in the year; you shall keep it in the seventh month as a statute for ever throughout your generations. You shall live Sunday 1st October 10.00am Harvest Festival with special in booths for seven days; all that are citizens in Israel shall live in preacher Canon George Butler. Refreshments will be served after booths, so that your generations may know that I made the people the service . of Israel live in booths when I brought them out of the land of Egypt: I am the Lord your God. Leviticus 23: 34-44 Friday 20th October 9.00 pm sharp Kilbride Parish Supper Dance We don’t know how the festival was celebrated then, but in Greystones Rugby club. t is the 32nd year of the dance . Tickets nowadays Jews celebrate Tabernacles (Sukkoth), by erecting a €25 will be available from Georgina Masterson 087-6716745. This temporary structure at home. Traditionally this is open to the sky. is always a well supported cross community event and always It’s decorated with fruit and flowers. enjoyable night of good food music and dancing so come and Weather permitting, all meals are eaten there for a week. The bring your friends .Donations of raffle prizes would be appreciated. four species, citron, palm, myrtle and willow are waved in every direction during the synagogue service to show God’s rule over Wednesday 22nd November 8.00 pm Kilbride Vestry in Parish the world. Room . The festival remembers the time of wandering in the wilderness: homeless and dependent on God for food and shelter and HARVEST FESTIVAL 2017 suffering many hardships. Jewish people thank God for providing HARVEST FESTIVAL 2016 abundantly, setting them in a world that provides everything that humans need.
The Church, however does not appear to have observed any such festivals until relatively recent times. In the Book of Common Prayer no mention is made of Harvest Thanksgiving until 1877.
A special prayer of thanksgiving for an abundant harvest was first officially provided, for use after the General Thanksgiving, KILBRIDE CHURCH, HARVEST EUCHARIST, in 1796. Similar provision was made at intervals for the next fifty Kilbride Church,Sunday Harvest 1st Eucharist, October Sunday at 10.00am. 2nd October at 10.00am. Special Preacher: Very Rev years, whenever the abundance of the harvest seemed to justify Victor Stacey (recently retired Dean of St Patrick’s Cathedral) it. This led to the belief that such an observance should be made Powerscourt ChurchSpecial, Family Harvest Preacher: Service, Sunday 9th October at 11.30am. Special Preacher: Rev regularly. It was about this period that most of the popular harvest Cathy Hallissey (withCanon her special George friend!!), Butler curate of Taney Parish, Dundrum hymns were written, and in 1862 the Church of England made Decoration for Harvest on the day before on each occasion at 10.00am. Children asked to bring non- official provision for the occasion with proper psalms, readings, perishable goods for needy cause. and prayers. In America similar provision had been made since POWERSCOURT CHURCH, FAMILY HARVEST SERVICE, 1790, and the Church of Ireland followed in 1877. Today the festival Sunday 8th October at 11.30am. is celebrated throughout the Christian world. followed by soup and roll lunch in the School Hall In the parish we have a long tradition of celebrating Harvest Thanksgiving on the first two weeks of October. Kilbride Church Special Preacher: will hold its Harvest Festival service on the 1st and Powerscourt Rev Gary Dowd on 8th. As usual we will have visiting preachers: Canon George Butler & Rev Gary Dowd. Rev Gary will speak at the Family Decoration for Harvest on the day before on each Harvest in Powerscourt at 11.30am on 8th October in Powerscourt occasion at 10.00am. Children asked to bring Church when there will be significant involvement by the children. non-perishable goods for needy cause. See you then Ricky Powerscourt & Kilbride News BUGGY & TODDLER CHURCH WORDS OF DAILY HOPE Buggy & Toddler Service will be continuing Jenny Derbyshire at 10 am in the School Hall on Sunday, 15th October (& 3rd Sunday monthly thereafter) On the current international ‘Just Walk to Jerusalem’, organised and will be led by Julia & Graeme Bird. We by the Amos Trust, each day starts with a reflection and the walk- look forward to seeing all of our under 5’s ers say a short liturgy together. and their families, joining us in a song, a story and some simple prayers. We hope you’ll stay for a cuppa Some of the walkers have come a long way now, as they started in and a chat after. Please check our Facebook group for updates London in early June. Others have joined for shorter stages along - Buggy & Toddler Church, Powerscourt Parish, Enniskerry the way. Their present route, on the ancient Via Egnatia through -https://www.facebook.com/groups/806947812749797/ Albania, Macedonia, Greece and Turkey, retraces that taken by many refugees and asylum seekers.
