DIOCESAN CHANGES 2018 Very Rev Canon Joseph Mullin PP Lisnaskea & Maguiresbridge (Aghalurcher) to Retire and Be PE, Maguiresbridge

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DIOCESAN CHANGES 2018 Very Rev Canon Joseph Mullin PP Lisnaskea & Maguiresbridge (Aghalurcher) to retire and be PE, Maguiresbridge. Very Rev Canon Michael McGourty PP Irvinestown (Devenish) to retire and be PE, resident in Ballyshannon (St Joseph’s) and supporting pastoral ministry in the parishes of Bundoran- Ballyshannon and Belleek-Garrison (Magh Ene and Inis Muighe Samh). Very Rev Michael King PP Newtownbutler (Galloon) to retire and be PE Newtownbutler. Very Rev Jimmy McPhillips PP Derrygonnelly (Botha) to be PP Lisnaskea & Maguiresbridge (Aghalurcher) and Adm. Newtownbutler (Galloon). Rev Kevin Duffy CC Lisnaskea & Maguiresbridge (Aghalurcher) to be PP Irvinestown (Devenish) Rev Cathal Deery CC Clones to be PP Derrygonnelly (Botha). Very Rev Canon Pat McHugh PP, Castleblayney (Muckno) to retire from administration and to take sabbatical leave. Very Rev Canon Shane McCaughey, Priest in Residence in Aughnamullen East to be PP Castleblayney (Muckno) and Adm. Aughnamullen East. Very Rev Tom Quigley PP Latton (Aughnamullen West) to be PE Latton. Very Rev Owen J McEneaney PP Ballybay (Tullycorbet) to be also Adm. Latton (Aughnamullen West) and Rockcorry (Ematris). Rt Rev Mgr Larry Duffy PP Carrickmacross to be also Adm. Magheracloone Rt Rev Mgr Joseph McGuinness Adm. Tyholland to support Pastoral Ministry in the Parish of Monaghan and Rackwallace. Rev Owen Gorman CC Castleblayney (Muckno) to be Priest in Residence Aughnamullen East, supporting Pastoral Ministry in the Mid-Monaghan Area. Rev Leo Creelman CC Castleblayney (Muckno) to be CC Monaghan and Rackwallace. Rev Stephen Duffy CC Monaghan and Rackwallace to be CC Castleblayney (Muckno). Rev Kevin Malcolmson CC Monaghan and Rackwallace to be CC Enniskillen and Lisbellaw. Rev Michael Jordan CC Carrickmacross to be Priest in Residence Killanny, supporting Pastoral Ministry in the South Monaghan Area. Rev Seán Mulligan, newly-ordained, to be Priest in Residence Carrickmacross, supporting Pastoral Ministry in the South Monaghan Area. Rev Kevin Connolly, Deacon, to minister in the Parish of Monaghan and Rackwallace. Rev Martin Donnelly, Permanent Deacon, to minister in the Parish of Enniskillen and Lisbellaw, supporting Pastoral Ministry in the Enniskil len and West Fermanagh area. .

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