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Críocha Callan Pastoral Area Inch-Kilmaley-Connolly Newsletter CRÍOCHA CALLAN PASTORAL AREA INCH-KILMALEY-CONNOLLY NEWSLETTER Fr. Pat Larkin 6839735/087-2300627; Fr. Donagh O’Meara 087-2322140; Fr. Martin Shanahan 087-7486935 Canon Michael McLaughlin 6839332/086-2213025 PARISH OFFICE 065-6839735 ----- Opening Hours - Mon Tue Wed 10.00am – 4.30pm each day Email - Parish Office – [email protected] www.kilmaleyparish.ie PARISH SAFEGUARDING REPRESENTATIVES - Frances Connellan, Anne Grace, Martina Custy, John McMahon SECOND SUNDAY ORDINARY TIME --“Year C”- 20th January, 2019 MASSES: Inch Sun 20th January @ 9.15am Special Intention th Sun 27 January @ 9.15am Michael & Mary Cullinan, Slaveen Their son Micheál Cullinan, Slaveen th Connolly Sun 20 January @ 10.30am Special Intention th Sun 27 January @ 10.30am Special Intention th Kilmaley Sat 19 January @ 7.30pm Special Intention th Sat 26 January @ 7.30pm Patsy McGuane, Lisroe Michael Lynch, Fairy Hill Nora Lynch, Fairy Hill Mollie McCarthy, Shean Tom Frawley, Shean Martin Cahill, Knockadangan D.J. Lynch, Boulineaska Gertrude Vaughan, The Market, Ennis Frank & Lena McNamara, Lispuckaun RECONCILIATION/HOLY COMMUNION - PRAYER RITUALS: The next Prayer Ritual for all our Boys and Girls preparing for Reconciliation and Holy Communion will take place in Kilmaley Church on Saturday 26th January during 7.30pm Mass, in Inch on Sunday 27th January during 9.15am Mass and Connolly Sunday 27th January during 10.30am Mass. SYMPATHY: We offer our sympathy, support and prayers to the family, relatives and friends of Gabrielle Hehir, Carrowreagh East, Cranny mother of Yvonne O’Connor, Cloontabonniv, Connolly who was buried last weekend. STUDY THEOLOGY ONLINE: This spring come and join our supportive student community and study theology by distance learning. Register Now! [email protected], www.prioryinstitute.com or 01-4048124 KILLALOE DIOCESE LOURDES PILGRIMAGE 2019: The 63rd Diocesan Pilgrimage to Lourdes from the Diocese of Killaloe under the leadership of Bishop Fintan Monahan will leave Shannon Airport on Tuesday 25th June returning Sunday 30th June. €725pps full board with €20 discount for online booking. Special section for assisted pilgrims with details from Fr Tom Ryan, Cathedral Ennis 087-2349816. All other bookings to joewalshtours.ie PILGRIMAGE TO ROME led by Bishop Fintan Monahan for all those who pass on the Faith to our Youth. €599 April 23rd - 26th. For further information contact Joanne O’Brien (085) 874 9207 FOLLOW THE FOOTSTEPS OF JESUS FROM GALILEE TO JERUSALEM: Take the TRIP of a LIFETIME to the HOLY LAND, May 28th -June 7th. Group Leader, Mícheál de Barra and Spiritual Director, Fr. John Newman (Bible Scholar) in association with Premier Travel, Cork. Contact Mícheál at 0868337681 or email [email protected] PILGRIMAGE TO MEDJUGORJE 7 Nights Departing from Shannon—4th September €675 Spiritual Director: Fr. Tom O’Gorman; 11th September: €675 Spiritual Directors Fr. Martin Shanahan & Fr. Martin Blake (€50 discount if paid before 1st Feb). Contact Jim Considine 085-7385385 or 065-9059328 MEDJUGORJE PILGRIMAGE: 15th - 27th May ex SHANNON. Cost is €645 which includes €50 discount if deposit paid by Feb 1st, thereafter cost is €695. Contact Kathleen Lee 086 1031508 ANNIVERSARY MASSES: JANUARY 2019 – Kilmaley -- Sat 12th & 26th @ 7.30pm; Connolly -- Sun 13th & 27th @ 10.30am; Inch – Sun 13th & 27th @ 9.15am; FEBRUARY - Kilmaley – Sat 9th & 23rd @ 7.30pm; Connolly - Sun 10th & 24th @ 10.30am; Inch - Sun 10th & 24th @ 9.15am WEEKDAY MASS TIMES: Connolly – Mon, Tue, Wed @ 10.00am Kilmaley – Thur, Fri @ 10.00am; No 10 a.m. Mass Sat. MINISTRY OF THE WORD: KILMALEY - Sat 26th Jan @ 7.30pm Anne McMahon INCH – Sun 27th Jan @ 9.15am Moira Lawlor CONNOLLY – Sun 27th Jan @ 10.30am Patrina Cullen ALTAR SERVERS ROTA: Sat 26th Jan @ 7.30pm Group A; Sun 27th Jan @ 9.15am Group E; Sun 27th Jan @ 10.30am Group C BASKET & ENVELOPE COLLECTIONS: A sincere thanks to all who contribute so generously every weekend to all the various collections: The total last weekend was as follows- Weekly Envelope €530.10; Priests’ Collection €45; Christmas Day €6; Immaculate Conception €2; Epiphany €89.60; All Saints €4; Peter’s Pence €3.16; Sick & Retired Priests’ Fund €2.10; Missions €2; Assumption €2; CLARE HOSPICE AT CAHERCALLA: Weekly Draw Result – 1st Prize €650.00 - Fr. Desmond Hillery, Nenagh 2nd Prize €200.00 – Tony Finnucane, Miltown Malbay. To join contact Fundraising Office 065--6821966 www.cahercalla.ie KILMALEY LOTTO: Numbers Drawn 11, 20, 22, 29. Jackpot Next Week €9,700 ---- €30 Winners –James Murphy, Tina