SUNDAY SCHOOL This is the liturgy or Words of Daily Hope: We began our Sunday School term with Another world is not only possible, she is on her way a great turnout on Sun 17th Sept where On a quiet day, I can hear her breathing. the children began work on a wonderful You have been shown what is good, to act justly, collage that will be displayed in Church to love mercy and to walk humbly. for the Family Harvest Thanksgiving Service in October. We hope We walk this day with those whose freedom is denied; that the children will join us again on Sunday 1st Oct to complete We walk with those who have fled war, torture and despair; our display. We walk in penance for broken promises and political fixes; We walk the long road with all those who strive for peace, Sunday School will be held at 11.30 in the School Hall during main justice and reconciliation; service in Powerscourt on the 1st & 3rd Sunday of each month, and We walk with those who long to return to home. the children will join their parents in church for Holy Communion. We walk in hope that one day all people in the Holy Land Parents are asked to drop their children to the School Hall and will live in peace, as neighbours with full equal rights. the leaders will bring them to the Church aiming to join the Walk softly upon the earth. congregation at the time of the Peace. Sunday School is aimed at May its beauty surround you, all children who have begun primary school. May its wisdom delight you, Its music invite you. We will be exploring the stories & lessons of the bible through May you love and be loved. games, songs & crafts on the 1st & 3rd Sunday of each month. May you know peace and practice compassion. We hope that the children will be excited to join us. Rejoice in the earth and all of creation; Rejoice in life. Your Sunday School Team Ambulando Solvitur, More info from Beth (087 2272412) It will be solved by walking
Kilbride Parish Supper dance On Friday 20th October 2017 At Greystones Rugby Club Supper 9 PM Sharp Tickets € 25.00 Raffle and spot prizes Come and bring your friends For Tickets contact Georgina Helen Beardsley, Judy Cameron & Norman Cross at The Mighty on 087-6716745 Fortress Festival in Christ Church Cathedral
St mary’s News FATHER BERNARD ANNUAL MASS FOR PARISHIONERS WHO DIED IN THE Autumn is near. We can read LAST YEAR the signs through nature. Beautiful colours of gold and This year’s Annual Mass for parishioners who died in the last year russet become the backdrop will be celebrated on Friday 10th November at 7.30 p.m. in St. of our gardens. Nature is Mary’s Parish Church. never spent. The cycle of nature is a reminder of our This is a special celebration where loved ones are remembered and own nature - it’s progression the Parish community comes together to support the bereaved through stages. families.
Pope Francis speaks recently of the necessity of Eco values and Johannez B Metz spoke CURTLESTOWN NOTES the soil of our earth being the Autumn is upon us, the choir returned with gusto to the new clay of heaven. Nature and creation are our family members into season of singing. Lacking a few members who were otherwise whose care we have been given and we are to till and care for the engaged at The Field Day. earth. Everybody rose to the occasion. A lot to look forward to. The priest poet Gerard Manly Hopkins spoke of nature ‘ and New music to be practiced to perfection! A Christmas Calendar beauty deep down things’. Nature and it’s signs speak to us and to look to! from us-’like brother sun and sister moon’. We are responsible for our earth and Eco ethics are important. There are many poems to This will be our first full year to have Carmel at the Helm, with Autumn- each quite lovely and around Enniskerry and Powerscourt Bryan accompanying our efforts. So we will get off to a great start its lovely to behold the varied colors telling us about change- as we will go forward as a group. which is a much more comfortable beauty- and renewal. Christ, who loves us always renews our own position to be in. beauty, as we approach him to sense his love and forgiveness and renewal. We are all set to fill the valley with song.
I think of that beautiful poem by Brendan Kennelly- Begin Again- Would you like to join us? and the words of Jesus- behold I make all things new. Just approach Carmel after Mass any Sunday.
Autumn speaks of change and beauty and precedes winter when roots fall asleep for spring. Nature is never spend and neither are we. We are for renewal and new life and to begin again. Enjoy autumn and hear nature speak.
