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St Patrick’s Church Killawalla Newsletter 6th December – 13th December 2020 Fr. Michael Farragher P.P. 094-9360205 - Ballintubber Office 094-9030934. Recent Deaths: Please remember in your prayers Advent Prayer Sunday 6th December 10am Thomas Ludden & DFM. Gortbawn. Lord Jesus, Eugene Mangan, Illinois, brother in Master of both the light and the Kevin, John & Rose Kerrigan & DFM. law of Eileen Duffy, Derreendafderg. darkness, send your Holy Spirit upon our preparation for Michael John, Bridget & Mary McGarry, North Hamshire, sister Christmas. John Basquell, Killawullaun. of John & Martin McGing, Kinuary. We who have so much to do seek quiet spaces to hear your Una O’Malley, Gortbawn. voice each day. Thursday 10th December 7pm Sr Kathleen Egan (Mass card). We who are anxious over many Nora Harkin, London aunt of things look forward to your coming among us. Peg O’Malley, Newport (Mass card). Sean & Martin Gibbons, We who are blessed in so many Killawalla and Mary Munroe, Dereerin. ways long for the complete joy Sr Ann Marie Bourke, Aughadrina.(Mass card). of your Kingdom. Martin Larikn, Derrew. We whose hearts are heavy seek the joy of your presence. Sunday 13th December 10am Patrick & Margaret Treacy and May they rest in Peace. We are your people, walking in DM of Tracey & Heanue families. darkness yet seeking the light. All booking and re arranging of To you we say “Come, Lord Je- Thomas Kane, Australia & Kinuary. sus”. Amen. Masses should be done by phone where Tommy O’Brien, Islandeady. (Mass card). possible. Call: 094 9360205 at anytime. Readings: 3rd Sunday Recent Baptism: The Christian Christmas Mass Schedule Advent Year B Community welcomes its newest Is 6-1-11 member Maura Margret Scott, who Christmas Eve Ps 1 was baptised in St Patrick’s Church, 10am Killawalla 1 Thess. 5:16-24 Killawalla on Saturday 10th October. 11am Ballintubber Jn 1: 6- 28 12pm Carnacon Recent Wedding: Warmest congratulations are extended Sunday 4th Oct : € 414 Candelabra 6pm Killawalla Thomas McGing & Caroline Nolan 7.30pm Carnacon €58 (Thank you for your continued who were married in St Michael’s Tax Rebate 2018 Scheme Revenue have support for the upkeep of the Church rebated St Patrick’s Church, Killawalla 9pm Ballintubber Church, Crimlin on Friday 6th and the Presbytery. ) November. with €6,008 (Thank you to all who have signed up to the scheme). Christmas Day Autumn Collection for the Priest of the 10am Killawalla Parish € 540 (Thank you for your continued support for the Parish 11am Ballintubber Clergy) 12pm Carnacon .

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