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Parish Newsletter – 19Th May, 2019 Eucharistic Ministers Readers Servers Irishtown Sat 24th 8pm Sylvia Rattigan Gp 3 B. Mulkeen, J. O`Dea Ballindine Sat 24th 10pm Bernadine Waldron Team G P. Macken, B. Moran, PJ O`Gara Irishtown Sun 25th 9.30am Evelyn Mitchell Gp 4 P. Waldron, S. Kirrane Ballindine Sun 25th 11am Eddie Clarke Team H J. Naughton, M. Kenny, M. Watchorn Eucharistic Ministers & Readers are asked to please drop in to the Sacristy prior to Mass to organise the Opening Procession with Lectionary & the Offertory Procession of Bread and Wine. Thank you. Servers during the week Irishtown: Gp 3 Servers Ballindine Tues 20th 7pm Team F Eucharistic Adoration Ballindine 7-9pm ( please note earlier closing time) Irishtown 7-9pm. Deaths: John Joe Fitzpatrick Leface & Brickens; Jimmy Hyland, Westport, brother of Pat, Station Rd., Ballindine; Veronica McCarthy Moore, Letterkenny, daughter of Geoff & Moira McCarthy, Rockfort, Irishtown. May their souls rest in peace, Amen. th Exam Mass Rehearsal: All exam students are asked to come to a meeting this Monday 20 @ 7pm in Ballindine Church, to help plan and organise the Mass for all who are sitting their Junior Parish of Kilvine and Leaving Cert. Exams. Refreshments will also be served in Ballindine Community Centre after the 8pm Mass on Tuesday week 28th. Fr. Martin O`Connor P.P. 087-2401297 Ballindine 094-9364423 / Irishtown 094- 9386863 Davitts Presto Result Numbers drawn 1, 2, 18, 30. Jackpot of €20,000 not won. Following won €50 each: Cathy O Gara, An Post, Claremorris, Albert Crowe, Clareville, Claremorris, Pat Carney, Ballindine, Email: [email protected] Martin Kearns, Ballindine. Next Draw Sunday 19th in Clarke’s, Ballindine with a Jackpot of €20,000. www.kilvineparish.ie Results: Senior League Div 3: Mayo Gaels 1-9 Davitts 2-14; Senior League Div 4: Davitts 1-11 Cill www.ballindineschool.ie th Chomain 2-15. Fixtures: Sun 19 , Mayo Junior B Championship: Hollymount Carramore v Davitts in www.irishtownns.scoilnet.ie Hollymount at 1pm. thIrishtownth N.S.: Job Vacancy: Davitts Club have a vacancy for a part-time cleaner/caretaker, responsible for the upkeep of 18 – 26 May, 2019 the clubhouse along with other adhoc duties. RSS criteria applies. Immediate start. Tel: 087-9229566 / 087-7644448 if interested. th Ballindine Community Centre AGM 29 May @ 9pm in Community Centre. New members will be welcomed. Jiving Classes for adults 8-9pm Tuesdays in Irishtown Community Centre – for information on children`s classes contact Sandra 086-2108029. Mental Health Peer Support Group every Wednesday in Claremorris at 7:15pm. You don't need to struggle alone. Why not join a group that understands. 085 7297451 - Men's Peer Group every Tuesday at 7:30pm. A group for men, by men. 085 7297451. Writing for Wellbeing Group every Tuesday at 7:15pm. Learn how to journal for recovery. 085 7297451 South West Mayo Development Company - Jobs available on the RURAL SOCIAL SCHEME (RSS) The Rural Social Scheme (RSS) is a scheme where you work part-time (19.5 hours per week) in a local community organisation e.g. community centres, tidy-towns groups, sports clubs, meals on wheels, etc. We are now recruiting for new RSS staff. To be eligible to work on the RSS you must be in receipt of a social welfare payment, such as Farm Assist or Jobseekers Allowance. You must also be linked to an active family farm. The RSS is primarily aimed at the farmer in the household, but the Spouse, Partner, Brother, Sister, Daughter or Son of the farmer may be eligible for participation on the RSS if they meet the eligibility criteria set down by the Department of Social Protection. Individuals interested in a position on . the RSS should contact Breege Duggan 0872196923 or our Balla office at 094 9366692 or email [email protected] In the Gospel today Jesus gives his disciples a new commandment. Claremorris Musical Society AGM Mon May 20th at 8pm in The Dalton Inn Claremorris. past, present or They must love one another as he has loved them. Jesus wants us to future members welcome as we prepare for our 14th season of musicals! Open to all. do this too. Mayo Stroke Support Group meeting on Thursday 30th May 11.30am-1pm in Macalla Hall, Lough Lannagh Holiday Village, Castlebar. Topic: ‘Understanding your stroke medications’. For further John 13:34 “A new commandment I give to you, that you love one information, contact Barbara on 096-80451 or Ailish on 094-9049172. another even as I have loved you, that you also love one another… by Choral performance at the museum - A women’s chamber choir from Indiana, USA, will give a this all men will know that you are My disciples, if you have love for free performance in the Courtyard Gallery at the National Museum of Ireland - Country Life, Turlough Park, Castlebar, at 2.30pm on