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16Th September 2018 Parishes of Narraghmore & Moone Bulletin - 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time - September 15th/16h 2018 Mass Intentions contact Susan: 087-9792958 point is the upper lake carpark. Let us Sunday ***************** know if you need a lift to Glendalough Ballymount - Paddy & Elise Dunne Sick & Housebound Parishioners by contacting us at: Cullinan Do you have a relative or neighbor [email protected] Crookstown - John Dallon, his who is sick at home or housebound ******************* mother Kathleen and deceased and who might benefit from a visit Celebrating Athy in Song relatives (A), Brigid McCarthy (1stA) from the Pastoral Worker or would As part of Culture Night a Celebration Kathleen Lynam (M.M.), Sheila just like to receive Holy Communion? of Athy in song and story will take Moore - Mullaghmast (A), Betty If so please contact Conor - details place in Keatley (A); Marge Margaret Lawler overleaf . Athy Library on Friday 21st (A). ******************** September at 8pm, In an all-star Kilmead - Patrick Berry (Jnr) A, National Reflection Day celebration of the town, it’s singers, Nano Keegan (A) on songwriters, musicians and writers Moone - Maurice & Margaret Laudato Sí come together for this one night only Following the visit of Pope Francis, spectacular. (Peggy) Butterfield (A) the ‘Environmental Pope’, you are Weekday invited to a day of celebration, talks The MADE OF ATHY event is really Crookstown: Wed & Fri 9.30am - and reflections on caring for our not to be missed, as the famous and Donor’s Intentions common home. infamous are expected to be there. We will explore how we can take ********************* This is a free event but it is ticket practical steps to green our parishes only as places are limited. Question: There are three and local communities in the spirit of Please contact Athy Library on (045) Sacraments of Initiation, Laudato Sí. th 980555 or [email protected] to the sacraments by which we Saturday 29 September 2018, book your ticket. become members of the 10am – 4.30pm Renehan Hall, St. Patrick’s College, All tickets for the event must be Church, can you name them? Maynooth collected in the Library before ********************* Light lunch provided. Voluntary Thursday 20th September. Kilmead Youth Choir contribution of €10 welcome on the ***************** Do you like to sing or play an day. RSVP to [email protected] Organised by: Laudato Sí Working Timolin Cub Scouts instrument? Would you like to meet Group of the Council for Catechetics Make friends, have fun, learn life new people and have some fun? Then with the support of Trócaire. skills. The 1st Timolin Cub Scouts will why not join the Kilmead Youth **************** resume on Friday 21st September at Choir? Ewe Thina - 7pm, new members welcome. Please The choir sings at the 10.30am Sunday contact: Frank 087-3121407 or Colin We Walk God’s Way 087-2529169 Mass in Kilmead about twice a month, Join other young adults [20’s & 30’s] ****************** with a short practice before mass for reflective hikes around Dublin Blessing of Schoolbags begins. New members are welcome Area. Monthly event. The next hike For the Jnr & Snr infants of Kilmead from across the Narraghmore & th will be Sunday 16 September at 12 NS will take place next Friday 21st at Moone parishes. For further details noon around Glendalough. Meeting 1.15pm in the church in Kilmead - parents & grandparents welcome. Faith for Life is an adult faith The Parish Team: ***************** course designed to help you to discover more energising and Dominican Pilgrimage to Knock empowering ways to live out your Fr Liam Rigney PP - 087-2607377; Bus departs from from Athy Church faith in the reality of today’s world Email: [email protected] th Carpark at 8:30am on Sunday Oct 14 through relationships, family, home, Fr Tim Hannon CC - 059-8631698 workplaces and the events of daily (stop on-route) Cost: €22 advanced Fr Francis McCarthy CC - 087- booking is required and tickets will be life. It aims to help you to be more active, open, faithful, confident, 6978143 available from Athy Parish office from trusting and willing to work for Conor McCann - Parish Pastoral Friday September 21st change. The Faith for Life course is Worker - Narraghmore & Moone **************** experienced as a journey of four 086-7905654. Email: Shanganamore N.S. - Reunion ‘Movements’ inviting you to explore the call you received in Baptism. The [email protected] Sunday 23rd September at 1pm in process for each weekend includes Natasha Geoghegan - Parish Barrowhouse Hall. Bishop Eamonn teaching, personal and group Pastoral Worker - Athy & Walsh will celebrate mass at 2pm in reflection, prayer and liturgy. The Barrowhouse the adjoining church. course is run over four weekends: 6/7 Oct, 17/18 Nov, 12/13 Jan & 23/24 087-6730300. Email: *************** Feb. To apply, contact the Office for [email protected] Going to College in Dublin? Evangelisation & Ecumenism at Are you moving to Dublin for college? [email protected] Parish secretaries Would you like to meet other young This course has been designed and is Ber Murphy & Trish Holligan - . delivered through a partnership Mon, Tue, Wed & Fri 10am - 4pm. people in a safe and Faith filled agreement between the Archdioceses environment? Then contact: Young of Dublin and Liverpool. Upon S.s. Mary & Laurence Church, Church-Dublin completion, participants will be Crookstown, Tel: 059 8623154. [email protected] or visit awarded a Certificate of Achievement. Email: www.dublindiocese.ie/diary-of-a- [email protected] young-church For a list of events ********************** including: book club, hikes, music Mass & Church Service Times: Your Parish Bulletin nights and much more. ******************* Ballymount: Contributions for the bulletin can be sent to Conor McCann, the Parish Dates for your diary Sunday 8.30am Pastoral Worker or the Parish Kildare Play Day - September 22nd Office no later than Wednesday for 12.00 - 5pm. Crookstown: Saturday 7pm (Vigil) inclusion in the bulletin of the Free Family Day circus, crafts, face following weekend. painting, magic shows, music, animals Wednesday & Friday: 9.30am and bouncy castles, there is something Tuesday & Thursday: 9.30am - for every taste. ASD friendly, fully Liturgy of the Word with Holy Find us on Social Media to keep accessible sensory and quiet rooms. Communion. in touch with what is happening in Contact Kildare Co Council Parks Tues. 7-8pm Exposition of the Blessed the Parish, the wider community Section: 045-980538 Sacrament and beyond. ><><><><><><><><><>< Kilmead: Narraghmore Community Open Sunday 10.30am Evening. Thursday 9.30am - Liturgy of the age. of years (Hosted by Narraghmore Development Word with Holy Communion. 14 or were12 they until Eucharist Association) Prayer Meeting - Wednesday 7.30pm Holy the receiving not were We would like to invite all the children that concerned was who X community to attend our Open Moone: Pius Pope by 1910 in Confirmation, Evening on Thursday, 27th Sunday 12noon. Holy Day: 11am before Eucharist Holy placing ordered, ordered, - September at 8.30pm in Molly Tuesday & Friday 10am - Liturgy of re were They Eucharist. O’Looney’s to help progress the Holy & Confirmation Baptism, the Word with Holy Communion. are: Initiation of Sacraments project to the next phase. Did you know that the the that know you Did ********************* Answer: ***************** .
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