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Newsletter Template for Website.Pub 29 April 18 ParishParish of Crosserlough of Crosserlough - Newsletter St. Mary’s Church, Crosserlough Cemetery Sunday in Crosserlough 29th April 2018 - 5th Sunday of Easter 23rd26th August July 2009 2009 17th 21st Sunday Sunday in in Ordinary Ordinary Time Time Please pray for the Deceased: Fr.Fr. Micheál Micheál QuinnJ. Quinn 049 049 4336122 4336122 mobile Mobile 0868510464086 8510464 Fr. Fr. Micheál Paddy Brady Fr.Quinn Darragh 049 Connolly 43361224336120 086 mobile 3224346 08605801000868510464 Sunday 29th 10.00 am Patrick and Mary Cooke, Killanure Fr. Paddy Monsignor Monsignor Brady P.J. 049P.J. McManus 4336120McManus PE mobileVG 049 (Retired)4336118 0860580100 Friday 4th 8.00 pm Decd. of Harten Family, The Green Monsignor E-mails: [email protected] P.J. McManus [email protected] VG (Retired) 8.00 pm Tom, Gary, Frank and Annie Dowd, Latnadrona, and decd. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Sunday 6th 10.00 am Patrick Smith, Keenagh Bríd McEvoy, Parish Secretary, Tuesday and Thursday 2.30 - 5.30 pm 049 4336122 / 086155390 Feasts Feasts of the of Weekthe week:: Monday Wednesday - St. Bartholomew; - St. Martha Thursday - St. St. Patrick’s Church, Kilnaleck Monica; Friday - St. Augustine; Friday - Saturday St. Ignatius - The Beheading of Loyola of St. Feasts of the week: Thursday - SS Philip and James, Apostles John the Baptist. Saturday - St. Alphonsus Ligouri Please pray for the Deceased: St. Mary’s Church Crosserlough St. Mary’s Church Crosserlough St. Mary’sMasses onChurch FM 108 Crosserlough Sunday 29th 11.15 am Tom and Margaret O’Sullivan, Church Rd. Sunday 10.00 am Sunday 10.00 am Sunday 6th 11.15 am Dan O’Reilly, Main St. Monday Sunday Monday , Tues., Wed., Thurs. 10.00 10.00 9.30am am am Friday Monday, Friday Friday 8.00 8.00 8.00pm pm pm Bread of Life Ministers of Holy Communion: 29 April Michael and Damien Adoration Tuesday, Saturday - Wed., Thursday(Nuptial Thursday Mass) 6 - 9 9.30 pm1.00 am pm 6 May Sean and Pat Adoration in Kilnaleck: We have had to cancel Adoration for a few weeks in the hope Eucharistic Eucharistic Adoration Adoration Thursday Thursday 7 - 10 5 -pm 11 pm St. Patrick’s Church Kilnaleck of getting some more volunteers to watch with the Lord for an hour, or even half and Masses on FM 108 hour. Please…. St. Patrick’s Church Kilnaleck Sunday 11.15 am St. Joseph’s Church, Drumkilly ThursdaySunday 10.00 11.15 am am Sunday 11.15 am Monday, Wed., Friday 7.00 pm MassMonday, in Monsignor’s Wednesday, House Friday this week 7.00 pm Please pray for the Deceased: Monday,Tuesday, Tues., Thursday Wed., Friday 11.00 11.00 am am No Eucharistic Adoration for Adoration the next fewThursday weeks 2 - 6 pm I am the true Saturday 28th 8.00 pm Deceased of the Balfe and Tilbury families, England St. Joseph’s Church Drumkilly Vine and my 8.00 pm Peter, James and Margaret Galligan, Drumlara St. St.Joseph’s Joseph’s Church Church Drumkilly Drumkilly Father is the Saturday 5th 8.00 pm Pat and Rose Cronin, Carrickabawn 8.00 pm Mollie Cahill, Drumlara, and Paddy Maguire, Porton Saturday - Vigil Mass 8.00 pm vinedresser….. SaturdayMon.,Saturday Tues., - Vigil Wed., Mass Thursday 8.00 9.308.00 pm ampm Tuesday 10.00 am Eucharistic Ministers: Saturday 28th B. McEvoy, C. Peelo Mon., Tues., Wed., Thursday 9.30 am Friday 8.30 am Saturday 5th R. Galligan, D. Gaffney Friday 8.00 pm AdorationEucharistic - Tuesday Adoration Tuesday 6 - 8 pm 6 –9 pm Drumkilly Hall: Opening next Saturday night after Mass. Everyone welcome. Congratulations: Mgr. McManus celebrated his 96th Eucharistic Adoration: Instead of stopping Eucharistic Birthday last Wednesday. But don’t worry …. we ate the Sick and Homebound: Fr. Micheál looks forward to visiting the homebound of our AdorationBirthday as we cakes have in traditionally order to keep done him healthy!!during August we parish during the coming week. propose We to askcontinue God’s withblessing reduced on Monsignor hours, 7 as - 10he movespm, in into one his Tuesday - Drumkilly; Thursday - Crosserlough and Kilnaleck church 97th- St. year,Mary’s. we Wethank invite God adorersthat he is from healthy Drumkilly and living and Kilnaleckamong to come us, and and again adore we in say Crosserlough. ‘go maire sé an gcéad’. Stand up for Life: Rally in Merrion Square next Saturday at 2.00 pm. There won’t be any second chance to save the 8th Amendment. ChurchChurch Notices Notices Crosserlough GFC: Clothes Recycling collection on 25th and 26th May. Please use We congratulate the 29 children from our parish who made their the next few weeks to declutter your wardrobe after the long cold wet winter, and let the RecollectionWe ask all andeligibleConfirmation Prayer PAYE - Kilnacrott parishioner in St. Mary’sAbbey: to please Church Sunday return on9th Saturday March the tax 3 form -- 6 pm. with All sun shine into your life. All unwanted clothes, shoes, bed linen etc. can be recycled and used as a fundraiser for our club. (full