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St Macartan's, Aghadrumsee Tommy Fleming Concert. As part of his Voice of Hope II Tour, Tommy Fleming is in concert in St Patrick's Church, Derrygonnelly, on this Sunday, 18th November at 8.00pm 18th November Sacred Heart, Clones sharp. Tickets available from The Graan, St Michael’s Bookshop in Enniskillen, Costcutters, 2018 Lena's Salon or Fairview Meats in Derrygonnelly, phone Eileen on 07821689045 or pay at St Alphonsus, Connons the door. St Macartan’s, Aghadrumsee Thirty-third Castleblayney Enterprise Centre is running the last Get Citizens Online course before Week Parish Office: 9.30am—1.00pm and Christmas, to help senior citizens learn how to use computers to make life easier. They teach 2.00pm—4.00pm (Monday—Friday) in you how to pay your motor tax online, how to find your Eircode, how to use the computer to Telephone: 047 51048 Ordinary Time watch programs missed on TV or radio, how to protect yourself when working online, how Email: [email protected] to create an email address and send emails to friends and family and how to use Skype, a Website: www.clonesparish.com method of phoning people for free, using your computer. The course runs over 4 sessions, starting next Thursday 22nd November from 10.00am –until 12:30pm. Phone Margaret or Sharon on 042 9746087 to book a place. Masses and Intentions for the Week Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time David Parkes, who, with weeks to live, was healed spiritually and physically in Medjugorje (Vigil) 7.30pm May Reihill, O’Neill Park (Month’s Memory); will give his testimony and perform in concert on November 25th at 7.30pm in St Joseph’s John & Theresa Smyth, O’Neill Park; Chapel, Park Street, Monaghan. Raffle on the night for a trip to Medjugorje. Admission is Mary Fitzpatrick, Fermanagh Street; €10, and can be paid on the night; alternatively, tickets are available from the Parish Office, Eugene McDonald, The Diamond Park Street, Monaghan. Sunday 18th 9.00am Hugh Mulligan, Belturbet (Month’s Memory); Maguire Family, Teer Clones Senior Citizens Christmas Dinner on Tuesday 11th December at 3.00pm in The 10.00am John Thomas, Margaret & Jim Quinn, Lisnamallard Community Centre, Roslea Road, Clones. Booking is essential if you wish to attend; phone 11.30am Eilish & Michael Hamill, Teehill Dodo on 087 2835 840 or Deirdre on 087 7466 025. ————————————— Mon 19th 10.00am Peter & Margaret Lynch, Millbrook Tue 20th 10.00am Novena Mass for Deceased Relatives & Friends St. Joseph’s Hall Bingo every Friday night at 9.00pm. Jackpots €10,400 & €5,800. Wed 21st The Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Aghadrumsee GFC Lotto: No Winner (10, 30, 31, 32) Jackpot £6,800. 10.00am Richard & Mary McQuaid, Millbrook Clones GFC Lotto: No Winner (4, 11, 14, 28) Jackpot €9,000. Thurs 22nd Saint Cecilia Currin GFC Lotto: No Winner (1, 16, 24, 25) Jackpot €10,100. 10.00am Novena Mass for Deceased Relatives & Friends Parish Finance ~ Charity Reclaim Forms Fri 23rd Saint Columbanus The Parish Office recently sent out Charity Claim Forms to both NI and ROI 10.00am Caolán Reilly, Beechgrove parishioners. Those in receipt of these forms can return them in various ways—by 7.00pm Jimmy Maguire & Maguire & Callaghan Dec’d, Tully post, directly to the office or via the Sunday collection baskets. Sat 24th Saint Andrew & the Vietnam Martyrs 10.00am Helen Donaghy, O’Neill Park The Charity Tax Reclaim system is a very simple but effective way of increasing the ————————————— value of your weekly contributions to the parish. Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe (Vigil) 7.30pm Bridie, Thomas, Brendan & Geraldine McCabe, O’Neill Pk; Dermot & Margaret McDermott, Corkimmons; ‘May He support us all the day long, Sheila McCabe, Analore Road; til the shades lengthen and the evening comes, John Matthews, The Diamond John & Josephine Rooney, Analore Street; and the busy world is hushed, Pat & Mary McCabe, Aghabog and the fever of life is over, Sunday 25th 10.00am Bridie Courtney, Tattynageeragh and our work is done. Cassie & Jimmy Jones, Greagholia 11.30am Novena Mass for Deceased Relatives & Friends Then in his mercy may He give us a safe lodging, and a holy rest and peace at last.’ To speak to the priest on duty, please phone 085 817 6203 Weekend Masses Schools in Clones Parish Saturday 7.30pm Sacred Heart, Clones St Comgall’s 55329 St Tiarnach’s 51398 St Macartan’s 677 51100 Sunday 9.00am St. Alphonsus, Connons, 1st, 3rd & 5th Sundays Gael Scoil Eois 52162 Largy College 51132 (St. Mary’s, Ture, on 2nd & 4th Sundays and Church Holidays) 10.00am St. Macartan’s, Aghadrumsee 11.30am Sacred Heart, Clones Community news, activities and events Masses during the Week: Monday—Saturday in Sacred Heart Church at 10.00am (On days of funerals in Clones, Mass will be at 11.00am) World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims is a time to remember the many killed and injured on the nation's roads, together with their families, friends and many Sacraments and Ministries others who are affected. It is also a day to thank our emergency services who deal with the consequences on a daily basis. Over the period from January 2007 to December 2017 a total Baptisms are celebrated in Sacred Heart Church on the second Saturday of each of 3,141 people lost their lives on the roads on the island of Ireland, figures which don’t month at 4.00pm and in St. Macartan’s Church on the third Sunday at 1.00pm. include the countless numbers left with life changing injuries over the same period. Anointing of the Sick: Priests are available to celebrate the Sacrament with anyone The Three Tenors. Clones Parish is delighted to announce The Three Tenors will be in who is seriously ill. Contact the Parish Office or ring the Emergency Mobile. concert in Sacred Heart Church, Clones, on Sunday 16th December at 8.00pm. Direct from the National Concert Hall, they will perform popular classic hits from Sinatra, The Dubliners Confessions: Saturday, after 10.00am Mass. and Pavarotti as well as many Christmas favourites. Tickets at €25 are available from the Adoration: Wednesday, 10.30am - 10.00pm, in Sacred Heart Church. Parish Office, Matthew’s Newsagents, Supervalu, O’Neill’s Shop, Dernawilt, Fitzpatrick’s Friday, 9.30am - 6.30pm, in St. Macartan’s Church. Fuels/Hardware and Mohan’s Shop, Follum. Death: We pray for Paddy Quigley, Newtownbutler Road Christmas Bazar in Connons Hall on Saturday 24th November at 9.30pm; all welcome. Seamus Flanagan, Carrickmore Derrygannon Hall Annual Table Quiz takes place in the Hall on Friday 23rd St. Alphonsus November November at 8.00pm in aid of Willowbridge School and the Fermanagh Branch of Autism Altar Society Kathleen O’Connor NI. Your support is greatly appreciated. Admission is £5.00 on the door. St. Macartan’s 25th November All-Night Vigil at Knock Shrine. The annual All-Night Vigil takes place at Knock Shrine Reader: Patricia Gallagher on Thursday 7th - Friday 8th December. The Vigil Ceremonies will commence with Minister of the Eucharist: Rosemary Grew Confessions from 10.00pm in the Chapel of Reconciliation and Vigil at midnight in the Gift Bearers: Courtney & Jones Families Basilica with Rosary, Stations of the Cross and Holy Hour with Fr. Brendan Walsh SCA. Concelebrated Mass will take place at 4.00am with His Excellency Archbishop Okolo, Papal Sacred Heart Church 24th & 25th Nov Nuncio. Concelebrants are Fr. Brendan Walsh, Pallotine, Thurles and Fr. Lawrence CFR, Readers: Vigil Theresa Jenkins Franciscan Friars of the Renewal. Information on organised coaches travelling to the Vigil 11.30am Eveleen McDonald can be found at www.knockshrine.ie Ministers of the Eucharist: Vigil Elaine Kelly, Elizabeth McDonald, Gerard Leonard Advent Day Retreat with Deirdre Ní Chinnéide. ‘Listening for the Light’ day retreat 11.30am Dearbhla McDonald, Danny Crudden on Saturday 24th November from 10.00am until 4.00pm in the Prayer Centre, Knock Shrine. The retreat invites you to spend time with others through reflection, conversation, music and Altar Society: Marie Collins, Bridget Cassidy, Mary Wilson prayer. To book, email [email protected] or phone (094) 93 75355 (fee €30 includes lunch). Masses for the Dead During the month of November, a novena of Masses is being offered for Clones ICA Professional Development Programme continues on Monday 19th November deceased parishioners and their relatives and friends. If you haven’t already at 8.00pm in the Protestant Hall. Guest speaker will be Catherine McGregor; topic is: done so, you might like to write a list of those you wish to have included and 'Colour me beautiful '. put it in one of the envelopes available from the chapels. .
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