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Parish News June 2018 Clonbullogue Carbury Edenderry Rathangan Parish News June 2018 Carbury Parish Congratulations to Alan Melbourne who has been Tickets available from selected to train for the Local Parish Committee Members Ordained Ministry. Alan will shortly begin his training, and Saturday 23rd June in Edenderry Rugby Club it is the hope that in about two following 6.00pm Evening years time he will be ordained Service at Carbury Parish Church. deacon, and the following year priest. The local ordained ministry serves the parish at local, diocesan and rural deanery level. So when Alan reaches ordination he will be able to serve in this parish or neighbouring parishes only—hence the name local ordained ministry. We wish Alan 3rd June 10am Clonbullogue & Carbury every blessing as he begins his training, and assure 11.30am Edenderry & Rathangan him of our prayerful support, as he discerns the way forward. We pray that Alans vocation will continue 10th June 10am Clonbullogue to be nurtured and nourished through this time of 11.30am Edenderry preparation and experience. 17th June 10am Carbury 11.30am Rathangan Confirmation Day! 23rd June 6.00pm Carbury (Saturday & BBQ after) 24th June 10am Clonbullogue 11.30am Edenderry & Rathangan 1st July 10am Clonbullogue & Carbury 11.30am Edenderry & Rathangan Rector The Rev Canon Lynda Peilow 046 9731585 PLEASE TAKE HOME A COPY OF THIS NEWSLETTER GFS Camp – April 2018 by Ella Gerber Friday The first day we got there we went to our dorm, which was in the basement. We had to walk through two other dorms to get to our dorm and there was a door to the next dorm. At lunch we got to vote for a movie to watch, the choices were High School Musical, Frozen and Teen beach movie. Obviously high school musical won. After lunch we went to the PE hall and played a game where we were given a dog breed and when it was called we had to crawl along the ground to reach th bone in the middle. We ate dinner and went to the entrance hall to watch the movie and we got drinks and popcorn. We went to bed, well everyone else did! We also known as dorm three stayed up all night. Saturday—We got the bus at 9.15am to Liliput. When we got there we were split into groups. Eva, Hannah, Re- becca and others were on my team. We did rock climbing first and then laser tag. After we did orienteering and lastly capture the flag. Everyone loved Liliput and we were really tired when we got back. Luckily not too tired for our crown and gown which was where you had to make a dress and hat out of newspaper. Sunday— We had a brilliant service in the chapel with Emma. Afterwards we did some crafts, then we went down to our dorms to tidy them. Once we had tidied our dorms we went to the main hall for the prize giving. All in all a wonderful weekend away. BB & GFS Closing Service BB & GFS Photos— Party, RegionalTournament, This year the service will take Regional Craft Evening & Diocesan Service place on Sunday 10th June in Edenderry at 11.30am followed by badge and awards Presentation in Church Walk. Confirmation After all our preparations confirmation day arrived on 20th May, as our eight candi- dates were confirmed by Bishop Pat. It was a very emotive and uplifting service. Well done to our young people for whom we continue to pray : Avril Whittle Ben Montayne, Rebecca Alexander, Emma Carter, Peter Gardiner , Ella Gerber, Brian Moody and Aidan Moody. The front of the order of service sheet hosted a dove which was coloured and marked with all the individual finger prints of the candidates, marking their uniqueness, individuality and their talents/gifts from God. Preparations were enjoyed by all, and our last class we had a tea party—symbolizing the importance of sharing, listening and being in communion with one another. Rathangan hosted the teaching Eucharist, on Sunday 29th April. We pray that they will continue to serve God and find their place within the life and worship of our church. Monasteroris National School A busy Summer term here at Monasteroris National School with lots of activities and we also prepare for the end of another school year. Swimming Lessons continue for pupils 2nd - 6th classes with everyone making great progress. The Annual Diocesan Service took place in St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Trim. 5th & 6th class pupils attended the service. This was a lovely service with lots of other schools also in attendance. A farm safety workshop took place in Edenderry Library recently. Pupils from 3rd- 6th classes attended. This was a very informative farm safety talk which the children enjoyed. On Thursday 31st May our “Health Promoting Schools Flag” was presented to the school. Par- ents/Guardians were invited to attend this presentation. This is a great achievement for our school. Well done everyone.MONASTERORIS A special thanks NATIONA goesL toSCHOOL Ms Poyntz and her team of pupils and parents who helped to co-ordinate this. The Copper Mile is hopefullyLOTS OF gaining EXCITING mileage ACT soIVITIES keep collecting ARE KEEPING those 5c coins. Bags or jars of 5c coins can be dropped into school at any time so hopefully we can reach our 1 mile target by Sport’s Day. There areUS alsoBUSY some AT MONASTERORISplastic tubs in each NATIONAL classroom which the children can fill up with 5c coins. Just a SCHOOLreminder ANDif you EASTER are dropping IS JUST in bagsAROUND of old THE clothes that no duvets, pil- lows or cushions are CORNER!acceptable . Our next clothes collection will be in September. We wish Ms Poyntz well as she goesTHE on CREDITher maternity UNION leave SCH OOLthis monthSAVERS and we will welcome Mrs Talbot back next term. Both Mrs Beattie & Mrs Holt will also be retiring at the end of the school th SCHEME IS STILL VERY POPULAR WITH year. On Wednesday 27 JuneTHE we CHILDREN will have ourAS LeavingTHEY BRING Assembly IN and Summer Holidays. All classes will be performing, singing and playing music – a special morning for us all to look for- ward to! A special date for your diary Thursday 21st June - The PTA and The Board of Management are organising a Farewell Evening for Ms Beattie & Mrs Holt -all parents (both present and past) are invited. Further details to follow. DATA PRIVACY NOTICE—New Regulations—Please read carefully Edenderry Union of Parishes fully complies with its obligations under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) by keeping personal data up to date; by storing and destroying it securely; by not collecting or retaining excessive amounts of data; by protecting personal data from loss, misuse, unauthorised access and disclosure and by ensuring that appropriate technical measures are in place to protect personal data. Your personal data will be treated as strictly confidential and will only be shared with other members of the church in order to carry out a service to other church members or for purposes connected with the church. We will only share your data with third parties outside of the par- ish with your consent. There are consent forms in all church and we would ask that you would take the time to fill out the form and return it to the churchwardens/rector as soon as possible. Otherwise we will not be in a position to hold your data going forward. To exercise all relevant rights, queries or complaints please, in the first instance, contact the Parish Data Controller who is: Rector T: 0469731585 & Mrs Sylvia Gill (Hon Vestry Sec) Date for your diary Homemade jam, jellies A prayer before an Exam and preserves are for Lord, Thank you for all the sale in Rathangan every Rathangan & resources and support that Clonbullogue Field Day Sunday. Orders can also be taken! you have provided to help me prepare for this exam. Sunday 29th September I ask that you would calm my nerves, give me your peace At Burrells Field, and help me to do my best Rathangan today. In Jesus name, I pray. Amen. SPREAD THE WORD: A Thriving, Vibrant Community Matters – Support Our Advertisers! EARLY BIRD MENU SUNDAY LUNCH Served 5:30pm–7:00pm Served 1:00pm–4:30pm Two courses €26.50 Two courses €21.95 Three courses €28.95 Three courses €26.50 JKL Street, Edenderry, Co. 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