details will follow). Eucharisticyour name Adorers andCrosserlough: PPS and number Ministers filled Dylanof the in, EucharistBoylan, and the Cillianarestandard invited Casey, or to higher attend. Caolán rate of tax Confirmationticked. For those -Collins, Enrolment: who didBen not Colwell, receive Michael one, forms Donohoe, may be Blaithín had from Flood, Bríd McEvoy, MartinaMolly Cusack, Haughton, or any Thristan of the priests.Lyons Cassidy,Either the Jane husband McDaniel, or wife Inspirational Prayer through Song: Come join Castlerahan Children’s Choir and Virginia Gospel Choir in Castlerahan Church on Thursday 3rd May at 8pm for A- Service whichever of Enrolment isCaoimhe the PAYE for McEnerney, worker candidates - should Mykayla for fill theMcGovern, form. We Lauren need to approximately one hour to share with them inspirational songs which are full of love, Confirmationcalculate the from totalsQuirke. Kilnaleck and submit Drumkilly: NS our will claim take Matthew toplace the Costello, Revenue IsabelCommissioners Farrell, as hope and support. Donations on the night to CAMHS (Child and Adolescent Mental duringsoon asMass possible. in KilnaleckEvan Leddy, next Ailicia Sunday Leonard, 9th March. Ryan McKenzie, Áine Health Service) We ask all parentsReilly, and Markfamilies Reilly, of the Jane candidates Smith, Conorto please Smith. be present.Kilnaleck: Church Contributions:Harry Boylan, Contributions Rebecca Gilroy, for 2008 Carla received Harten, after Jimmy this weekend will beJoyce, credited Córa in Reilly 2009 Smith, Kieran Smith, Colm Starrs, Mental Health Ireland Workshop - Minding Your Mental Health: Réaltóg Centre, th Kilnaleck, on Thursday 10th May 9.30 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. Refreshments Provided "He Is Lord" Concert:Jamie Tobin. March 13 at 8.00 pm in St Anne's Church, Booking is essential, so please call us on 049 4336070. The Workshop covers 4 Topics: Bailieborough . A multi-denominational celebration of Easter through 1. Understanding Mental Health and Wellbeing musicMoll: presented We can bynow Jennifer relax again McCabe, and enjoywith proceedsthe cream to because Cavan CancerMoll has 2. Stress and Thinking Patterns Homecarepacked up c/o her Jimmy ‘diet planO'Donnell, for fat priests’and featuring and gone members off to tortureof St Anne's some 3. Mental Health Difficulties - Recovery and Support Church other poorChoir, parish. Bailieborough We thank andthe producer,guests. Tickets cast, and€15 assistants available who from gave 4. Minding Your Mental Health Strategies Supervalu,us such an Bailieborough; enjoyable production, Pat Clarke and Ballyjamesduff; we are very grateful and PFL to them Stores, for Termon; giving theor callproceeds 086 3070999. to St. Mary’s Church Restoration Fund. Míle Want to Reduce your Bin Charges: A recycling workshop will be held in Buiochas. Crosserlough Old School on Tuesday 1st May from 8 - 9 pm. This workshop is free to Lough Derg 2018: Season opens for One Day Retreats on Saturday everyone and is presented by ‘Voice Ireland’. 5th May. Retreats continue on May 6, 7, 8, 12, 13, 15, 20, 22, 26, 27 & 28. Advance booking is essential. Tel +353“Happy (0) Mother's71 9861518 Day” or means more [email protected] Than have a happy day. World Meeting of Families and the visit of Pope Francis: At the Why not take some time and spaceWithin for yourself those wordson Lough lie lots Derg of thisthings May? moment the tickets for the Festival of Families in Croke Park and (Three Day Pilgrimage Season beginsWe onnever Friday get to1st say. June.) the Closing Mass in Phoenix Park are not available on general release, as consultations regarding capacity, transport, security, It means I love you first of all, Lourdes Pilgimage:Then thanks The Kilmore for all youAnnual do. Lourdes safety have to be completed. When these tickets become available they will be free. Pilgrimage departsIt means on 27th you May mean and a returnslot to me, on 1st June. For informationAnd that please I honour contact you. Cavan Travel Drumkilly Hall - planning ahead: The Hall will be 0494361222 orBut Virginia most of Travel all, I on guess 0498548544. it means For officially reopened by RTE Midlands Correspondent Ciaran Sick or AssistedThat Pilgrims I am thinking contact Fr. of Kevin Fay – 049 4331404 or 087 8579968. Mullooly, next Saturday night 5th May, after evening Mass. Your happiness on Mother’s day, Following on the decision made at Mgr. McManus’ Platinum Jubilee to There will be entertainment, refreshments, ceol agus craic on With pleasure and with love. the night, and admission will be free. establish a ‘Mgr. McManus Lourdes Bursary for Assisted Pilgrims’, our Parish Pastoral Council has paid to the Lourdes Pilgrim Trust the fare for one assisted Pilgrim in 2018 - the fare to be allocated at the discretion of In preparation for the opening there will be a meeting in the Hall on WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT 8.30 PM.
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