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Glenamaddy Parish Newsletter Sat 28Th/Sun 29Th July 2007 17Th Sunday of the Year, 2007— Year C Glenamaddy Parish Newsletter Sat 28th/Sun 29th July 2007 17th Sunday of the year, 2007— Year C Fr Paddy Mooney, Phone 094-9659017 Mobile: 087-9035910 Internet: www.glenamaddychurch.ie Please Keep Glenamaddy Tidy Church Income last week-end: Envelopes:€770 ; Baskets, Shrines, papers, ads.: €338 Glenamaddy Bingo: On Wednesday night in the Community Centre at 9pm. €1,150 in prize money including €500 Jackpot on 48 calls or less. Community Clubs' Lotto: Saturday 28th -Sunday 29th No Jackpot winner in last Wednesday’s draw; numbers drawn were: 7, 20, 25, 26. Three Match 3s and share €100. Next Wednesday’s Sat 7pm Thomas Dolan, Cloonkeen & Lotto Jackpot will be €6600 d.f. Sun 10am Michael & Margaret Garvey, Clooncun Communion Calls Week-Day Masses: THursday 10am: Ballymoe Road-Cloonacross, Creggs Road, Kilkerrin Road, Shannagh Mon. 9.30am Kathleen & William Mannion, Friday 10am: Esker, Ballingrally, Woodfield Shanbally Tues 9.30am Communion Service Reminder Wed. 8pm Maud Finlan (nee O’Brien) Continuous prayer for Marriage and Family Life on 2nd day of Knickauns + brother Michael each month i.e. tomorrow, Thursday for August. 1st Sat.: Our Lady of Fatima prayer service next Saturday 11am Thurs 9,30am Peter & Mary Concagh & d.f., Middletown Fri 8pm John & Nora Scarry & d.f., Servers for August Shannagh Saturday 7pm: Jessica Harte, Charlotte Saturday 4th -Sunday 5th Dunne, Cormac Raftery, Katie Murray, Patrick Murray Sat 7pm The people of the parish Sunday 10am: Stephen Fox, Niamh Carroll, Sun 10am Thomaqs & Kate Egan, Brendan Smyth, Conor Smyth Cloonlara South + Peter & Miichael Senior Football League Please pray for Maura Garvey, Ballyhard whose Glenamaddy v Kilkerrin-Clonberne this Sunday, 29th July at anniversary occurs at this time 12:30pm in Clonberne. Thanks Galway Home Services Fr. Paddy Burns, Comboni Missionaries Do you need help in the home or would you be interested in thanks the people of the parish for their working in the Caring & Cleaning profession? very generous contribution last Galway Home Service provides Care in the home for the weekend: €1232.85. Elderly and House Cleaning Service at times to suit the needs Also, €330 for Mission Rosaries. of the clients and their families and provide employment for workers within their own communities. Should either of the above interest you, please contact 087.3121997 Congratulations to Sarah Walsh, Cregg’s Rd. & Paul Freeman, Loughglynn on the occasion of their We welcome Ella Kate Knight, Cashel into the Christian marriage. community and congratulate her parents Joseph & Caitríona. Prayer from Ghana Self-Catering House for Rent Oh Lord, in Glenamaddy You are the bread of those who have nothing. Weekly Rates Be with those Phone 086.1685067 Who suffocate with injustice. Be with those who have everything: Big cars, beautiful houses Meehans’ Londis, Church St And lots of money. Lord, they are more content than we! Chicken Fillets ….. €0.99 Be with those who are hungry Uncle Ben’s SweetnSour … 2 for €3 And with those who push away Uncle Ben’s Medium Curry .. 2 for €3 Plates still half-full of food. Roma Pastas … 1/2 price We are all your children. 3pk Peppers … €1.99 We need you. CDF French Stick … €0.99 We need your love So that we can Chalk Hill Australian Wines … €5.99 Love each other. Ernest & Julio Wines … 2 for €13 Bless us and our brothers And sisters the world over, Amen. Mannion’s Bar + Live Music Glenamaddy Ladies Football Club Venue Congratulations to Lorna Fallon, Hannah Phone: 094-9659004 Hannant and Niamh Fahy who are on the Sat.28th July: Vinyl Rock County under 14 panel that play Dublin in Fri.3rd Aug: Pool competition—cash prizes the All Ireland Final on Sunday August 5th Sat.4th Aug: Live music with Vinyl Rock in Longford. They had a good win over Kerry in the semi-final played in Nenagh last Cards every Thurs.& Sun. nights Mannion’s for a great night out. week. Our club is organising a supporters bus for anyone wishing to travel. Please Mannion’s Furniture contact any club officer A.S.A.P. if you wish New stocks arriving weekly to travel so that we can determine numbers. Top class furniture at affordable prices Mannion’s furniture—well worth a visit. Glen Celtic Fixtures - Tues 31st Jul - Glen Celtic Tigers U12's away Our greatest fear is not that we are inadequate. to Moylough. All players to be at the pitch in Our greatest fear is that we are powerful Moylough for 6:30pm. beyond measure. Wed 1st Aug - Girls U14's - Away to Shiven Rovers - Kick Off 7pm - Contact David for It is our light, not our darkness, that frightens more details. us. We ask ourselves, “Who am I to be brilliant, Glen Celtic AGM - Monday 30th July - talented, fabulous?” Starting at 9pm. Actually, who are you not to be? You are a FAI Summer Camp - Mon 20th August to Fri child of God. 24th Aug in Glen Celtic Pitch - Book your Your playing small doesn’t help the world. place for the week as early as possible. All “We were born to make manifest the glory of players have to be pre-booked to ensure that God that is within us.” they receive all merchandise. Glen Celtic Fantasy Football ...... go to As we let our own light shine, we www.glencelticafc.com for more information unconsciously give others permission to do on how to enter your team. the same. As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others. Nelson Mandela .
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