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Kilkee Parish Newsletter Alcoholics Anonymous: Society of Contact no’s : AA: Brigid G @ 087-7618819 St Vincent de Paul Kilkee Parish Website Kilkee Parish Newsletter Website:: www.kilkeeparish.com Al-Anon: 065-9080228 & Our confidential phone no Email: [email protected] Sunday 26th September 2021 is 086-2289868 www.kilkeeparish.com Parish Office: 065-9056580 and we are available to help 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time—Year B Making your Will? in any way we can. You can access the webcam for our Masses from Please remember Kilkee church at the website. Kilkee Parish among the Clarecare benefactors in your will. Providing a range of support There is also a facility on the website for you to make a Cois Fharraige Pastoral Area Clergy (Kilballyowen, Carrigaholt, Kilkee & Doonbeg Parishes): Donations made in this manner will greatly assist the services for people in the donation online to the parish. parish with its ongoing work. county. Our newsletter and updates will be published on the website. Fr. Gerry Kenny Co-P.P., Kilkee: 065-9056580 ; Fr. Michael Casey, Co-P.P., Cross: 065-9058008 Contact: 065 6828178 Drug Abuse Other Clergy: Fr. P. Larkin, Kilrush: 065-9062729 Fr. M. Sheedy Kilrush: 065-9051093 Newsletter Notices to : Kilkee Parish Facebook Page Information for parents on Short video reflections are available on this page. Kilkee Parish Mass Times the issues involved. [email protected] Phone lo-call 1850 700 850 Deadline: Thursday - 12 noon Friday 24th Public Mass Kilkee Increased Capacity & (Monday- Friday 2-5pm) September 7.30p.m. Live-Stream on Parish MASS Schedule - Kilkee Parish CCÉ music lessons on flute and whistle webcam Will resume for a new term in Teach Cheoil Kilrush this Parish Donations September. All levels catered for. Comhaltas SCT exams are Sunday Public Mass Increased Capacity & Thank you to all who continue to available also. For further information, contact Kieran at 26th Sept Kilkee 9.00 a.m. Live-Stream on Parish support our parish with your continued donations . webcam 0872663576. ======================= LISDEEN Church : Wednesday evening - 7.30 p.m. Sunday Public Mass Increased Capacity & KILKEE Church : Friday evening 7.30 p.m. • Collection Points for you to place your donation are Free Smartphone classes: 26th Sept Kilkee 11.00 a.m. Live-Stream on Parish available at the entrances/exits of our Churches. Contact one of Clare Library’s participating Branches to avail webcam Sunday morning 26th September : 9.00 a.m. & 11.00 a.m. Note : There will be a change to the Mass times and schedule from • We are grateful to those of you who continue to support the of free smartphone classes and become more familiar with Wednesday Public Mass Increased Capacity next weekend- 3rd October. See notice below. Special Fund for the recent repairs to Kilkee Church Roof. installing apps, using Zoom and sending emails. Classes are 29th Sept Lisdeen 7.30 p.m. starting from the 27th September. Contact one of these • There is also a special DONATE button on the Parish website if branches to book your place: you would like to make a secure contribution in this way to Friday 1st Public Mass Kilkee Increased Capacity & Celebration of SACRAMENTS support the parish. Devalera Library, Ennis. 065 6846353, or 065 6891317 October Kilkee 7.30 p.m. Live-Stream on Parish Congratulations to the children of Scoil Réalt na Mara, Kilkee May God continue to protect you. Fr. Gerry. Ennistymon Library. 065 7071245 webcam who received First Holy Communion last weekend. Kilkee Library, 065 9056034 Mass Schedule for the coming week Scariff Library, 061 922893 Sunday 3rd Public Mass Increased Capacity & Shannon Library 061 364266 October Kilkee 11.00 a.m. Live-Stream on Parish Faith and Doubt… You are welcome to join us on our parish webcam for the Friday webcam & Sunday Masses at www.kilkeeparish.com Gracious God, we come to you not as 100 Doonbeg Men’s Shed Starting back Tuesday, 28th September at 10am, at Baltard Wednesday Evening: 7.30 p.m. Lisdeen Church percent believers without a shadow of doubt, National School. Recently Deceased Friday Evening : 7.30 p.m. Kilkee Church Bernie Russell nee Ryan, Smith’s Gardens, Kilkee but as honest seekers after truth, trusting Sunday Morning 26th September: 9.00 a.m. Kilkee Phyllis Galvin, Thurles, that we are following the scent of eternity. 