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Mission Statement Parish of Kilmovee Church of the St. Celsus’ Church, Immaculate Kilkelly “A family of families” Conception, Kilmovee St. Patrick’s Church, St. Joseph’s Church Glann Urlaur MISSION STATEMENT he Parish of Kilmovee is a Christian Community, committed to making everyone welcome through meeting in liturgy, prayer and friendship as we bear witness to the love and Tcompassion of Jesus Christ. Fáilte roimh gach éinne. 29th September 2019 26th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME We may not have been around in Lazurus’ day but sadly, there are all too many opportunities for us still to reach out to the vulnerable. Noticing and trying to respond remain central and are at the heart of the Christian message. Ignoring does not make the problem go away. kilmoveeparish.org @kilmoveeparish SHAMROCKS’ LOTTO Family Resource Centre as the Numbers drawn on Saturday evenings are getting darker. If you September 21st were 6,8,15,31. would like any further information There was no winner. please contact Laura on 094 937 0653/094 964 9814. GALILEE CENTRE The following regular events take DANCING TIME place at the Galilee Spirituality It’s that time of year again! The Centre, (near Boyle). Mindfulness Annual Dance Competition for the Meditation: Monday 7.00-7.45pm. Tony and Bernie Towey Perpetual Reflection on the Sunday readings: Cup will take place in The Brusna PLEASE PRAY FOR Thursdays 7.30pm-9.30pm. Taizé Inn on Friday 4th October 2019, We remember in prayer: all whose Prayer: last Friday of the month, commencing at 9:30pm, so get your anniversaries occur around this time. 9.00pm-10.00pm. Personal and dancing shoes ready and put this date May they rest in peace. group retreats, days of reflection and in your diary! The Quick Step, the spiritual direction by arrangement. Old Time Waltz and the Jive will be STRESS CONTROL For details of all events please visit the order of the night for The HSE Mayo Primary Care galilee.ie couples willing to participate. The Psychology Service is running a competition this year will see ‘Stress Control’ course over six ICA MEETING trophies presented to 1st, 2nd and consecutive Tuesdays commencing The monthly meeting of Kilkelly 3rd prize winners in each category of Tuesday 1st October at 7.00pm in ICA will be held on Tuesday 1st at dance with one overall winner being Ballyhaunis Community School. 8pm in Family Resource Centre, presented the Tony & Bernie Towey This course is being delivered by Kilkelly. All are welcome. Perpetual Cup. It is anticipated that Clinical Psychologists Dr William a large crowd will once again attend Mowlds and Dr Jeananne Garavan. GROW and indeed take part in what As this is a class and not therapy, no promises to be a memorable night so one will be asked to discuss their Are you finding it difficult to cope with life's problems? Perhaps come along and enjoy a great night personal experience. Over 6 weekly of music and dancing to the sound classes you will learn ways to GROW can help you. GROW is a free confidential support group, of John Hogan and his band. manage your stress better. It is free Admission is €10 which includes of charge to the public. Email promoting positive mental health using a 12-step program. Meetings tickets for raffle on the night and [email protected] 094-9049143 refreshments. for further details. run weekly in 4 locations across Co Mayo and on Thursdays at 8pm in the Pastoral Centre Charlestown. HEARTHEALTH WEST For further information on GROW or This is an exercise programme meetings close to you, contact Emily designed to provide fitness solutions at 0864183543, www.grow.i.e or the for people with and recovering from GROW information line 1890 474 various health conditions. Also, 474 SHAMROCKS LGFA ideal if you want to improve your Hard luck to the Kilmovee Ladies general level of fitness and on a very narrow defeat in last wellbeing. Programme is coming WALKING AND TALKING Sunday’s County Final. Well done soon to Kilmovee Community The “walking & talking” group to Áine Moffatt on her Player of Centre – pre booking essential and continues every Monday evening in The Match award and also to Sinéad doctor’s approval. Call Alan on Kilkelly. Members are now meeting Cafferkey on receiving her All Star 087-6670586 to book your place. at the earlier time of 7.15pm at the nomination. s mentioned last week, our parish will celebrate Mass on RTE TV, Radio and Internet on Sunday November 3rd at 11am. Mass will be broadcast from RTE Studios in Donnybrook. A The studio accommodates 56 people, including choir and five or six musicians. Kilkelly Choir will co-ordinate the hymns for the Mass. There should be room in the choir for some additional members for this Parish Mass, so if