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Parish of Kilcommon Erris, County Mayo, Ireland Aughoose Inver Cornboy Ceathrú Thaidhg Glenamoy Ministries for Parish of Kilcommon Erris Next Weekend Priests of the Parish: Co-Pastors Readers Mary Keenaghan Trina Sheridan & Elsie Tighe Muriel McCormack Fr. Michael Nallen P.P Fr. Seán Noone P.E. Fr. Joseph Hogan C.C. 097 87990 097 84032 086 0734860 Eucharistic Mary Ann McDonell Kathleen McGarry Imelda Corduff Michael Monnaghan Bridie Rafter 097-87990 Ministers Annie O’Donnell Teresa King Parish Office Tel. 097-87701 Parish Mass Times email: [email protected] Vigil Masses: Ceathrú Thaidhg 6.30p.m. Web: www.kilcommonerrisparish.com Altar St. Bridget: St Brendan: Team 1: Naomh Brid: Naomh Pol: Inver 8.00p.m. Opening Hours: Tuesday: 10am-12.30pm Servers Jack & Paula Jack & Abby Hayden, Madison & Chelsea & Dannielle Ciara & Shauna Sundays: Glenamoy 9.30a.m. Thursday: 10am-12.30pm Dalton Cornboy 10.30a.m. Feast Days Aughoose 12.00noon Saturday 8th September The Nativity of the Blessed Offertory Martina & Sadie Virgin Mary Procession Offertory Johnny McAndrew & Breege Ruddy & Chris O’Malley Micheál & James Healy Times - Christ the King Church, Aughoose - Eucharistic Adoration; Wednesday 5-6pm. Collection Tony King Nancy keenaghan Seán Garvin Sunday Sept. 2nd 12noon Mass for the people 26th August €113.48 €327.67 €231.10 €331.21 €125.45 Tuesday Sept. 4th 11.00a.m. For those present at the Mass Wednesday Sept. 5th 12noon. Mary Sheeran, Pullathomas - Anniversary and deceased family members Sunday Sept. 9th 12noon Mass for the people Thanking you as always for your generosity and support. ******************************************************************************************************** Deaths Cill Chomain GAA Mass Times - St. Patrick’s Church, Inver - Eucharistic Adoration; Weekdays 9-10am. We remember in our prayers the souls of U13 League: Laherdane v Cill Chomain, Mon 3rd September @7pm Christy McDonnell, Muingaroon at 7pm Saturday Sept. 1st 8.00p.m Vigil - Patrick McAndrew ‘Chappie’ - First Anniversary and Nancy McAndrew Bridie Maughan nee Murphy, Ballycastle & Glenamoy North Mayo U16 C’ship: Cill Chomain v Ardmoy McHale's Mon 3rd Tuesday Sept. 4th 10.00a.m. Tommy Maher, Mathew & Sarah Lawless and Mathew Lawless Jnr. Theresa Collins nee Moran Ballycastle & Glenamoy @ 7pm Wednesday Sept. 5th 10.00a.m. Bridget & Sean Mullins, Ned Deane and deceased members of the Deane family May they rest in the peace of Christ. U11 League: Bonniconlon v Cill Chomain, Thurs 6th @t 6:30pm John Francis Doherty Jnr, Inver - Second Anniversary Baptism Saturday Sept. 8th 8.00p.m Vigil - Mass for the People We welcome into God’s Christian community Cill Chomain Clothing Collection Date: Zoe Ann Noone, Binghamstown Wednesday 12th September. All unwanted clothes can be left in the ******************************************************************************************************** We wish her God’s blessing clubhouse -Monday to Friday from 9.30am to 1.30pm. Statue of Our Lady Thanking you for your continuous support. Mass Times - Séipéal Muire gan Smál, Ceathrú Thaidhg - Eucharistic Adoration; Wednesday 5 -7pm The visitation statue of 'Our Lady' with the Legion of Mary, Seirbhisi Curam Chill Chomain Teo, Teach Greannai 097 88935 Cornboy which was blessed by Canon Mark Diamond is available for AGM will take place on Thursday 6th September at 8pm in Teach Saturday Sept. 1st. 6.30p.m. Vigil - Mass for the people one week to any home in the parish on request. Greannai, Cornboy. The Board of Management are seeking new Saturday Sept. 8th. 6.30p.m. Vigil - John Naughton, Stonefield & Denver - First Anniversary, parents, Please contact any member of the Legion