11.00 a.m. Kilkee Church Rooms To Rent (wife of the late Micko Galvin, formerly of Moyasta) We don’t ask for the certainty that traps us in Note: from Sunday 3rd October there will be no 9 a.m Mass. Kilkee Community Center have rooms available to rent. Evening Masses in both Lisdeen and Kilkee churches will be at 7.00 p.m For further information please contact 0852868703. a padlocked box., but rather for the mix of form Wednesday 6th October. MASS INTENTIONS requested The following Masses will be celebrated in Doonbeg parish this faith and doubt that enables us to keep coming week Experienced Carer Available Friday 24th September KILKEE Church 7.30 p.m. Tuesday: 8.00 p.m.—Bealaha Church To suit you and your loved ones needs. (Privately) Edward Rogan, Canada, (1st Anniversary) discovering more about you. May we never Thursday: 8.00 p.m.– Doonbeg Church For more information contact 0892466008 Anne Hanrahan (Nee Feeney) fear questions, for questions test the truth Saturday : 8.00 p.m.– Doonbeg Church Brendan Hanrahan Michael O’Gorman, O’Connell St. Kilkee and give us a more secure place to stand. Masses from Doonbeg Church on Thursday and Saturday will be live-streamed at www.doonbegparish.com: Funscoil preschool Carrigaholt Christy & Michael Hedderman Evening Masses in Doonbeg parish from Tuesday 5th October Are accepting applications for Non Ecce children 2.5 years to Sunday 26th September KILKEE Church 9.00 a.m. We offer ourselves to you, not as perfect Christians but as will be at 7.00 p.m. 3 years of age ( children who are too young for the ECCE Special Intention Christians in draft form, open to your encouragement and scheme yet). Contact Marian on 0879050761 Sunday 26th September KILKEE Church 11.00 a.m. grace. Kilkee Playground & Tess & Stephen Clohessy Astroturf Supporters Club WW (formally Weight Watchers) Pat Hanrahan In association with Kilkee Parish Is returning to your local area starting on Thursday 30th Tommy Carey, Moyasta Monthly Subscription : €10 September 2021 in John Collins Jnr, Dublin Live in us, work in us, love through us, as we stumble Josephine Bartoli hopefully through this week, seeking to follow your Son, Special reduced rates for Yearly & Half - Kilrush Community Centre Murty, Mary & Senan Costelloe Yearly Subscriptions. Thursday 5.30pm-6.30pm Richie O’Connell Jesus Christ our Lord. Avail of our Half Yearly subscription €50. Looking forward to seeing you there. Wednesday 29th September Lisdeen Church 7.30 p.m. Lord , we believe; help our unbelief. Further details from Kilkee Parish Office or Committee For further information please contact 0876348299 Special Intention Members of Kilkee Playground & Astroturf . Dance Extravaganza on Kilkee Beach Friday 1st October KILKEE Church 7.30 p.m. Mass Intentions can be booked at Kilkee Parish Office by phone at West Clare Cancer Centre Sunday 26th September 3pm Performance starts on the sea Special Intention 065 9056580 or by email at [email protected] Patients wishing to avail of the services can wall defence platform stage in front of The Strand, goes along contact the office from 11a.m. to 2p.m Mon to the water’s edge to the bandstand, where you can strut your Sunday 3rd October KILKEE Church 11.00 a.m. From next Sunday—3rd October— the Mass schedule will be Fri. 065 9060762/9056181 stuff and shake off the Covid blues. After this we will all join Joseph O’ Connor Flannie Carey changing. Evening Masses from Wednesday 6h October will be at Society of St Vincent de Paul up with The Irish Whale and Dolphin group to create the 7.00 p.m. in both Lisdeen and Kilkee Churches. Our confidential phone no is 086-2289868 and we are shape of a dolphin on the beach to celebrate the rich Sunday Mass will be celebrated in Kilkee Church at 11.00 a.m. available to help in any way we can. marine life seen off Kilkee and the west coast this summer. .
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