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Parish of Terryglass & Kilbarron PARISH OF TERRYGLASS & KILBARRON th Fr. Michael Cooney, P.P. World Human Rights Day – Wed Dec 10 . Let us Parish office - Phone: 067-22017 Email: [email protected] pray for those all over the world who’s Human Rights are violated, particularly in areas of conflict. Parish Website - www.terryglasskilbarron.com December 7th 2014 TERRYGLASS IMPROVEMENTS ASSOC. Christmas lights will be turned on on Sunday evening December 7th at 5.30pm on the village green. There will be carol MASS TIMES. singing and hot refreshments will be served. Caroline Haslam. Terryglass Saturday: 7.30pm. Week-days: Mon. Tues. Thurs. Fri : 9am. (except Bank Holidays). THANK YOU - Paddy's Bar and Terryglass Kilbarron Game & Conservation Club are Kilbarron: Sunday : 10am delighted to announce we have raised a total of €3,814.70 from our WILD FOOD FUNDRAISER Fri 28th Nov. for St. Dympna's centre in Portumna. Thanks to Wednesday: 7.30pm. Adoration: 6.30pm. Benediction: 7.20pm everyone who supported this event. Paddy’s Bar MASSES FOR THE DEAD CANDLELIGHT CHRISTMAS TERRYGLASS CHURCH. Silvermines Folk Choir presents Candlelight Christmas an evening of Christmas music Sat. Dec 6th 7.30pm Stephen, Bridie and Bernard Darcy, Terryglass, also & song in Silvermines Church, with special guests Amadeus, Sunday 7th December at Stephen and Elizabeth Prout, Ryehill, Tom and Bridget Fox, Knockadleen. 8.00pm. Tickets €10. Tickets available from choir members and local businesses or Sat. Dec 13th 7.30pom Tommy Horan, Ryehill – Month’s Mind, also phone 067 41322. Proceeds towards North Tipperary Hospice and local branch St. Theo, Pat and Una Tierney, Macloon, Paddy and Brian Corbett, Coolbawn. Vincent de Paul. KILBARRON CHURCH. Sun. Dec 7th 10am Maggie Hayes, Roran, also Peg and Jack Donoghue, Kilbiller. SHANNON ROVERS LOTTO: 19, 21, 23, 26. Jackpot = €2,350 Wed. Dec 10th 7.30pm Son McCarthy, Ormond Cottage. €25 winners; Nick Prout, Pat Keane, Ken Cleary, Gerry Brennan. Sun. Dec 14th 10am Frank and Gertie Flannery, Glenbower, also, Promoters Prize; Anselm Walsh Next Draw: Hannigan’s Pat and Bridget Dunne, Rodeen. Don’t forget! Bingo continues on Monday nights in Terryglass Hall at 8.30pm . TEAMS ON DUTY NEXT WEEK-END. th FEAST OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION – Monday 8 December. TERRYGLASS CHURCH Masses : Kilbarron - 10am Terryglass – 7.30pm Eucharistic Ministers: Mon. Mary Quirke and Anita Foyle Sat. Catherine Gleeson and Gerry O’Rourke Readers: Mon. Kathleen Fogarty Mary, friend to the poor. Sat. David Whelan Mary experienced uncertainty and insecurity Prayers of the Faithful: Mon. Ciara Brannigan when she said ‘yes’ to the angel. Sat. Conor Ryan She knew what oppression was when she couldn’t KILBARRON CHURCH find a room in which to give birth to Jesus. Eucharistic Ministers: Sun: Margaret Dunne and Yvonne Ryan She lived as a refugee in a strange land. Readers: Mon. Sally Ann Teefey She knew the pain of having a child Sun: Willie Lennox who does not follow the accepted path. Prayers of the Faithful: Sun: John O’Meara She knew the loneliness of the widow, FINANCIAL STATEMENT: Basket Collection - €680. the agony of seeing her only Son executed. She is the friend of all the poor and oppressed women of our times. CHRISTMAS MARKET Saturday 13th Dec in The Old Church Borrisokane 2.00pm - She gives hope to those who struggle for justice, 6.00pm. Stalls, Stocking Fillers, Decorations, Gifts . All Welcome. To book a stall: and challenges us all to live a simple life, a life of unconditional trust in God. Contact Pamela 087-7523568 .
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