Fr Bernard Kennedy
ST. MARY’S & ST GERARD’S SCHOOL, ENNISKERRY, CO. WICKLOW
SPOOKY WALK SATURDAY, 21ST OCTOBER 2017
St. Mary’s & St. Gerard’s NS Annual SPOOKY WALK will take place on Saturday 21st October.
This is a very enjoyable family event and everyone is welcome. on behalf of the PA Committee Parents Association St. Mary’s & St. Gerard’s N.S. Enniskerry Co. Wicklow
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IN AID OF ST. PATRICK’S NATIONAL SCHOOL, CURTLESTOWN, ENNISKERRY
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community news Local History Society Lectures – October 2017 ENNISKERRY GAA Bray Cualann Historical Society Pedal for Pieta – thanks to everyone who supported August’s The Local History Society for Bray & North Wicklow Pedal for Pieta cycle, we raised over €2,000 from the event with Vandra Costello will speak about ‘Irish Demesne Landscapes, 50% going directly to Pieta House, €1,000 equates to the cost of 1660-1740’ on Thursday October 19th at 8 p.m. in The Royal Hotel, one service user receiving counselling from start to finish so we Main Street, Bray, Co. Wicklow. All Welcome – Visitors €5. are delighted with this result and we look forward to a bigger and better event next year. Dun Laoghaire Borough Historical Society Cormac Lowth will present his lecture ‘The History of Dún Laoghaire Harbour, 1817 - 2017’ on Wednesday October 18th at 8 p.m. in the Royal Marine Hotel, Marine Road, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin. All welcome – admission €3.50.
The Old Dublin Society The Local History Society for Dublin City & County John Fitzgerald will present his lecture ‘The Kearney hangings at Bohernabreena,1815’on Wednesday October 11th at 6 p.m. in The Conference Room of Dublin City Library & Archive, 138 – 144 Pearse Street, Dublin 2. All welcome – admission free. Vincent Ruddy will present his lecture ‘Pre-Famine Dublin: a calamity waiting to happen?’ on Wednesday October 25th at 6 p.m. in The Conference Room of Dublin City Library & Archive, Dublin 2. All welcome – admission free. Men’s Update – at the time of printing, the men are days away Rathmichael Historical Society from a championship semi-final facing a tough opponent in west Finbar Dwyer will present his lecture ‘The Black Death in the Wicklow side Hollywood. Tom and the lads had a tight win over Dublin Region’ on Wednesday October 4th at 8 p.m. in Rathmichael AGB in the quarter final with just one point giving them the victory. National School, Stonebridge Road (Dublin Road end), Shankill, Ladies Update – after an unsuccessful championship campaign the Co. Dublin. All welcome – admission €4. ladies continue to perform well in their Junior League, a recent victory of table toppers St Pats of Wicklow gives the ladies a Publications chance of lifting the cup this season. ‘History Ireland’ magazine – September/October 2017 issue’, Editor Tommy Graham, published by History Ireland Publications. The club would also like to congratulate the dual starts who are Some of the articles featured in the current issue include Junette playing both GAA and soccer in the village on their recent league Stronge’s ‘Who was Sam Muguire’ in which she provides a short win and reaching the cup final. biography of the man after whom the highly sought GAA Trophy is named; Andy Bielenberg in ‘Gerard Murphy, disappearing Juvenile Update – the u13s have won their league and are Freemasons and the limits of ideological revisionism’ discusses demolishing opponents in Championship so far. The u7s & u9s the Cork Fatality Register for the War of Independence, while in have attended a number of blitz in the last couple of weeks and ‘Half-Irish and all slave’ Joe Regan covers the life of John Roy played a friendly against Ballyboden Wanderers. The nursery Lynch, whose political career during the post American civil war numbers are continuing to grow on a Friday evening from 7pm – Reconstruction, is one of the most remarkable achievements 8pm for 3 to 5 year olds and newcomers always welcome. in the pantheon of Irish-American politics. By way of contrast Niamh Howlin looks at the composition of the 1916 jury that tried and convicted Roger Casement in ‘A typical collection of lower middle-class Londoners’; in ‘Delia Larkin and the game of House’ Gerry Watts recalls an activity that could be used to embarrass her brother, Jim Larkin, at a very critical time in the fortunes of the labour movement in Ireland; in ‘Corporeal reform and responsibility’ Ciara Breathnach looks at the prison medical service and the treatment of Thomas Ashe while Bernard Kelly in ‘Breaking into Emergency Ireland’ reminds the reader that the sharp debates currently surrounding the issues of immigration and the securing borders, especially in the light of Brexit, call to mind a strange situation that the de Valera administration faced in later 1944 as the Second World War drew to an end.
