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K I L R U S H P A R I S H N E W S L E T T E R SUNDAY 3RD NOVEMBER 2019 CONTACT PRIEST: FR. PAT LARKIN TEL: 0659062729 Parish email ~ [email protected] Parish Website~ www.kilrushparish.com P R A Y & P L A Y R O T A—10.00am Sunday ALL SAINTS, ALL SOULS BAPTISMAL COURSE 3rd Nov Caroline Bolton, Anna O’Dea, Remember those who kept the faith, who Thursday 14th November Grace Mahoney & Marie Browne always turned to pray, 8pm in Kilrush Community 10th Nov Susan Young, Helena Crowley, Who showed the love of Jesus in their Carmel McMahon lives from day to day. Centre. Tel the parish 17th Nov Anne-Marie Crowley, Carmel Grogan, Remember those this special time, who live office @ 9051093 to book Patricia Coughlan & Croidhe Crowley with God above, your place 24th Nov Grace Murray, Siobhan Lyons, All Saints, All Souls, and all our own, Who Tanya Canny & Jennifer Ryan live with God in love. Amen RECENTLY BAPTISED 1st Dec Kasia Czech, Mary McMahon, Eileen Mulqueen We welcome into the 8th Dec Meadhbh Lillis, Jackie O’Brien & Christian Community Emily Williams Zoey O’Shea & 15th Dec Mairead McInerney, Brid Crowley, Libbie Kieran Michelle Johnson & Orla Cahill THE OFFERTORY COLLECTION 22nd Dec Ornaith Crowley, Mairead Crowley & BASKET: €915 Mary Lyons, Deirdre Ryan ENVELOPE: €1,230 TOTAL: €2,145 A sincere thank you for your continued INTERCESSIONS TODAY support & generosity. FOLK GROUP CD Pope’s Intention for November: Anam Inis Cathaigh That a spirit of dialogue, encounter & reconcilia- C. D. €10. On Sale now in tion emerges in the Near East, where diverse religious communities share their lives together The parish church Shop and in O Sullivans Shop Our Parish’s Intention for this week: 50/50 DRAW For all the baptised, that they will come to a Moore St. Members of the Congratulations to this weeks winner of folk choir will also be selling new awareness of their God-given dignity the 50/50 draw Katie Maher who won them after mass this week- €247. Next draw Saturday 2nd end & next weekend. REMEMBRANCE TREE SERVICE November after 7pm mass. Will take place this year on Wednesday 11th NOVEMBER Dec @ 7pm in St. Senan’s Church. Cards INIS CATHAIGH PASTORAL AREA OFFERINGS available from the parish office & various A meeting of the Pastoral Councils of the Please find envelopes for shops in town. parishes of Kilrush, Killimer/knockerra, your November offering Cooraclare & Kilmihil will take place in at the back of the REMEMBERING OUR DEAD knockerra Hall on Tues 5th Nov @ church. Please fill in the 7.30pm. Bishop Fintan, Fr. Ger Nash & Annual mass for the dead will be next list of your dead for Maureen will lead the reflection & input Friday 8th November @ 7.30pm in on the night. We invite all Pastoral inclusion in our November masses St. Senan’s Church. A list is available at the back Council members to attend. of the church where you can add the names of CLOTHING COLLECTION ENVELOPES 2020 Kilrush Youth Ministry & Missionvale We will be ordering new family or friends who died outside the parish in Group are holding a Clothing Collection envelopes for 2020 shortly, the last 12 months. Please be available on the up to Christmas 2019 as a fundraiser. anyone who doesn’t have a Drop bags of clothes to the Kilrush Com- box and would like to get night to light a candle. munity School [ Hall] on Wed afternoons one, please contact the where they will be stored until collection parish office this week to be day. Tel: Pat Kelly ,5 Moyne added to the list. INIS CATHAIGH MASS TIMES Court ,Kilrush[ 0872922874] or Patricia o Cree Sat @ 6pm Shaughnessy @,Kilrush Community Kilmihil Sat @ 7pm Sun @ 10.30am School. Thanking you for your Support “God grant me the Knockerra Sat @ 6pm always. serenity to accept the Kilrush