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Parish Newsletter WE 21 July 2019 MAYOBRIDGE PARISH BULLETIN Sunday 21st July 2019 Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (Painting by Mary Gallagher) ST ANNE’S FEAST DAY Friday 26th July 2019 Healing Mass, Anointing of the Sick and Blessing of St Anne’s Relic in the Church at 7.30pm Sunday 21ST July 2019 Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time (33-2019) (Sunday Readings Cycle C – Weekday Cycle 1) PARISH OFFICE - Open Monday to Thursday 10.00am to 2.00pm For Anniversaries, Marriages or Baptisms phone 028 3085 0270 WEBSITE ADDRESS www.mayobridgeparish.com Bulletin News to Daniel Morgan 07929568392 or email [email protected] by Wednesday evening Email Information for parish website to [email protected] Parish website and webcam now functioning for the sick and housebound and for those who live far from home www.mayobridgeparish.com AL-NON FAMILY GROUP 028 9068 2368 www.al-anonuk.org.uk THE PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL email address is: [email protected] should a parishioner or visitor to the Parish wish to contact them SAFEGUARDING CHILDREN and ADULTS who require protection - Designated person for Dromore Diocese –Mrs Patricia Carville 0778991 7741 Parish Safeguarding Representative – Mrs Cathy Hillen 02830850270 Action on Elder Abuse Northern Ireland www.elderabuse.org/northernireland Freephone helpline 08 08 088141 Parish Hall - to book contact Thomas Gallagher 07831 272638 THANK YOU for your support of the Parish for last week Sunday 14th July £850.10 DAY/DATE TIME ANNIVERSARIES Sat 20th July 6.00pm Private Intention Patrick & Elizabeth McConville, Bavan Road Sun 21stJuly 11.15am Thomas Killen, Ryan Road Mon 22nd July 10.00am Mass St Mary Magdalene Tues 23rd July 9.30am Mass in Burren St Bridget of Sweden, Patron of Europe Wed 24th July 7.30pm Teresa McNeill, St Anne’s Park: Teddy O’Hanlon, The Village Thurs 25th July 7.00pm Liturgy of the Word with Holy Communion in Burren Fri 26th July 7.00pm Mass in Burren 7.30pm Feast of St Anne Mass in the Church Sat 27th July 6.00pm Declan Goss, Newry Road: Elizabeth Fearon, Newry Road: Rose O’Hare, Ryan Road: Mary Walsh, Hilltown Road: Private Intention Sun 28th July 11.15am Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time SAINT ANNE’S OIL AND CORD can be obtained from Mrs Lily Gribben, Tel – 028 3085 1424 COASTAL ROSARY FOR LIFE, FAITH AND LOVE Join in with thousands of people all around Ireland, as we gather on our coasts, near rivers, in our churches, at grottos etc to pray the Rosary for Life, Faith and Love on Sunday October 13th at 2.30pm. We will join in with many countries around the world. To register a location please visit www.coastalrosaryireland.ie or text/call 00353 87 278 6552 NOVENA TO PEREGRINE continues in St Brigidʼs Church, Monday evenings at the 7.30pm Mass. INVALID AND THE ELDERLY – Please note that recently some parishioners and attendees for church services have been unable to access the disabled areas. Please leave these areas for those less abled. Thank you Sacrament of Reconciliation (Mayobridge) - For anyone wishing to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation please feel free to call into the Sacristy before 7.30pm Mass on Wed evenings. SAINT ANNE’S FEAST DAY – The Healing Mass, Anointing of the Sick and Blessing of St Anne’s Relic will take place in St Patrick’s Church, Mayobridge, on Friday 26th July at 7.30pm St Anne is the mother of Mary and grandmother of Jesus. She is the patron saint of mothers, childless couples, women in labour and minors, and is symbolised by Mary in her lap holding the infant Jesus. St Anne intervenes against poverty, for cabinetmakers; carpenters; grandmothers; grandparents; homemakers; housewives. St Anne’s Shrine can be accessed through the website address www.mayobridgeparish.com where candles may be light, and prayers are available to read – this may be of assistance for anyone who is unable to travel for various reasons, especially through illness or from a long distance. PRAYER TO SAINT ANNE - O glorious Saint Anne, you are filled with compassion for those who invoke you and with the love for those who suffer. Heavily burdened with the weight of my troubles, I cast myself at your feet and humbly beg of you to take the present intention which I recommend to you in your special care. Please recommend it to your daughter, the Blessed Virgin Mary and place it before the throne of Jesus, so that He might bring it to a happy issue. Continue to intercede for me until my request is granted. But above all obtain for me the grace one day to see my God face to face and with you and Mary and all the saints to praise and bless Him for all eternity. Amen. Visit: www.mayobridgeparish.com VOLUNTEERING AT