These are just some of the articles in this excellent issue which can obtained through newsagents or ordered by subscription from History Ireland on 01-2933568 or by email: helen@ wordwellbooks,com. On newsstands from October 1st will be a special additional issue ‘1916-1918 Changed Utterly’ which provides an analysis of Ireland immediately following the 1916 Rising. James Scannell. community news FIRST RESPONDERS ENNISKERRY YOUTH CLUB Kilmacanogue Community First Responders held a very successful CHAMPIONS 2017 Golf Classic at Charlesland Golf Club on the 1st of September to help raise funds for the Kilmac cfr public access defibrillator scheme (PAD) A total of 15 teams took part, 8 received golf prizes and this was followed by a meal and a 8 prize hampers raffle in the clubhouse. Kilmac cfr would like to thank Charlesland Golf Club and everyone who took part also those who sponsored tee boxes for the event. The Kilmac cfr team are currently open for membership so if you feel you would like to give something back to your community or just learn what to do in the event of a cardiac emergency or if you’re interested in installing a public access defibrillator in your area then please call 0872060383 for further details.
Congratulations to our Senior Ladies team who were crowned DWSL Inter 2 champions 2017. After years of being within touching distance of the title, the girls have finally reached the summit this year! One loss out of 12 is a remarkable result, and well Some of the Kilmac CFR team working in Charlesland Golf Club deserved after all the hard work put in all season. The girls also during the Kilmacanogue Community First Responder Golf Clas- made it to the Junior Cup final but lost 5-4 to a strong Shankill FC sic. From left to right .Nuala Hannon. John Hopkins (Coordinator) side. Well done to everyone involved, you’re a credit to the club. Anne-Marie Hayes and Sharon Carey.
CHILDREN’S TENT ON FIELD DAY The Children’s tent was it’s usually hive of noisy activity on September 10th. The weather was a bit inclement , but failed to dampen the children’s spirits. Needless to say a lot of effort is put into the tent working smoothly (we think) .
From the loan of the Games through the help to erect the tent, the Sweet Stall, the rota of lovely people who turn up at their allotted time with smiles and good humour. PATSY CARR JUNIOR ACADEMY The counting of coins whilst the tent is being dismantled all Club history was made in September when our first ever academy around, in pouring rain. The lads who drive in the posts to help team lined out in the green and white! Matches are being played combat the wind. All you who turn up and ask, ‘what can I do’ on a Saturday morning. If your child would like to get involved, call The Punter’s . Alan on 086 1724212. All very welcome.
Thank You One and All. Jenny Bolger FRIENDS OF BEN MELIA GOLF CLASSIC AND MONSTER RAFFLE We had a fantastic day in Powerscourt Golf Club for the Ben Melia Golf Classic with some really good golf played. We also had a brilliant night for the Monster Raffle in Powerscourt Arms. Thank you to all who took part, sponsored Tees, donated raffle prizes, played music and bought tickets!