or Father Joe. Board members, please call to discuss Tom & Mary Naughton and Michael Naughton Gaelcholáiste Chomáin Rossport is offering Outdoor Sports and Seirbhísí Curam Chill Chomáin Teo - Vacancy Recreation PLC and Sports Broadcasting Traineeship Rossport Seirbhísí Curam Chill Chomáin Teo currently has the following ******************************************************************************************************** Practical experience is provided with industry and employment vacancy: Administrator (Part -time) 15 Hours per week, funded by opportunities available upon completion. Transportation from Pobal. Please forward CV by post to: The Secretary, Seirbhísí Curam Mass Times - Our Lady, Star of the Sea Church, Cornboy - Eucharistic Adoration; Monday 3-7pm. Belmullet to Rossport available daily. Applicants are eligible to Chill Chomáin Teo, Teach Greannai, Cornboy, Rossport, Ballina, Co. Sunday Sept. 2nd 10.30a.m. Peter McAndrew, Muingnalee - First Anniversary & John, Ellen, May, receive a payment of €198 plus travel and accommodation Mayo. Closing Date: Friday 7th September 2018. Job Descriptions can Annie & Johnny McAndrew, allowances subject to qualifying conditions. Contact Gaelcholáiste be requested by email - [email protected] Monday Sept. 3rd 10.30a.m. Bridget & Michael Doherty & deceased family members, Rossport South Chomáin Rossport (097) 88940 or e-mail [email protected] to register expectant mothers and partners beginning on the 19th Pat & Ellen O’Donnell, Charles & Cecelia Byron & deceased members Ante – natal & Infant Care Classes Health & Wellbeing 6 week course, IWA Belmullet of the O’Donnell & Byron families A 4 session course for expectant mothers and partners beginning on Monday 5:30pm - 7pm, €70 Contact - 086 3904370 Monday The Legion of Mary - Every Monday evening in the Sacristy. New members the 19th September and running for four weeks will take place in the welcome Broadhaven Bay Hotel. register: Contact Nuala on 097/82568 Sunday Sept. 9th 10.30a.m. Mass for the People Kilcommon Community Development Lotto CHY4 Certs – Charitable Donations 2017 Tax Year Lotto Results For: 26/08/2018 - No’s Drawn: 6.18.23.36 ******************************************************************************** ************************ HY4 Annual Certs are now available at the Church porches. Jackpot Winner: no winner We would encourage all parishioners to complete this form. If you are House prize 1x €100: Tommy McGuire, Fallaugh. Mass Times - St. Paul’s Church, Glenamoy - Eucharistic Adoration; Friday 6-7pm un- sure of your donation amount for 2017 leave blank or contact the 3 X €30: Jimmy Sheeran, Glengad, Phil Cafferkey, Graughill & Parish Secretary on 087-87701 or William Carey, c/o McGuire’s, Barnatra Sunday Sept. 2nd 9.30a.m. Mass for the people email [email protected] . For simplicity this year we are 1 Online Winner: Philip Irwin, Swinford Friday Sept. 7th 7.00p.m. Priests Intention issuing one form for all to complete. It is important that all PAYE This Week’s Jackpot: €5,300 Sunday Sept. 9th 9.30a.m. Mass for the people workers who make a donation €250 or more in the year complete this Draw Takes Place: The Lighthouse Tavern form so that our Parish can claim a refund of tax paid on that donation This Week’s Collectors: Máire Cáit & Fionnuala for future upkeep of our Parish Churches. Please complete and place Next Week’s Collectors: Paddy Ruddy & Kieran Moran in weekly collection plates or return to the Parish Office. If you wish to Play on line - www.smartlotto.ie/ complete a 5 year ‘enduring’ CHY3 form, please contact the Parish kilcommoncommunitydevelopmentlotto Office. Thank you for your cooperation .
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