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Palm Sunday – 2019 Parish Team: Fr. Ger Ahern: 059 - 64 82 768. Sr. Eileen Deegan - 059 64 81 123. Newsletter now available on www.baltinglassparish.ie Parish Office: 059 - 64 81 254. - Email: [email protected] Diocesan web site: www.kandle.ie Parish Safeguarding Representatives: Fiona Kavanagh & Anne Leigh. PARISH PILGRIMAGE TO MEDJUGORJE Next Weekends Mass Times and Ministers - Saturday 20th & Sunday 21st April 2019 Thursday 29th Aug - 5th Sept. Cost €725 Ministers of the Word: Dublin to Medjugorje return. Half Board at Hotel Wojytla Baltinglass: 9pm (Sat) Jim Kearney / Mary Jo Ovington / Alf Gillespie / Spiritual Director: Fr. Gerard Ahern P.P. Anne Whelan / Máire Lawless Contact the Parish Office on 059 64 81 254, 11am (Sun) Helena Dowling / Ciara O’Neill Fr. Ger on 087 629 8881 or Andy Murphy on 087 0900819 for details. Grangecon: 9.30am (Sun) Margaret Kealy Stratford: 11am (Sun) Noreen Keogh Ministers of the Eucharist: Accord Catholic Marriage Epilepsy Ireland Collection Baltinglass: 6pm (Sat) Clare O’Neill /Seamus Kelly /Maureen Plant /John Connolly / Care Service Seeking A very big thank you to all who contributed Bernie Doogue / Mary Vernon / Michael Lennon / Catherine Lord / Marriage Preparation Facilitators to last weekend’s collection. In total €828.67 Mick Kehoe / Noreen Kehoe / Therése Kelly ACCORD Catholic Marriage Care Service is cur- was collected. On behalf of Epilepsy Ireland I wish to sincerely thank you for your 11am (Sun) Mary Vernon / Bernie Kilcoyne / Mary Burke rently recruiting volunteers to train as marriage generosity. Anne Timmins. Grangecon: 9.30am (Sun) Mary Cronin preparation course facilitators. If you have a Stratford: 11am (Sun) Kay Halstead positive attitude towards marriage in the Catho- Danny’s Corner This weekend - Baltinglass 6pm lic Church, if you have the enthusiasm to be We would like to thank everyone for their Good Friday National Holy Face Anniversaries part of the Accord team in supporting couples great support in our recent Special Olympics Gerry Barry, Allendale Lawn Public Prayer Vigil who are preparing for the Sacrament of Mar- collection in Baltinglass. The total collected Joseph Germaine, Main St., Baltinglass at McAllister Monument, Baltinglass. riage, Accord wants to hear from you! Success- was €1,365. Well done to all involved. Mai Kennedy, Chapel Hill A public prayer Vigil will be held in each ful applicants will receive professional training Eist Cancer Support Centre Thomas & Kathleen Hegarty, 32 Parkmore County in Ireland at 12 noon - 1pm on Good and will be part of a team delivering marriage The Waterfront, Mill Lane, Carlow. R93 Joe Doyle, Carrigeen Friday, 19th April, to make reparation to the preparation courses locally. Contact Aisling on N65F. Phone: 059 91 396 84 or email Patrick Foley, Carrigeen Holy Face of Jesus & for the protection of life, 01 505 3112 or by email [email protected] [email protected] Michael Lalor, Mill St. & Swords & all deceased faith & family in Ireland. Pope Francis has The VHI Mini Marathon will take place on members of the Lalor & Doyle families asked that we “return to the Face of Christ” Concert in Tynock Church Sunday 2nd June. If you are interested in Josie Kearney, Barronstown “Everyone who acknowledges me publicly Rathvilly / Kiltegan Parish will host the Celtic taking part (running or walking) and getting Jack Byrne, Main St., Baltinglass here on earth, I will also acknowledge before Brothers featuring the Willoughbys in Concert sponsored to raise funds for Éist, can you Murt Byrne, Carrigeen my Father in heaven. “Matt 10:32. Sat. 27th April at 8 p.m. in Tynock Church. Tick- please contact the Centre on 059 91399684 Catherine Fitzgerald, 47 Parkmore Enquiries to Kate Deans on 087 411 2136. ets €20. Door Prize €100. Tickets are available for further information. Mary Whelan, Holdenstown from Rathvilly Parish Office 059 91 61 114, or Mary Kavanagh, Hughestown Divine Mercy Sunday 28th April 059 6473211, 087 2408367, 087 2668300. Eir 2019-2020 Holly O'Toole, Australia Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament The eir printed phonebook directory will not Esther Cullen, Parkmore 3 - 4pm in Grangecon Church. Darkness Into Light Baltinglass be delivered to you unless you pre-order it. Paul Barrett, Shroughaun Recitation of the Divine Mercy Chaplet and If anyone would like help to register for Darkness You have the right to request one for the Joe Sutton, Rathmoon & England blessing of the Divine Mercy Image, conclud- Into Light on 11th of May at 4.15am, we will be at geographical location of your home phone Lucy O’Sullivan, 8 West Demense, Baltinglass ing with Benediction. 