Golf Classic Prizewinners 1st- Robert Williams, Paddy Gordon, Nick Kenny, Fergus Farrell 2nd -Trevor Doyle, Robert Doyle, Ian Cuddihy, Cathal Fitzgerald 3rd Bobby Fisher, Brian Fisher, Dermott Sinnott, Padraig Gaffney
Raffle winners: 1st- 40” TV- Rosie King 2nd €200 -Carol Rafferty 3rd Fourball in Powerscourt GC- Paddy Melia 4th €100 -Mick Cronin
October 2017 Community Diary Liturgical Diary Parish of Powerscourt & Kilbride October 2017 1st Sun Trinity 16 1st Sun Kilbride Church Harvest Festival 8.30am Holy Communion One (said) 10.00am Harvest Festival Eucharist (Canon George Butler) – Kilbride 4th Wed 7.30pm Shed Gang in Parish Shed 11.30am Sunday School in School Hall 11.30am Holy Communion Two – Powerscourt 8.00pm Enniskerry Gardening Club in Parochial hall, Enniskerry Village 8th Sun Trinity 17 8th Sun Powerscourt Church Harvest Festival 8.30am Holy Communion One (said) 10.00am Family Service – Kilbride 15th Sun CLARION DEADLINE 11.30am Family Harvest Festival Service (Rev Gary Dowd) – Powerscourt followed by soup and roll lunch in the School Hall 18th Wed 7.00pm Shed Gang in Parish Shed
10th Tue 20th Fri 8.00pm Kilbride Annual Supper Dance in Greystones RFC 4.00pm Diocesan Synods in Taney Parish Centre 23rd Mon 8.00pm Powerscourt NS Board of Management 13th Thur 11.00am Annual Diocesan Schools Service in Christ Church Cathedral 30th Mon Powerscourt NS Mid Term break begins
15th Sun Trinity 18 8.30am Holy Communion One (said) 10.00am Holy Communion One – Kilbride 10.00am Buggy & Toddler Service 11.30am Sunday School in School Hall 11.30am Holy Communion Two – Powerscourt 1.00pm Church Lunch in Powerscourt Arms Hotel MASS TIMES IN THE PARISH OF THE IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY 18th 8.00pm Mothers Union Opening Service in Kilbride Church MORNING MASS St. Mary’s Parish Church 19th Thur Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 10.15am. 11.00am Holy Communion in Cairnhill Nursing Home Prayer Service – Wednesday & Saturday 10.15am. 11.00am Annual Diocesan Schools Service in Christ Church Cathedral
22nd Sun Trinity 19 St. Mochonog’s, Kilmacanogue Friday, 10.00am. 8.30am Holy Communion One (said) 10.00am Morning Prayer Two – Kilbride WEEKEND MASSES 11.30am Morning Prayer Two - Powerscourt St. Mary’s Parish Church, Enniskerry 29th Sun 5th before Advent Sunday 11am. 8.30am Holy Communion One (said) St. Mochonog’s, Kilmacanogue 10.00am Morning Prayer One – Kilbride Sunday 10.00am. 11.30am Morning Prayer One - Powerscourt St. Patrick’s, Curtlestown Sunday, 10.00am. Thursdays St. Kevin’s, Glencree 10.00am Holy Communion & Prayer for the Sick – Powerscourt 1st Sunday of the month – 9am.
HARVEST FESTIVAL
Sunday 1st October – Kilbride Church at 10.00am. Preacher: Canon George Butler
Sunday 8th October – Powerscourt Church, Family Harvest at 11.30am. Preacher: Rev Gary Dowd. Followed by soup and roll lunch in the School Hall Please submit all articles for The Clarion by noon on the 15th of each month to [email protected]
CONTACT DETAILS Hazel Thompson – Powerscourt Parish Office – 01 2863862 Margaret Blackbyrne – St Mary’s Parish Office - 01 2760030
Community Diary October 2017 Liturgical Diary October 2017 Parish of Immaculate Heart of Mary 1st Sun Kilbride Church Harvest Festival Sun 1st 9.00am Mass in Glencree 10.00am Mass in St. Patrick’s & St. Mochonog’s. 4th Wed 7.30pm Shed Gang in Parish Shed 11.00am Mass in St. Mary’s
8.00pm Enniskerry Gardening Club in Parochial hall, Mon 2nd 7.00 pm Rosary Group meet in St. Mary’s Church Prayer Enniskerry Village Room, Enniskerry. Tues 3rd 11.30am Legion of Mary, Kilmac. Sacristy. 8th Sun Powerscourt Church Harvest Festival Sat 7th 3.00pm (Healing Mass of all Generations) 15th Sun CLARION DEADLINE Little Ones of Glencree —Glencree Church.
18th Wed 7.00pm Shed Gang in Parish Shed Sun 8th Oct Confirmation Preparation Mass 20th Fri 8.00pm Kilbride Annual Supper Dance in Greystones RFC 10.00am Mass in St. Patrick’s & St. Mochonog’s. 11.00am Mass in St. Mary’s. 23rd Mon 8.00pm Powerscourt NS Board of Management 12.00 noon Baptisms in St. Mary’s
30th Mon Powerscourt NS Mid Term break begins Mon 9th Oct 7.30 pm. St Mary’s Liturgy Committee
Tues 10th 11.30am Legion of Mary, Kilmac. Sacristy.
