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Newsletter 2007 Fr. Michael Fleming P.P., V.F. 6th November 2011 (066) 9761172 November Liturgies Fr. Liam O’Brien, A.P. Remembrance Sunday LORD OF ALL HOPEFULNESS (066) 9761160 th & th Lord of all hopefulness, Lord of all joy. 13 27 November Whose trust, ever childlike, no care could destroy, Parish Mobile: On Sunday 13th and 27th we are Be there at our waking, and give us, we pray, (087) 7856695 invited to gather in St. James’ Your bliss in our hearts, Lord, at the break of the day. Church at 3.00pm. Lord of all gentleness, Lord of all calm, Parish Office Following a prayer service in Whose voice is contentment, whose presence is balm, the church we will walk as a Be there at our sleeping, and give us, we pray Monday - Friday parish community to Dromavalla Cemetery on Your peace in our hearts, Lord, at the end of the day. 9.30am - 1.00pm the 13th and to Ardmoniel Cemetery on the ( (066) 9761172 27th to pray quietly there and remember our Fax: (066) 9761840 beloved dead. AG CRÍOST AN SÍOL Email: You are invited to place the names of your Ag Críost an síol, ag Críost an fómhar, [email protected] deceased loved ones in the special basket on I n-iothalainn Dé go dtugtar sinn. Diocesan Website the altar rails on the Remembrance Sundays. Ag Críost an mhuir, ag Críost an t-iasc, I liontaibh Dé go gcastar sinn. www.dioceseofkerry.ie Mass & Evening Prayer for the Dead Ó fhás go haois, is ó aois go bás, Killorglin: Tuesday at 6.30pm Do dhá láimh, a Chríost, anall tharainn, Cromane: Friday at 7.30pm Ó bhás go críoch, ní críoch ach athfhás, I bParrthas na nGrást go rabhaimid. Indulgences Indulgences for the Holy Souls can be gained from 1 - 8 November. See the Noticeboard THE CLOUD S VEIL for the conditions attached. ’ Even though the rain hides the stars, November Envelopes even though the mist swirls the hills, Envelopes and name sheets for the faithful even when the dark clouds veil the sky, departed are available in the church porch. God is by my side. Even when the sun shall fall in sleep, even when at dawn the sky shall weep, Baptisms even in the night when storms shall rise, Baptism will take place at 1.00pm on God is by my side: You are by my side. 27 November; 18 December Bright the stars at night that mirror heaven’s way to you. Pre-baptism meetings for all parents are Bright the stars in light where dwell the saints in love and required. Baptisms to be arranged with the truth. Parish Office. Deep the feast of life where saints shall gather in deep peace. Offertory Collection Deep in heaven’s light where sorrows pass beyond Killorglin: €1,763 Cromane: €405 death’s sleep. Blest are they who sing the fellowship of saints in light. Padre Pio Prayer Meeting Blest is Heaven’s King. Monday 7th November after 6.30pm Mass All saints adore the Lord, Most High. St. James’ Church, Killorglin Annual November Mass MASSES : The annual Mass for relations of those who Vigil: 7.30pm O LORD HEAR MY PRAYER died in Kerry General Hospital during the year Sunday: 9.00am, 12.00 O Lord hear my prayer, will be held in the hospital Chapel, ‘Christ the Holydays: 10.30am, 6.30pm O Lord hear my prayer, Healer’, on Monday 7th November at 7.30 pm. When I call answer me. Weekdays: O Lord hear my prayer, Monday,Thursday: 10.30am, 6.30pm Youth Ministry Studies Programme O Lord hear my prayer, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 10.30am Come and listen to me. Are you prepared to get involved with the CONFESSIONS personal, social and spiritual development of Before Saturday Vigil Mass; after young people in your parish? Enrol now in 10.30am Mass on eve of First Friday; the Youth Ministry Studies training THE LORD’S MY SHEPHERD 7.00pm on First Thursday. programme to develop the skills needed. The Lord’s my shepherd, I’ll not want, He makes me down to lie EXPOSITION OF THE BLESSED Further information: www.dioceseofkerry.ie or Bernie McCaffrey (087) 6484367. In pastures green, he leadeth me SACRAMENT ON FRIDAY The quiet waters by. 3.00 - 6.30pm The Word of the Lord / My soul he doth restore again, Star of the Sea Church The Gospel of the Lord And me to walk doth make Cromane At the end of the First and Second Reading the Within the paths of righteousness, E’en for his own name’s sake. MASSES: reader acclaims: “The Word of the Lord” – a direct translation of the Latin Verbum Domini. Goodness and mercy all my life, Sunday: 10.30am Shall surely follow me; Holydays: 7.30pm Likewise in the Gospel we see the omission of the words “This is…” making what is And in God’s house for evermore, First Friday: 7.30pm My