9 day Novena begins on McAllister statue in Baltinglass on Sat. 20th of no. between 1 April & 30 June 2019, by call- Stratford Sun. 9.30am Good Friday, April 19th. April between 10am - 2pm. This is a wonderful ing Freephone 1800 273 246; email- David Walsh, Windgap event, so come down & get registered. Also if ing [email protected]; or writing to eir Choir Practice anyone would like to volunteer on the night, Phonebook, PO Box No 13044, Tallaght, D24. We pray for every Wednesday night please give Mags a call on 089 97 98 484. If requested in advance, you can collect a in the Parish Centre Dan Kehoe, Allendale & Weaver Sq. copy free of charge between 1 Sept. & 31 Nuala Rogers, Edward Street 8 - 9pm. Guitar Tuition for beginners & Oct. from your nearest eir retail store or have & Joseph (Sonny) Byrne, Clough New members welcome. improvers of all ages. it delivered (for a pre-notified distribution & Essex Small group workshops in the Community Tea charge) to your primary place of residence or who died recently Baltinglass Parish Bingo Room, Baltinglass, for 10 weeks, starting Wed. 1st business. Details at www.comreg.ie/printed- May they rest in peace. every Monday night in Fatima Hall from May at 7.30pm. Phone 089 486 9241 for details. phonebook-directory. 8.30pm - 10pm. Baltinglass GAA Club Go Greener with Grangecon Lotto Results would like to remind recipients of the Ecologi- Last Week’s Winning Numbers cal Footprint survey to please return their PARISH NEWSLETTER 01, 05, 07, 24. completed surveys this weekend. These will BALTINGLASS - BIGSTONE - GRANGECON - STRATFORD Jackpot Winner - No Winner. play an important part in determining the This Week’s Jackpot - €13,300. course of future activities to help Grangecon Palm Sunday 14th April 2019 and surrounding areas to be more environ- Match 3 winners - €45 each. mentally sustainable, as well as giving us a Valerie Whyte, K & K Byrne, Damien Kenny, baseline measure so we can see what impact Holy Week Timetable Bridget Pendergast, Joe Nolan, our potential changes will have. Collection We invite all our parishioners to join together Breda Kavanagh, Robert Kearns. points are located in the shop of Moore’s Pub, as we celebrate Holy Week in our Parish. Next draw in Timmins Pub, Weaver Square on the post box of Grangecon National School, Monday 15th April@ 10pm. Tickets €2. and in St. Oliver Plunkett Church. Collections Morning Mass: Monday - Liturgy of the Word & Holy Communion @ 10am in St. Play online - www.locallotto.ie from home can be arranged - contact us at Paul’s Oratory. [email protected] 086- Tuesday & Wednesday Mass @ 10am in St. Paul’s Oratory. Stratford/Grange Con GAA Club 3380193. Please follow us on Facebook for Lotto Results more information. Holy Thursday - 18th April Last Week’s Winning Numbers Mass of The Lord’s Supper 01, 02, 11, 29. New Dementia and Disability Baltinglass 7.30pm Jackpot Winner - No Winner. Garden in Baltinglass Followed by Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament until 10pm This week’s Jackpot - €20,000. Tearmann Community Garden are now in Confessions after Mass Match 3 Winners - €50 each. the process of upgrading their garden to Bobby Lennon, James Ryan, Stephen Harris, (No morning Mass) incorporate a Dementia and Disability area Liz Kavanagh, Adrienne Horan. to enable all age groups including people Seller’s Prize: €30 - K. Byrne. Good Friday - 19th April with varying degrees of physical and mental A Day of Fast & Abstinence Next draw in Stratford-Grange Con Club challenges to access and enjoy the House, Monday 15th April @ 8.45pm. Solemn Commemoration of the Lord’s Passion garden. We hope it will then be a more Baltinglass 3pm followed by confessions. Tickets €2. Play online at valuable asset to all our community and www.stratfordgrangecongaa.ie people from the wider area. We are Stations of the Cross 6pm presently fundraising to meet the shortfall With parishioners from St. Mary’s Church of Ireland. Beginning at St. Mary’s Church We Split the Pot Results of 25% of construction costs which our will make our way along the street to St Joseph’s Church. We encourage people to come 1st Prize: €100 - Dawn Keogh Leader grant does not cover. We would together to make the way of the cross as we reflect on the passion of Jesus 2nd Prize: €50 - Joe Guing greatly appreciate contributions from the and pray for our suffering world. 3rd Prize: €25 - Georgina Doyle public to meet this shortfall. Donations can 4th Prize: €25 - Ann Kenny be handed in to the Parish office or to the Holy Saturday - 20th April committee members or by phoning Mary on Confessions 11 - 12noon *Please Note* 087 69 13 257 or Patricia on 086 37 83 168. Easter Vigil Baltinglass 9pm (Please note not 6pm) Next Week’s Newsletter is a We would like to express our grateful appreciation to those who have already All are invited for a cuppa in the Parish Centre afterwards. Double Issue. Please leave your articles into the Parish Office donated. Easter Sunday 21st April before 12 noon on Wednesday. Masses: Grangecon: 9.30am Stratford: 11am Baltinglass: 11am On Sunday 14th April at 12 noon a The Parish Office will be closed Fundraising coffee morning and cake sale Chrism Mass - Bishop’s Invitation Good Friday April 19th & will will be held in the Parish Centre.
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