Sun 15th 10.00am Mass in St. Patrick’s & St. Mochonog’s. 11.00am Mass in St. Mary’s
Tues 17th 11.30am Legion of Mary, Kilmac. Sacristy.
MASS TIMES IN THE PARISH OF THE IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY Sun 22nd First Holy Communion Preparation Mass MORNING MASS 10.00am Mass in St. Patrick’s & St. Mochonog’s. 11.00am Mass in St. Mary’s. St. Mary’s Parish Church Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 10.15am. Tues 24th 11.30am Legion of Mary, Kilmac. Sacristy. Prayer Service – Wednesday & Saturday 10.15am.
St. Mochonog’s, Kilmacanogue Friday, 10.00am. Sun 29th 10.00am Mass in St. Patrick’s & St. Mochonog’s. 11.00am Mass in St. Mary’s
WEEKEND MASSES Tues 31st 11.30am Legion of Mary, Kilmac. Sacristy. St. Mary’s Parish Church, Enniskerry Sunday 11am. St. Mochonog’s, Kilmacanogue Sunday 10.00am. St. Patrick’s, Curtlestown Sunday, 10.00am. St. Kevin’s, Glencree 1st Sunday of the month – 9am.
Please submit all articles for The Clarion by noon on the 15th of each month to [email protected]
CONTACT DETAILS Hazel Thompson – Powerscourt Parish Office – 01 2863862 Margaret Blackbyrne – St Mary’s Parish Office - 01 2760030 community news MORE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED DUE TO THE SUCCESS OF “MAGICAL” YOUNG PEOPLE’S WRITING CENTRE IN GLENCREE
In September 2016, Fighting Words, the creative writing charity founded by Roddy Doyle, opened its doors in the Aurora Centre, Glencree.
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Between September 2016 and July 2017, Fighting Words volunteers ran hundreds of FREE Creative Writing workshops. Working with children, teenagers and adults with special needs, our fantastic team of local volunteers helped make thousands of people, young and old, realise the potential they have for creative expression; every participant in our workshops left with a new confidence in the value of their unique voice.
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The good news is that Fighting Words is back in Glencree again that you no longer use this year, and we are looking for new volunteers! Since September, we have been welcoming groups up to create stories with us. and is taking us space in your house? So, if you think you’d like to work with children or young people by listening to them and helping them find their voices to create stories, please get in touch with Mark: [email protected] Powerscourt National You don’t need any special training of skills - just a belief in the transformative power of the imagination and a sense of fun. We’ll School has two very be delighted to invite you up to see a workshop and find out if it’s for you! talented musical teachers but no piano. Mark Davidson Please contact Hazel in the school office 01 2863862 if you would be in a position to help.
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And it came to pass, when Paul was at Corinth, he and certain disciples came upon a mob that was stoning an organist. 2. And Paul spake unto them. “What, then hath he done unto thee that his head should be bruised?” 3. And the people cried with one voice, “He hath played exceedingly loud.” 4. Yeah, in the singing of psalms he hath made our head to ring as if it were being beaten by an hammer. 5. Behold, he sitteth up high upon the loft and mighty are the pipes and great is the noise thereof that cometh out of the pipes therein. Though there be few of us below, he nonetheless playeth with all the stops: the Assyrian trumpet stop and the stop of the ram’s horn and the stop that soundeth like the sawing of stones. And we cannot hear the words that proceedeth out of our own mouths. 6. He is wont to tosseth in variations that confuseth us mightily, and he playeth loud and discordant , and always in a military tempo, such that we have not breath enough even for to sing each verse. 7. Lo, he is a plague upon the faith and must needs to be chastised”. 8. Paul upon hearing this, had himself picked up a small stone and was about to cast it, but he set it down and bade the organist come down thither from the loft. And the organist gat himself down thence for to commune with Paul. 9. He was a man of middling stature and possessing a fine beard. 10. And Paul saith unto him, “What manner of communications are these that they say against thee?” 11. And the organist cried unto him saying, “I heareth them not singing from whence I did sit and playeth even the louder to encourage them.” 12. And Paul turned to the mob and said in a loud voice, “Let him who has never played an organ cast the first stone.” 13. And they did cast stones until their arms were sore and heavy. And they that cast were an hundred and forty four men. And Paul bade the organist to repent and he did. 14. And Paul spake unto the organist “Thou shalt take up the flute and play it for thirty and six days to cleanse thy spirit” And afterward they returned to Cornith everyman for to sing psalms unaccompanied, and then had coffee and were refreshed in faith.