KNOCK SHRINE 15 to 18 years old - a great opportunity to meet new people help others learn about Knock and have fun. Friday 16th to Sunday 18th August. To sign up or find out more information please contact Youth Ministry Office, 39-41 The Mall, Newry, BT34 1AN. Tel:028 3083 3898 or email:[email protected]. LOUGH DERG: THE THREE-DAY PRILGIMAGE SEAMON HAS BEGUN You can begin the Three-Day Pilgrimage any day up until 13th August 2017. Pre-booking not required. Contact Lough Derg, by telephoning Lorraine on 0035371 9861518 or email: [email protected] The Annual Mass at Alt-an-tSagairt Mass Rock will be celebrated today Sunday 21st July at 3.00pm The legacy of the Penal era in Clonduff Parish is Alt-an-tSagairt: ‘The Priests Mountain’ Local tradition associates this sacred site with the martyrdom of Fr Eoghan O’Hagan in the seventeenth century SAVE A LIFE EVENT – TUESDAY 30TH JULY 2019 AT SEAN HOLYWOOD ARTS CENTRE, NEWRY, FROM 10AM TO 2PM. Anthony Nolan, DKMS, NI Ambulance Service, Support our Stroke Services, Reshaping Breast Assessment Services, Blood Transfusion NI, Organ donation NI. COME ALONG AND SEE HOW YOU CAN SAVE THE LIFE OF ANOTHER PERSON. DROP IN! Newry, Mourne and Down District Council EVIE TONER’S JOURNEY – Quiz Night 25th July in Canal Court Please see the link below for her story https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/evietonersjourney Dromantine Summer Camp 2019 - The Camp has been running for 47 years and welcomes Boys and Girls aged 11 – 17. Boys Camp - Week 1: Sunday 28th July - Friday 2nd August 2019. Week 2: Sunday 4th August— Friday 9th August. Girls Camp - Week 1: Sunday 11th - Friday 16th August 2019. Week 2: Sunday 18th—Friday 23rd August. Visit web site for further information about the Camp and available spaces remaining. summercamp.dromantineconference.com or telephone 028 3082 1224. Ba mhaith linn ár mbuíochas a thabhairt do gach aon duine a thug airgead dúinn go fial flaithiúil ag an bhailiúchán bhliantúil don Ghaeilge i mí Aibréan. Fuair muid £369.79 agus ba mhór an cuidiú é seo d'aos óg an cheantair ina gcuid staidéir. We would like to thank all those who so generously contributed to the Annual Irish Language collection in April. We raised £369.79 and this will be a big help to the young people of our area in their ongoing studies. AL-ANON FAMILY GROUPS - The Al-Anon Family Groups are a fellowship of relatives and friends of alcoholics who share their experience, strength, and hope in order to solve their common problems. We believe alcoholism is a family illness and that changed attitudes can aid recovery. Contact details for more information Al-Anon Information Office, 224 Lisburn Rd, Belfast BT96GE Telephone 02890682368 email [email protected] National Helpline ‘CHARITY DOG WALK’ The event will take place on Sunday 28th July in Kilbroney Forest Park from 11:00am, (Registration from 10:00am at the Mountain Bike Carpark). We anticipate that this event is going to a major event and would love to see all of you and your fluffers on the day to join in on the fun and raise awareness and funds for PIPS Hope and Support. You can also register online at: https://www.active.com/…/pips-hope-and-support-charity-dog-… For more information, contact Fundraising Department:02830266195 [email protected] Rathfriland Vintage Club 24th Annual Rally and Fun Day - Saturday 14th September Proceeds to MOURNE MOUNTAIN RESCUE TEAM ANNUAL HOSPICE AUTUMN WALK 2019 - Gola Island, Donegal will take place on Saturday 5th October & Sunday 6th October 2019.This year’s walk will take place on Gola Island in Co. Donegal. Gola Island is a beautiful remote island off the coast of Gweedore which is still inhabited by few locals. It is commonly known from the old Irish Ballad “Baidin Fheilimi, d´imigh go Gabhla”. There is a rich history on the island where it was exclusively Gaelige speaking with remnants of an infant graveyard and local school still there. We take the ferry from Gweedore to Gola which has stunning cliff views and an amazing peaceful atmosphere. After the walk we will travel to Letterkenny and we will spend the night at the Mount Errigal Hotel before heading back to Newry Sunday morning. If you would like more information, please contact James on 028 3025 1333 or email- [email protected]. SOUTHERN AREA HOSPICE SERVICES - Could you walk up to 100 miles in one month?? This summer the Southern Area Hospice Services are inviting you to register for their Step into Summer Campaign which allows you to set your own challenge to walk a targeted distance over the month of July or August. Everyone can take part no matter what age - you simply choose a month during the summer (July/August), set your target distance which can be anything from 10mile to 100mile.
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