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Sunday 29Th August The Sunday Newsletter Knockninny ST NINNIDH’S CHURCH DERRYLIN 29th August 2021 Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time Fr. Gerard Alwill P.P. Phone no. 028 6774 8315 mobile 00353 872305557. parish email [email protected]. Mass Intentions: Sat 28 August: 8pm: Michael, Annie & Hugh Martin (Toneyvarnogue) Sun 29 August: 11.15am: Nora Shannon Month's Mind Mass Mon 30 August: 10am: Alphonsus McKiernan (Drumconnor) Tues 31 August: 10am: Special Intention Wed 01 September 10am: Special Intention Thur 02 September: 10am: Hughie Martin (formerly Corradover) Fri 03 September 10am: Special Intention Sat 04 September: 8pm: Garrath Shannon & Tommy Clarke (Kinmeen) Sun 05 September: 11.15am: Bridie Cassidy Month's Mind Mass Saturday 28th August 8pm Reader: Ciara Gunn Eucharistic Ministers: Raymond McDermott Ryan McCaffrey Sunday 29th August 11.15am: Reader Shannon Family Eucharistic Ministers: Alannah Leonard Mary Shannon Saturday 4th September 8pm Reader: Shannon Family Eucharistic Ministers: Agnes Martin James Boyle Sunday 5th September 11.15am: Reader Cassidy Family Eucharistic Ministers: Anne McBrien Tomas Scallon Altar Society for September: Carmel Browne and Vanessa Mulholland "The ParisH office will be closed Bank holiday Monday 30th August". Face Coverings in Church - people should, in the interests of health and safety, continue to wear masks throughout the Mass. Society of St Vincent de Paul St Ninnidh’s Conference can be contacted for support at any time on 07873240493 Derrylin Amateur Dramatic Society would like to wholeheartedly thank everyone who supported and participated in our maiden Festival last weekend. Thank you to our sponsors, to all the local clubs/groups/musicians/entertainers to our amazingly talented cast and our relentlessly hard woking crew who gave their time, their support and even braved the torrential rains, to our amazing audiences. Finaly, to Fr Alwill for his spiritual support. There were many hands who made this work. Thank you each and everyone of you. Looking forward to next year. BARNLEE CRAFTS & ACTIVITIES CHARITY SHOP Good Quality Uniforms still availaBle: Feel Free to view. Please Consider Volunteering With Us If You Have A Free Morning / Afternoon Your Help Would Be Much Appreciated Contact > Fact Barnlee 02867723233 Teemore Women's Group During the Autumn Season Indoor Meetings Will Not Be AdvisaBle - Hence Outdoor Activities Will Continue As Long As Weather Permits. Notice Of Outdoor Activities Will Be Given In Advance > Church Bulletins / Posters etc Some Interesting Guided Walks Being Planned Big Drive in Bingo at St Ninnidh’s Parish Centre on Friday nights @ 8.30pm. Great Prizes! And JaCkpot!! ST MARY’S CHURCH TEEMORE 29th August 2021 Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time Fr. Gerard Alwill P.P. Phone no. 028 6774 8315 mobile 00353 872305557. parish email [email protected]. Mass Intentions Sun 29 August: 9.45am: Raymond Cassidy (Drumlught) Wed 01 September: 7pm: Special Intention Fri 03 September: 7pm: Special Intention Sun 05 September: 9.45am: John Owens (The Borough) Sunday 29th August: Readings: Tommy McGovern. Prayers Of The Faithful: Marie Murphy Eucharistic Ministers: James McBarron / Margaret Curry / Niamh Waterson. Sunday 5th September: Readings: Seamus Owens. Prayers Of The Faithful: Barry Owens. Eucharistic Ministers: Breege Clarke / Susan McCusker / Sara Prunty. Eucharistic Ministers > September- Breege Clarke,Susan McCusker + Youth Minister Altar Society >September- Mary Maguire + MarieMcCaffrey Car Supervision Sunday 29th August: HuBert McCaffrey & Paddy Gilleece. Sunday 5th September: Gabriel McCaffrey + Thomas Curry Sunday 12th September :Sean Donohoe + Brian Clarke Sunday 19th September: Shane Maguire + Robert McKiernan Derrylin O’Connell’s Lotto: 20th August 2021 Lotto Results: 07, 11, 29, 30 No jackpot winner.Consolation prizes: £20 - Samantha Carty, Sligo; £10 Donna Sheridan, Cavan; £10 Stephen Moffat, Lisnaskea; £10 Leanne prior, Online Next week’s Jackpot is £3600. Play locally or online at Klubfunder.com Drive in Bingo is on Friday’s @ 8.30pm. Our lotto draw will take place during Bingo. Training: Please ensure that you continue to adhere to all Covid guidance issued. Details of training dates / times will be published in the relevant What’s App groups. Upcoming Fixtures: Reserve B Football Championship Semi Final - Friday 27th August in Maguiresbridge @ 7:00pm Irvinestown V Derrylin Senior Football League Division 2 (R} Sat 28th Aug @ 6.30pm – Aghadrumsee