Note: scholars disagree on the exact translation of verse 9. The description and even gender of the organist is under dispute
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ENTERTAINMENTS COMMITTEE JOYCE ROE 2862645 The Big Sing on Saturday 9th September took place in The We are starting to plan our next dinner date and will let you know National Concert Hall at 3.00pm. At it, as part of the newly formed as soon as we have settled on it so watch this space. M.U. Choir were . Iris Sherwood and Georgina Masterson. The occasion was a big success and much enjoyed by attendees and those who took part alike. PASTORAL CARE JOYCE ROE 2862645 As the nights are drawing in again, we think of those who are ill Dates for your Diary: or are lonely at the moment, and hope if anyone is in need of a October, Thursday 5th at 11.15am in Christchurch Cathedral; helping hand you will let us know. it is the turn of our Branch to attend this M.U Holy Communion Service. Please contact Elizabeth Rountree if you require further information.
Wednesday 18th at 8.00pm in Kilbride Church; Our Opening Service.
November Wednesday 15th at 7.30 pm in the Rectory; the Branch A.G.M. Followed by a DVD and a cup of tea. Thursdays 9:30 - 11.00 Saturday 18th Theatre Outing. Contact Elizabeth Rountree for further details. E. Kearon, Sec.
POWERSCOURT CHOIR We are back from summer holidays - during the summer break choir members sang among the congregation. I felt that the congregational singing was much better- perhaps people were encouraged to sing by listening to our singers! Now we are back in the choir stalls and practising at 10.30 am every Sunday morning.
As always, we need extra singers to join us so we can front a choir when others are away - could you join us for this season of Contact persons are wonderful music from Harvest through to Advent and Christmas? Elizabeth Rountree We are a friendly lot and will make you feel at ease! 01 2863534 and Helen Beardsley (086 8179632) Suzanne Clarke Enquiries to Elizabeth. (2863534) (087) 6621226. Powerscourt & Kilbride News
THE CURATE COMMENTS ‘THE NEWCOMER’ The last week of September 2017 marks the The “First Day“ is a momentous occasion - whether 6th anniversary of the arrival of a shy, not-so- it be attendance at Primary School or Secondary young curate to the Parish of Powerscourt School - Third Level College or a First job, each with Kilbride. To the rector, his family and brings its own excitement and concerns. For parishioners Powerscourt, Kilbride and St. Mary’s, thank you for the young people involved - it is a step into the the support and friendship the duchess and I have enjoyed over university of life. For parents such moments make us proud. that time. As a one-time “newbie” I join with my fellow clergy in However it is oft en that ‘Good-Bye’ to our loved ones - that is the welcoming Fr Bernard to Enniskerry where I hope he will fi nd not diffi cult part - albeit they seem to cope so much better than we do! just friends but the spiritual home that my wife and I have done. The end of September and the beginning of October also mark As the pupils of Powerscourt National School are aware it was the season of services of Harvest Thanksgivings in the Church of a ‘First Day’ for ‘Rascal’ on 1st September. He had never been Ireland and I was delighted to note that this year (maybe other to school before albeit he has attended worship in a number of years also) that RTE broadcast a Harvest Thanksgiving Mass. It churches. So how should we describe ‘Rascal’? Well perhaps we might be reasonably argued that it is an anachronism of a festival could call him ‘Holy’ but shy! He is a lamb who tells me that he with little or no relevance in the western world where seasonality doesn’t need to attend school on a daily basis as he does most of of produce has all but disappeared. Today, even for people who his study at home. Whilst I am unsure as to whether or not he is make their living from food production, harvest time has lost a diligent student - I am prepared to give him the benefi t of the something of the excitement and anticipation it once had. In part doubt! that is because of changing demographics, partly because of the changed global food market that has expanded out of recognition with express transport.