you would like to be involved (again, places are limited) please let us know. Ministers of The Word, some people for the Offertory Procession and for Prayers of the Faithful will also be needed and we may select these from the other church areas of the parish. RTE says Altar Servers are not required. Ideally we would like to have people from our four church areas involved and in attendance so, in the coming week, we will look at the best way to arrange this. If you would like to be in the congregation (again, limited space), maybe the fairest option is to have a box in each church where, those interested could place their names, and we will select an agreed number from each church. We will arrange a bus to transport us on the day. More details next week. PARISH MINISTRIES WALK FOOTBALL parties etc, with bouncy castle Join us for Walking Soccer on included. Call 094 9257684 Tuesday October 1st on Kilmovee URLAUR Saturday 6.30pm Astro Turf Pitch. Walking Soccer TRAD WEEKEND SS Reader Breege Grennan suits all ages and fitness levels. Open The Martin Donoghue Traditional to Men and Women wanting to Weekend takes place in Ballindine E. Minister: Lorraine Collins exercise in a fun way! from October 4th-6th. For further Offertory: Keegan Family details please visit ballindinec- ce.wixsite.com/martindonoghuefest Servers: Team 1 CHARLESTOWN MARKET On the 26th October from or contact [email protected] GLANN Saturday 8.00pm 9.00am-3.00pm a new indoor Phone: 086 8804917 SS Reader: Julie Horan country market will open in the CBD complex, Charlestown. The market HOLY LAND PILGRIMAGE E. Minister: Sadie Dunleavy will have a large variety of Special Galway/ Mayo Group Offertory: Duffy Family homemade, home baked, handcrafted Christmas Pilgrimage to the Holy Servers: Team 1 or locally produced crafts and foods. Land. Eight nights, taking in Included are: jams, honey breads, Bethlehem, Jerusalem Mount Tabor, KILMOVEE Sunday 10.00am pastries, gourmet foods, woodwork, Cana, Nazareth, Jericho, River SS Reader Michelle Jordan knitted, crochet garments, toys and Jordan, Dead Sea and Sea of decorative items, jewellery and Galilee. Contact James Treacy E Minister Anne Marie Rooney much, much more. There will be a 0860572216 Offertory Duffy/Regan Family pop up cafe, managed by Isabelles Delights, who specialises in Maltese MEN’S CONFERENCE Servers Team 4 gourmet healthy foods. Remember “Into the Breach” a Catholic Men's KILKELLY Sunday 11.30am the date, spread the word! Contact Conference takes place on November Suzanne for further details on 2nd in the Emmaus Retreat and SS Reader Anne Glavey 0874406828 Conference Centre, Swords, Dublin. E Minister T Coakley/M Cafferkey This conference is a call for men of FIRST SATURDAY faith to gather and encourage one Offertory Maye Family First Saturday Devotions are being another in holiness for the good of hosted in Knock Old Parish Church their families, friends, and country. Servers Team 1 next Saturday 5th October. Starts at For more information, contact Tim 11.00am with Rosary, meditations, Nichols, Tine Network, Email FAMILY FAIR DAY and concludes with Mass at 12.00 [email protected] Come along to a fun, family friendly noon, Confessions and Enrolment of fair from 10am to 4.30pm on the free brown scapulars. Everyone ALTAR SERVERS Saturday, 5 October, at the National is invited to attend to benefit from Rotas will be ready for Altar Servers Museum of Ireland – Country Life, Our Lady's heavenly promises. in the coming days. Many thanks to Turlough Park, Castlebar. ‘The the boys and girls (some now in Future is Rural’ will explore COLEMAN CENTRE Secondary School) who continued to sustainable rural futures with The Comhaltas Concert Tour of serve until the end of this month. interactive workshops on topics such Ireland starring Ireland’s leading We are lucky to have so many good as seed saving, zero waste and Traditional Musicians, Singers and and committed Altar Servers. growing in small spaces. There will Dancers will visit the Coleman Thanks also to parents and families also be film screenings throughout Music Centre, Gurteen on October for encouraging this involvement. the day followed by discussions on 8th at 8.30 pm. how to eat better for people, place and planet. Admission free. No FIRST FRIDAY booking required. FR JAMES AND FRIENDS As I have a wedding on Friday, I Fr James McDonagh, with family hope to make the monthly visitation and Friends will perform yet calls on Thursday this week. There another outstanding traditional music will be Anointing of The Sick during concert on Sunday, October 6th at the 9.30am Mass in Kilkelly on 8.00pm in The Coleman Music Friday and the Padre Pio prayers will Centre. Contact 071 9182599 or be offered after Mass.
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