O’Gorman, Helen McNamara, Oisín McGough, Pakie McGuane. Next Draw on Saturday 19th January. Play online at www.kilmaleygaa.ie MEDJUGORJE PILGRIMAGE FOR THE YOUTH FESTIVAL at August Bank Holiday Weekend 2019 one of the biggest events of the year in Medjugorje ex Dublin costs €725 pps for 7 nights. Payment can also be made in instalments. Contact James Treacy on 061921470 or 0860572216 SLÁINTE AN CHLÁIR, CLARE CANCER SUPPORT CENTRE: Oncology nurse specialist at Sláinte an Chláir, Clare Cancer Support Centre, Kilnamona on Tuesday January 22nd from 10.30am to 2pm. Please call 087 69 12396 for appointments. DESIGNER MINDS will be running a Primary Science, Design and Technology after-school club in Ennis. 1 hour of fun, hands- on, educational activities each week, for girls and boys who love to design, build and experiment. Starts this week 21st January. Visit www.designerminds.ie or call 087 631 0411 LIFE COACHING: Life coaching is an opportunity to focus on you and your dreams and aspirations. ... Life coaching can be truly life changing and can enable you to carve the space in your life for your goals and what is important to you. Personal Development. Life coaching can be challenging and hard work, though also rewarding and fun. The benefits you will gain from coaching include; Clarity about what you want, why you want it and how you can get it. Bridging the gap between where you are now and where you want to be. Strategies and techniques which facilitates you to reach your goal faster. Overcome obstacles, low confidence and insecurities. Explore and evaluate all possible options available. Dedicated time, support, encouragement and motivation. Remember Life Coaching is an investment in yourself and it will benefit your entire life. So as part of my training I am offering free sessions. If you would like to book 4 free coaching sessions and start moving forward straight away PM me on my FB page Siobhan Mungovan Author for more details. Siobhan Mungovan Text 0872960363; [email protected] PARKINSON ASSOCIATION - CLARE BRANCH: Monthly Meeting this Friday 25th January at Carrigoran Wellness Centre, Newmarket-on-Fergus from 10am to 1pm. If you have, or know anybody who has Parkinson's, you are invited to come along together with Family member/Carer. All new members welcome - further information call Veronica on 087 2272782 MUNSTER CAMOGIE HONOURS: Huge congratulations to our camogie girls who won Munster titles at the weekend with their schools. Congratulations to Leona Grace and Grace Carmody members of St Flannans team who beat St Mary's of Nenagh on a score of 1-5 to 1-3. Congratulations to Emily Cahill capt, Megan White, Emma Pyne, Jodie Cahill, Therese Pyne, Grace Doherty and Daragh McMahon mentor of Coláiste Muire Team who beat Coláiste na Trócaire of Rathkeale on a score of 1-11 to 2-4. Best of luck to Grace and Alanagh Doherty, Isobel Killeen and Ruth Neylon who are members of Coláiste Muire team playing in the Munster junior final this weekend. CLDC BIODIVERSITY TRAINING PROGRAMME: Clare Local Development Company (CLDC) is inviting applications from local groups with an interest in the protection of the county’s species and habitats to participate in a biodiversity training programme to be delivered by Burrenbeo Trust in 15 selected areas during 2019. Please contact Gerry McDonagh at [email protected] for an application form. KILMALEY CAMOGIE CLUB NEWS: Kilmaley Camogie under 14s camogie have commenced training for the upcoming season. We are inviting girls’ ages 12, 13 and 14 to join the camogie panel. Training is each Wednesday evening 6-7pm at the Kilmaley Astro Turf pitch. Further information about joining the camogie club from Anne McMahon 085 7464579 or the Secretary of the camogie club, Noeleen Doherty. VINYASA YOGA CLASSES will resume this Wednesday, 23rd January in Kilmaley Daycare Centre at 8.30pm. Enrolling now €50 euro covers 4 classes. Contact Kieran on 0877958381 WATER INTO WINE Jesus brought the wine of God’s love into the world. Everywhere he went the old was made new. For the couple at Cana he changed water into wine. For the widow of Nain he changed tears into joy. For Zacchaeus he changed selfishness into love. For the thief on Calvary he changed despair into hope. And on Easter morning he changed death into life. Lord, be present with us today and throughout our lives. And when through human weakness the wine of love is found wanting, touch our hearts and strengthen our wills, so that we may taste the wine of unselfish love. (Flor McCarthy) Notices for Newsletter to Fr. Larkin / Parish Office by 4pm on Wednesday .
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