V Derrylin Results: 2020 Junior Championship Final - Friday 20th August – Derrylin 0-12 V Coa 0-12 Replay – Friday 10th September @ 8pm in Brewster Park CluB Fundraiser: Club to Club Challenge takes place between Saturday 28th & Sunday 29th August. To show your support, please donate on the go fund me page: https://www.gofundme.com/f/derrylin- club-to-club-challenge Health & WellBeing: To launch our Autumn series of health and wellbeing events for our community we are welcoming Farm Families Health Checks Programme to O'Connell Park on Saturday 4th September. This programme offers a means for locals to access health checks from a portable clinic and consists of two parts: 1. Medical assessment - consisting of Blood Pressure monitoring, BMI, cholesterol check and diabetic screening. (10-15 minutes) 2. Lifestyle assessment and advice will be given on a range of health issues, and onward referral completed to local support services as required Due to Covid-19 regulations it is necessary to operate an appointment based system. To book your appointment contact Eimhear on 07584902208. Teemore Shamrocks Lotto: Draw held on 16/08/2021. Numbers drawn were: 5, 11, 25, 29. No jackpot winner. £20 - Caroline Drumm. £10 - Robbie Kiernan. £10 - Leah Smith. Draw held on 23/08/2021. Numbers drawn were: 12, 13, 15, 29. No jackpot winner. £20 - Claire Waterson. £10 - Philip McGovern. £10 - Carmel Fitzpatrick. Next week's jackpot is £5450. Play our Club Lotto online via this link - https://www.klubfunder.com/Clubs/Teemore_Shamrocks_GFC/lotto or in McGuire's Today's Local, Teemore and Cassidy's Service Station, Ballyconnell. Thank you to everyone for supporting our club lotto. Fermanagh CluB All Stars: The 2021 Fermanagh Club All Stars returns for a 5th year! Please keep an eye on their social media pages and the Fermanagh Herald for more details Senior Team: Our Senior team are scheduled to play Lisnaskea Emmetts this Wednesday 1st September at 7pm in St. Mary's Park, Teemore in the Senior League. Junior Team: Hard luck to our reserve team who were narrowly defeated in their Championship Quarter Final against St. Patrick’s, Donagh last Sunday. Final Score: St. Patrick's 1:17 v 1:13 Teemore Shamrocks. Thanks to all the players and management team for their hard work and efforts throughout the year. Dog Fouling: Over recent weeks we have noticed incidents of dog fouling around our club walking track and playing pitches. We ask everyone who uses our facilities to keep their dog on a lead and lift their dog foul and dispose of it in our bins or take it home. Dog foul is extremely dangerous if you come in contact with it Oisin McGovern Tournament: Our inaugural Oisin McGovern tournament takes place next Saturday 4th September in St. Mary's Park, Teemore. This will involve players from P3 & P4. Please keep an eye on our social media pages and parents group for more information in the coming days. KNOCKNINNY SUNDAY NEWSLETTER 29th August 2021 Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time What's on the inside 'It's what's on the inside that counts.' How often do we hear this? Yet we get contradictory messages and we are also bombarded with messages about how we should dress or act, or what is appropriate behaviour. Rules about outward behaviour govern many aspects of life, from our school and work environments to our churches. Today, Jesus has something to say about the tension between outward appearances and what's on the inside. To the religious authorities who challenge Jesus, outer appearances and traditions are important, and they rebuke Jesus for allowing his disciples to eat with 'unclean hands'. However, Jesus explains that it is not external actions that make a person unclean. It is what's on the inside that indicates the true nature of our hearts. 'Lip-service' is not worth much if our hearts are not in tune with God. As Jesus puts it, 'You put aside the commandment of God to cling to human traditions.' It is an invitation to examine how we put our faith into practice, individually and as a church community. Which human traditions do we 'cling' to? Do we become so focused on outward rituals that we risk losing sight of the teaching of Jesus and its radical implications? Do we treat our religious life as checklist of observances, or as a real encounter with Jesus? 'The words of the Sacred Scripture were not written to remain imprisoned on papyrus, parchment or paper, but to be received by a person who prays, making them blossom in his or her heart.' (Pope Francis) .
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