dwelling-place shall be. proclaimed a very simple acknowledgement of CONFESSIONS what we have just encountered in the readings Sunday: Before 10.30am Mass and the Gospel – God’s living word to us. The National Centre for Liturgy Remember our Dead Died Recently: Kitty Burke nee Murphy, Glenbeigh Anniversaries: Catherine O’Connor, ‘Melrose’, West Laharn Mary Roche, Dooks Patrick & Margaret Joy, Steelroe Denis & Francis Coffey, Coolbane James O’Sullivan, Sunhill & Knocknaboola Mass Intentions for the coming week in St. James’ Church, Killorglin Monday, 7th November 10.30am Susan O’Connor, 14 Mountain View 6.30pm Karen Quigley nee Foley, Anglont Tuesday, 8th November 10.30am John & Hannah Griffin, Gurrane West Wednesday, 9th November 10.30am Timothy & Deborah Sweeney, Ballycleave Thursday, 10th November 10.30am Mick Keane, Annadale Road; Benny & Peggy Malone, Dingle 6.30pm John J, John & Elsie O’Connor, Dooks Strand Friday, 11th November 10.30am Jeremiah ‘Joe’ O’Sullivan & Hannah O’Sullivan, Glencuttane Lower Saturday, 12th November 7.30pm Michael & Bridie O’Sullivan, Tinnahalla; Michael O’Sullivan, Tinnahalla & London; Mary Doyle, Laune View Sunday, 13th November 9.00am Michael O’Sullivan, Sunhill 12.00 Catherine & Patrick O’Connor, ‘Melrose’, West Laharn Mass Intentions for the coming week in the Star of the Sea Church, Cromane Sunday, 13th November 10.30am Mary & Tim O’Shea, Cromane & Sneem St. Joseph’s Sale of Work Killorglin Pastoral Area th Sunday 20 November at 2.00pm Priest on Duty this Sunday ®Home Baking ®Preserves ®Attractive Stalls ®Raffles Fr. Jerry Keane, Glenbeigh (066) 9768209 Refreshments will be served. Weekday Rota Please support this great day. All proceeds will go to St. In emergency always ring your own Priest first. Joseph’s Home. If he is unavailable, please ring the following: Monday: Fr. Pat O’Donnell, (066) 9767312, (086) 8351732 Remembrance Mass Tuesday: Fr. Gerry Keane, (066) 9768209, (087) 9974971 The November Remembrance Mass for deceased family Wednesday: Fr. Liam O’Brien, (066) 9761160, (087) 7856695 members and friends of pupils and staff (past and present) will Thursday: Fr. Michael Fleming, (066) 9761172, (087) 7856695 be held in the Intermediate School on Wednesday 9th Friday: Fr. Luke Roche, (066) 9767322, (087) 2255509 November at 7.30pm. All are welcome. Ardfert Retreat Centre Welcome Healing Day for the Bereaved We welcome into the Christian community of Killorglin Saturday 12th November 10.00am - 4.30pm Parish the following babies who were baptised recently: Booking : (066) 7134276 or [email protected] Anna Mary Kingston, Langford Downs; David Edward O’Hanlon, Aberdeen; Leanne Margaret Doona, Coose Lake; Iasc Óg Preschool Cromane Annual Table Quiz Fiadh Grace Moriarty, Cloverhill; Emily Rose Burke, in The Red Fox on Friday 18th November at 8.30pm Laharn; Sinead Nora Heffernan, Ballycleave; Jade Isabella Tables of 4 - €40 Donovan, Tulligbeg; Micheál Healy, Baile an Tooreen; Amy Katlyn Mangan, Knocknaboola; Fíadhna Bridget Healy Cronin, Sunhill; Seán Dominic Kearney, Knocklyne Valley; Trad for Trócaire Concert in the Malton Hotel, Killarney Leah Siobhán Sheehan, Tulligbeg; Daniel John Dwyer, th Baile an Tooreen; Ellie Hannah O’Sullivan, Dromin; on Saturday 19 November at 8.00pm Alexander Michael O’Riordan, Ardmoniel Heights; Róisín It will feature the cream of traditional musicians, singers and Máire Murphy, Baile an Tooreen; Lauren O’Sullivan, dancers from Kerry and beyond. Kilderry; Róisín Kerri Carey-Joy, Dooks Mountain; Rebecca Tickets, €15, at the door. Pearl O’Shea, Caragh Lake; Aisling Breda Carroll, Pier More information: (064) 6633752 /(086)1579381. Cove; Kayden Lawrence Hogan, Gurrane West; Ava Hannah Galvin Foley, Laune View; Lily Hunter, Cromane Lower; Kerry Pioneer Social th Patrick Luke Griffin, Ballycleave; Noah Michael Russell, in the Heights Hotel, Killarney, on Friday 11 November Cathair Lakes; Fionn Patrick Teahan, Lonhart; Grace Andrea Keary, Cromane; Annie Julia Kearins, Country Markets Keelcoulaght Friday in the CYMS from 11.00am - 1.00pm Choir Practice Bingo in the CYMS: Sunday nights at 8.30pm There will be Choir Practice for those who sing at Funeral Masses in St. James’ Church, on Monday 7th November at Choral Concert in St. Michael’s 11.15am in the Church. Friday 11th November at 8.00pm with Kerry Chamber Choir & Orchestra & Guest Soloists New Pilates for Beginners Classes Tickets, €10, at the door in Killorglin Sports & Leisure Centre Proceeds to Kilcolman Union of Parishes Every Wednesday from 16th November at 10.30 am .
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