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Best of Luck to the Kildysart Ladies U12's Vs. Burren Gaels B Next The Grouped Anniversary Mass St GAA Lotto Results St, Michaels Church ,Kildysart. for September will take place this Sunday 1 Mon, 26th August -7 -13-22-28. €7,800 Parish Office:Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 9.00am—2.00pm at 11am. €50 - Michael Eyres, Lissycasey. Tel: 6832838 e-mail: [email protected] Mae and Stephen Mc Mahon, Effernan €30 -Stevie Murphy, Coolmeen. www.kildysartparish.org Joseph Lynch, Kilrush Road Fintan Ginnane, Kildysart. James Garry, Forthill Michael McInerney, Kildysart. Fr. Albert McDonnell. 085 7811823, 6832155 Martin McMahon, Crahera. [email protected] Mary Grace, Shannacoole Paul Kenny, Clondrina. 31 August/ 1 September. Ned Dundon, Cooga Monday September 2nd at The Alder’s. Vincent Hehir Snr, Glencannane An Information morning will be held Mass Times :Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday -10am. on Thursday Sept 5th (10 am) at St John Elizabeth Hehir, Glencannane Thursday 7.30pm -Coolmeen. Friday 8pm. Bosco Community College Kildysart for Sheila Hehir, Glencannane Rest in Peace: You are asked to remember in prayer Gerard Anthony anyone interested in training for a Busi- McCabe Vincent Hehir Jnr, Glencannane ness/Administration award at FETAC Joan Neylon, Glencannane Level 5. Also a component module on son of the late Mary and Gerry McCabe, Cahercon, whose funeral Mass was Care Support training (FETAC level 5)is celebrated in Kildysart on Thursday. May the Lord grant him eternal rest. Tom Meaney, Ennis Road offered. Course commences in mid Sept, Rest in Peace: You are asked to remember in your prayer Fr John Kelly, Philomena O Sullivan, Cooga suitable for school leavers, Social Welfare Parish Priest of Labasheeda and Kilmurry McMahon who died on Wednesday. Thomas O Brien, Rosshill recipients and anyone interested in up- May the Lord take him to himself. skilling. 6832300 for further details A Months Mind Mass will be offered for Eileen Hughes (née Reidy) late of John Griffin, Main Street &Crovraghan Speech and Drama enrolment in Effernan & Antrim in St Michael’s Church, Kildysart on Sat 31 August at 8pm. Will be remembered at this mass. St. John Bosco Community College on th First Friday: Next Friday is the First Friday of August. Mass will be May they rest in peace. Monday 9 September at 6pm.Classes for celebrated in St Michael’s Church, Kildysart on Friday at 8pm. The monthly ******************************* Primary and secondary Students. Contact visits to the sick and housebound will take place on Friday morning. Evelyn McMahon on 6826533. Diocesan Faith Gathering 13- 15 Sep- Adults interested in studying for a Catholic Grandparents Association Pilgrimage to Knock will take place on Sun- tember: Fri 13th 7:15pm: Liturgical day 8 September. Ceremonies begin at 2.30pm. Guest Speaker - Sr. Briege McKenna. part-time Leaving Certificate: The Celebration - Ennis Cathedral Speaker: Back To Education Initiative are or- Conference hosted by Pioneer Association ‘The Spirit That Sets Us Free’ –– Dr. Ruth Patterson; Sat 14th 9am - Overcoming Addiction: All Hallows College, Dublin Saturday and Sunday, ganising information evenings, com- 28-29 September 2013. Speakers include: Fr Peter McVerry, SJ, Fr James 5pm: 27 Workshops - St Flannan’s Col- mencing at 7:30pm, at the Adult Edu- Harbaugh, SJ, author of A Twelve-Step Approach to the Spiritual Exercises lege. Speakers: Dermot Ryan & Breda cation Centres in Kilrush on Thursday and Majella Coyle - Addiction Counsellor. Open forum, healing service, O’Brien. Sunday 15, 12 noon: Thanksgiv- the 5 September. Contact 6897652. lunch, dinner and evening entertainment by harpist and singer, Deirdre ing Mass – Ennis Cathedral Celebrant: Seaver, and musicians from Comhaltas. Mass on Sunday celebrated by Most Revd Bishop Kieran. Youth Programme Bro- Diarmuid Martin at noon. Tickets: €70.00 per person. Email chure/Booking Form in Parishes and Best of luck to the mailto:[email protected] [email protected], www.pioneerassociation.ie Online: www.killaloediocese.ie/faith- Kildysart Ladies U12’s vs. Basket Collections — 24/25 August €637.00 gathering-2013/register-for-the-faith- Burren Gaels B next Next weekend: 7/8 September 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time gathering-2013. Altar Servers: Saturday– St. Senan Monday in Quilty, in the Sunday –St. Columban Shield Final! Ministers of the Word: Saturday–Maureen McMahon . Sunday– Michael Keane Eucharistic Ministers: Saturday– Nancy Griffin, Kathleen McMahon Sunday—Anne Casey, Anne Cleary. .
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