From a sales point of view milk, butter, eggs, sugar, tea and even biscuits are no longer sold “loose” but rather all come homogenised, pasteurised, pre-packed and supermarkets off er a bewildering array of foreign grown and produced food. I was 16 before I encountered yoghurt and into my 20s before I met with garlic and any other form of pasta other than spaghetti. (N.B. Do “Google” “Spaghetti Harvest” (1957) – it’s available on You Tube) Famine is a word that continues to occur with regular frequency in our news bulletins. Statistics vary but one estimate puts the level of death through famine at eight and three quarter million people each year. Another says that a child dies of malnutrition ‘Rascal’ really enjoyed meeting the teachers, staff and pupils of every 15 seconds rising to every 10 seconds in the world’s most Powerscourt National School and looks forward to visiting again impoverished countries. And whilst there are very few dying of when he can pull himself away from study and sports training, art malnutrition in this country today, there are many who regularly classes and music lessons. A lamb’s life is so full! go hungry and many more who are existing for their daily bread on the generosity of others. In Ireland we generate approximately Recently I travelled to Connemara in an eff ort to locate some of one million tonnes of food waste annually while one in ten Irish ‘Rascal’s ‘ relatives. Re-grettably I was unsuccessful and clearly I people are living in food poverty. Thankfully there is a growing will have to continue with my endeavours. response to this problem with organisations such as Food Cloud that works with and redistributes surplus food from retailers to However whilst in Connemara I had the opportunity to visit some 330 charities throughout the country. That there should Kylemore Abbey and discovered a gem in the midst of the Irish be such need in 21st century Ireland is surely another very good Countryside. reason to give thanks for the abundance that many of us have today. ‘Rascal’ has carried out some research concerning the history of this property and informs me that during the First World War the So as we celebrate together and give thanks to God for the Benedictine Nuns were forced to fl ee their own Ab-bey in Ypres in answering of prayers off ered just four months ago on Rogation Belgium aft er it had been bombed and so moved to Connemara to Sunday and for the gift s of harvest let us remember that it is not a provide educational facilities for girls. In its former days, Kylemore tradition which no longer has a place in today’s world Abbey had a walled ‘Victorian’ garden and glass houses in which And fi nally……a few extracts from some of the best walls I have bananas were grown. I would never have associated Connemara read. “If God had not meant us to write on walls he would never with bananas! have given us the example.” “Cyclists of the world unite, you have nothing to lose but your chains.” “Greystones shoe gentlemen are Another recent ‘First’ was the hosting of the Enniskerry Festival in charge, is that all right?”* at Monastery House. What a joy it was to attend this wonderful THE FIRST THREE MINUTES OF LIFE CAN BE THE MOST community event at which we had the great pleasure of meeting DANGEROUS” (Hospital notice) – underneath “The last three can Fr Bernard Kennedy . We welcome you most warmly to Enniskerry be pretty dodgy too.” and look forward to many fruitful future engagements.
*For those unfamiliar with the genre, the original was written. Rev. Niall “Liverpool boot-boys rule. O.K.” Powerscourt & Kilbride News YOUNG PEOPLE’S MINISTRY - ‘THE SHED GANG’ ! Shedgang plus a few ‘extras’ succeeded in picking almost 3 tonnes Our new season of ‘Life Skills’ commenced with an evening of of stones! Unfortunately we weren’t being paid by the stone!! learning how to play Bridge. Many of us were totally unfamiliar Hopefully the chocolate bars went someway towards healing with this game and really enjoyed learning some of the techniques those tired muscles. necessary to have that winning hand. Learning the ‘Bid’ process was one of the more challenging aspects which we explored. Do please let us have your ideas for future outings.
At the time of going to press we will have dismantled a number of bicycles to clean and / or repair them- all in the name of Life Skills.
The October meeting dates are Wednesday 4th @ 7.00 pm & Wednesday 18th @ 7pm.
Why did the scarecrow win a medal? — He was outstanding in his field!!
Niall & Kate
In traditional and typical ‘Irish’ style - our long awaited ‘Summer‘ outing finally took place in the Autumn! It transpired to be very much a ‘Life Skill’ outing - that of picking stones as depicted in the appended photograph
’If truth be told ‘Down on the Farm’ didn’t turn out to be quite the fun afternoon we had anticipated. It was hard labour. But the
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