Sat @ 7pm Sun @ 10am & 12noon things I cannot change, Cooraclare Sun @ 11am Courage to change the Killimer Sun @ 11am things I can, and wisdom Monmore Sun @ 8.30am to know the difference” Parish Safeguarding Representatives: Aisling Horgan 0861013581 & Karen Tubridy 0868142829 REMEMBERED IN MASS THIS WEEK CRACK’D SPOON THE TEAMHOPE 2019 We’ll Meet Again’ Christmas Shoebox Cam- 1st Anniversary Mass presented by Crack’d paign is on! You can make Mary Carmel Cotter late of Kilkee Road Spoon Theatre on Wed the Christmas for a child in need in Mass Saturday 2nd November @ 7pm 13th of Nov @ 8pm in Glór, Africa by giving a Shoebox gift. You can pick up a leaflet at the Ennis. It is a show of songs Months Mind Mass library, post office, Leisure Cen- Mary Miniter O’Doherty late of Doonbeg Road and memories from World tre, Family Store, Brews, Mass Sunday 3rd November @ 10.00am War One & Two. Think Gleeson’s or The Potter’s Music Hall, war marches, Hand. Filled shoeboxes can be Flanagan and Allen, Dad’s dropped off at the Old Creamery th Saturday 2nd November– All Souls Day Army; together with poems on Thursday, 7 Nov between 4 10.00am -7pm or on Friday the 8th from to take you on a journey 10:00am-3pm . Phone Susan at 7.00pm Mary Carmel Cotter late of Kilkee Road down wartime memory 086 263 1181 or Deirdre at 087 Stephen Purtill late of Monmore lane. A show not to be 901 1683 Christina & William Shaw, Pella Rd & London missed. Tickets €10, all proceeds go to Sláinte an CULTÚRLANN SWEENEY Sunday 3rd November Chláir and West Clare Film - Wild Rose - Weds 6th 8.30am Cancer. Nov @ 7.30pm. Film, cert 15A, Tickets €5 & €4 for 10.00am Mary Miniter O’Doherty late of Doonbeg Road TIDY TOWNS MEETING seniors. The next monthly meeting 12noon Joe Kelly late of Tullabrack *MID WEST HOSPITAL Flannan & Ellen Crowley is Wednesday 6th Novem- CAMPAIGN John Kilner ber at 8pm in the Haven Public Meeting at the Old Arms. Planning for our Ground Hotel, Ennis at 2020 campaign is now 8.00pm on Mon 4th Nov. End Monday 4th November—10.00am underway, so we would the Trolley Crisis. Please welcome everyone to come support #carecantwait Our hospitals are an important Tuesday 5th November—10.00am along and to share ideas issue for many in Clare. Our and opinions people need to be heard and if they are lying in Emergency Wednesday 6th November—10.00am Departments on trolleys or Joan Humphries late of Frances Street ENNIS COMMUNITY waiting for appointments they COLLEGE & GAEL- have the right to be treated CHOLÁISTE AN CHLÁIR with equality, respect, dignity Thursday 7th November—10.00am Enrolment for and compassion. 2019/2020 Academic year Please support Open Evening Wednesday 13th November 2019 at Friday 8th November–10.00am 7:30pm. Tel: 6829432 7.30pm Remembrance Mass Saturday 9th November– 10.00am KILRUSH SHAMROCKS WEEKLY DRAW Kay & Laurence Rush late of Frances Street Winning numbers: 04 05 12 18 Michael & Annie O’Brien late of Pella Road Match 3 Winners: Padraig Sexton, Robert Carey, Sandra Smith, Sean Moran, Sarah Haugh, Ann Griffin & 7.00pm Eileen McInerney late of Moore Street Brendan Carrig Martin & Breda Brassil late of Burton Street Noel Burke & family late of Tullabrack Next Draw Sun 3rd Nov, in Crotty’s @ 9.30pm NEW JACKPOT €6,000 Sunday 10th November 8.30am Betty & Don Crowhurst ST. SENAN’S SUPER LOTTO DRAW Numbers Drawn: 06 10 13 15 10.00am Pat McMahon late of Dysart 1. John Duffy c/o Duffy’s 2. Tom McDermot c/o Galleon 12noon Sean Keane late of Carnanes 3. Maeve McGuane c/o Leisure Centre Liam O’Shea 4. Donnellan family c/o Mary Grogan William, Anne Marie & Joseph O’Shea 5. Custy family c/o Corner Shop Michael Moloney late of Shannon Heights Next Draw in Buggle’s Mon 4th Nov @ 8pm JACKPOT €2,700 .
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