Friday, May 24. The Saint Mary-of-the-Woods Madrigals one another.” are visiting Ireland for the Mayo International Choral Festival. Adm free. No booking required. SMA Family Fun Day, Claregalway Sunday 2nd June 12noon to 5pm. We would be grateful to receive good quality items for various stalls: unwanted gifts, toiletries, china, ornaments, plants etc., we also would love to receive some home Parish Safeguarding Representative: Ger Conroy 087-9045833 baking for our cake stall. All items can be handed into SMA HOUSE up to and including 2nd June.. Proceeds in aid of our Missions. Cluster Priests Community Alert Text No`s: ‘Town Hall Style’ Meeting this Monday 20th at Claremorris Town Hall at 9pm, hosted by Claremorris Fr. Cribben 093-51609 087-2452565; 087-1322411 Community Radio. This is your opportunity to come and hear the candidates make their final pitch. Fr. Gannon 086-2656563 086-8436958; 087-6528213 Everybody is most welcome and entry is free of charge. Tel: 0949373737 Email: [email protected] Fr. Quinn 087-2685288 Claremorris Garda Station 094-9372080 Eucharistic Ministers Readers Servers Fifth Sunday of Easter Family Life Centre Ballindine Sat 25th 8pm th th B. Moran, C. Kirrane, P. Hennigan Mark Dooley Team A Collection REMEMBERED IN MASSES THIS WEEK 18 - 26 May, 2019 th th Irishtown Sun 26th 10.30am W/E 11 /12 May: €1,030 MISSION SUNDAY MISSION SUNDAY th Agnes Clarke, M. Hett Kathleen Gibbons Gp 1 Thank you for your Prayers in Old Cemetery after Mass Ballindine Sat 18 8.00pm Dominic Glynn (recently deceased), th Corpus Christi Procession will be held on Sunday 18 June Maud Heneghan & deceased of family, Marion House Sun 26th Ann Clarke contribution. Brian Higgins, after 10.30am Mass in Irishtown. Households are asked to Irishtown Servers during the week Gp 4 Church Cleaners & Flower erect Altars to enhance the route. First Communion and Michael Daly (Skevard), st Cleaners required for Confirmation children, Parish Choirs and congregation Jimmy Kearns & deceased of family, Ballindine Servers Tues 21 Team A are all invited to join in the Procession. Mary, Pat & Sean Hartigan. Offertory Collectors 26th Billy Freeley, Tommie Keadin Ballindine Church. th Prayers of Faithful Sat 25 Rachel McGowan, Anna Rattigan Some people have volunteered to Irishtown Sun 19th 10.30am Paddy Rattigan (Month`s Mind), Prayers of Faithful Sun 26th Karina & Jack Feerick help out in both cleaning and Deceased of Keeley Family, flower arranging, but more are Mattie Devane & deceased of family, needed. If you can spare a few Nora & John Dolan, Cemetery Masses 2019 (Weather Permitting) hours in any one month during Mai & Mattie Kirrane & deceased of family, Ballindine New Cemetery Sunday 14th July @ 10.30am the year please tel: 087-9793747 th Paddy & Bill Huane, Irishtown New Cemetery Saturday 20 July @ 8pm to discuss when it might suit you Bernard McGrath & deceased of family. Kilvine Cemetery Saturday 3rd August @ 8pm to help out. Kitty Hett Cemetery Prayers The Glynn and Rattigan Families Killeen Grotto Tues 21st 7.00pm People of the parish, living and dead Irishtown Old Cemetery Sunday 23rd June after Corpus would like to sincerely thank (Weather Permitting) Christi Procession st everyone for their sympathy and nd Ballindine Old Cemetery Sun 21 July @ 10.30am Mass Irishtown Wed 22 7.00pm Tim Byrne, kindness following Dominic`s Catherine & William O`Connor recent death in New York. Exam Mass: th rd Cremation took place in NY and Ballindine Thurs 23 9.20am Private Intention Tuesday 28 May @ 8pm his ashes will be in Ballindine for All Junior and Leaving Cert students are th th Sunday Mass on August 4 @ Irishtown Fri 24 9.30am Private Intention invited to this Mass with refreshments 10.30am. afterwards in Ballindine Community Centre. th Irishtown Sat 25 12noon First Holy Communion Mass th A Meeting to plan the Mass this Monday 20 @ Healing/Anointing Catholic th 7pm in Ballindine Church. All students are asked Ballindine Sat 25 8.00pm Billy Dunne & deceased of family, Christmas Communion Calls Ministry Service th th Luke, Damien & Danny Trench, will be on Friday 14 December This Sunday May 19 1.15 pm to to come along. Michael O`Connor, (not Thursday as in last week`s 5.30 pm in the Church of the Holy Denise Moran. newsletter) Exam Prayer Rosary, Castlebar. Led by Fr. Shane Lord at Jesus, the usual as times I know. prepare for my exams, Sullivan and Lay Preacher, Noel Irishtown Sun 26th 10.30am Ellen Cosgrove (40th Anniversary), If anyone is not on the First Byrne, Co. Carlow. Praise and I ask You to grant me strength of mind EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Kitty, Margaret & Jim McHugh, Friday list and wishes to be visited worship healing prayers, talks and Kitty & Thomas Skehan, for Christmas pleaseand contact constant Fr.
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