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The Sunday Newsletter Knockninny ST NINNIDH’S CHURCH DERRYLIN 5th September 2021 Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time Fr. Gerard Alwill P.P. Phone no. 028 6774 8315 mobile 00353 872305557. parish email [email protected]. Mass Intentions: Sat 04 September: 8pm: Garrath Shannon & Tommy Clarke (Kinmeen) Sun 05 September: 11.15am: Bridie Cassidy Month's Mind Mass Mon 06 September: 10am: Special Intention Tues 07 August: 10am: Special Intention Wed 08 September 10am: Special Intention Thur 09 September: 10am: Special Intention Fri 10 September: 10am: Special Intention Sat 11 September: 8pm: Special Intention Sun 12 September: 11.15am: Eugene Owens & deceased family members (Doon) Tom McCaffrey RIP. Please pray for the happy repose of the soul of Tom McCaffrey, Enniskillen and formerly Derrylea. His funeral took place on Wednesday Saturday 4th September 8pm Reader: Shannon Family Eucharistic Ministers: Agnes Martin James Boyle Sunday 5th September 11.15am: Reader Cassidy Family Eucharistic Ministers: Anne McBrien Tomas Scallon Saturday 11th September 8pm Reader: Conaill Boyle Eucharistic Ministers: Philip McCarron Aoife Boyle Sunday 12th September 11.15am: Reader Ella Clarke Eucharistic Ministers: Mary Mooney Laura Gunn Face Coverings in Church - people should, in the interests of health and safety, continue to wear masks throughout the Mass. Society of St Vincent de Paul St Ninnidh’s Conference can be contacted for support at any time on 07873240493 Kilmore Apostolic Society Draw August winners First Prize Kathleen King , Shankhill Cavan. Second prize Miriam McMahon, Belturbet. Teemore Women's Group "NEW PILGRIM PATH WALK" > LOUGH DERG SHORE 8 KM Guided Walk in the company of Pastoral Team Member concluding with open air Mass. Sunday 26th September. 15 Places Only. Walk Commences @ 11am. Concludes 4.30pm approx Bookings ASAP. Please.E25pp Big Drive in Bingo at St Ninnidh’s Parish Centre on Friday nights @ 8.30pm. Great Prizes! And JaCkpot! St Aidan’s PFTA: We would like to thank everyone for coming to our Crochet Exhibition and Yarn Bombing, to those who lent Crochet works of art for display at the Exhibition. We would also like to thank those who donated wool, money (to buy wool) and their time to help in any way and Mr McTeggart and St Aidan's High School for allowing us to yarn bomb their school. Yarn Bombing Display will be taken down on Saturday 4th September. We do hope you have had time to come and look at it all. Our Crochet Classes will resume on Wednesday 15th September in St Aidan's High School Derrylin 7-9pm new members welcome !! come along for a chat, tea and some goodies and we do get around to crochet as well !! you can also follow us on our new Facebook group page "Crochet Club" ST MARY’S CHURCH TEEMORE 5th September 2021 Twenty-Thitd Sunday in Ordinary Time Fr. Gerard Alwill P.P. Phone no. 028 6774 8315 mobile 00353 872305557. parish email [email protected]. Mass Intentions Sun 05 September: 9.45am: John Owens (The Borough) Wed 08 September: 7pm: Special Intention Fri 10 September: 7pm: Special Intention Sun 12 September: 9.45am: Nicola Donnelly (Kilnakelly). Philip Finnegan RIP: Please pray for the happy repose of the soul of Philip Finnegan, College St, Cavan. Philip, whose Funeral Mass took place in Cavan Cathedral on Thursday, was a brother of Ann McCaffery. Ita Duggan RIP. Please pray for the happy repose of the soul of Ita Duggan, Enniskillen, formerly Tonymore. The Funeral takes place at 11am Mass on Monday, in St Michaels, Enniskillen, with burial in Teemore at 12.30 approX. Sunday 5th September: Readings: Seamus Owens. Prayers Of The Faithful: Barry Owens. Eucharistic Ministers: Breege Clarke / Susan McCusker / Sara Prunty. Sunday 12th September: Readings & Prayers Of The Faithful: Members Of The Donnelly / McCaffrey Family. Eucharistic Ministers: Susan McCusker / Marie McCaffrey / Sean McGovern Car Supervision Sunday 5th September:Gabriel McCaffrey & Thomas Curry. Sunday 12th September: Sean Donohoe & Brian Clarke. Sunday 19th September: Shane Maguire & Robert McKiernan Sunday 26th September: Ciaran Gleeson & Philip Barrett Teemore Women's Group On Behalf Of All Group Members: Sincere Sympathy to Anne McCaffrey on the death of her brother Philip Finnegan whose funeral was held in Cavan during the week. Sympathy is also extended to Dolores McCaffrey on the death of her brother in law Thomas McCaffrey whose funeral was held in Enniskillen Chairperson: M Burke BARNLEE CRAFTS & ACTIVITIES CHARITY SHOP Good Quality Uniforms > Still Available: Blazers / Trousers / Shirts / Blouses / Jumpers. Primary / Secondary Schools > Local & Town. Please Ask. Give Blood – Save Lives at St Ninnidh’s Hall Derrylin Thursday 9th September 1pm to 4pm & 5pm to 8pm. Now by Appointment only. Please call 08085 534 653 to book. Derrylin O’Connells Lotto: 27th August 2021 Lotto Results: 16, 24, 29, 31 No Jackpot winner. Consolation prizes: £20 – Liam McGovern, Online; £10 Morris Curry, Corragole; £10 Stephen Moffat; £10 Michael Leavey, Derrylin Next week’s Jackpot is £3650. Play locally or online at Klubfunder.com Drive in Bingo is on Friday’s @ 8.30pm. Our lotto draw will take place during Bingo. Training: Please ensure that you continue to adhere to all Covid guidance issued. Details of training dates / times will be published in the relevant What’s App groups. Upcoming Fixtures: Senior Football League Division 2 (R8) – Saturday 4st Sept @ 6.30pm – Derrylin V St Pat’s 2020 Junior Championship Final - Replay – Friday 10th September @ 8pm in Brewster Park Good luck to the players and management in the upcoming replay of the Championship Final. Results: Reserve B Football Championship Semi Final – Irvinestown 2-13 V Derrylin 1-12 Senior Football League Division 2 (R7) – Aghadrumsee 2-05 V Derrylin 0-16 Club Fundraiser: Our Club to Club Challenge was a huge success at the weekend. A massive thank you to everyone involved in organising the event and for all the volunteers who helped out.There is still time to donate on the go fund me page: https://www.gofundme.com/f/derrylin-club-to-club-challenge Teemore Shamrocks Lotto: Draw held on 31/08/2021. Numbers drawn were: 8, 16, 21, 27. No jackpot winner. £20 - Paul Donohoe. £10 - Ciaran McManus. £10 - Mandy Maguire. Draw held on 23/08/2021. xPlay our Club Lotto online via this link - https://www.klubfunder.com/Clubs/Teemore_Shamrocks_GFC/lotto or in McGuire's Today's Local, Teemore and Cassidy's Service Station, Ballyconnell. Thank you to everyone for supporting our club lotto. Fermanagh Club All Stars: The 2021 Fermanagh Club All Stars returns for a 5th year! Please keep an eye on their social media pages and the Fermanagh Herald for more details in the weeks ahead. Senior Team: Our Senior team are scheduled to play Newtownbutler next Sunday 12th September at 1pm in Newtownbutler in the Senior League. Please check out our website for fixtures and results. Dog Fouling: Over recent weeks we have noticed incidents of dog fouling around our club walking track and playing pitches. We ask everyone who uses our facilities to keep their dog on a lead and lift their dog foul and dispose of it in our bins or take it home. Dog foul is extremely dangerous if you come in contact with it so we ask all members to follow these rules to ensure the safety of all our members and players. Oisin McGovern Tournament: Our inaugural Oisin McGovern tournament took place yesterday (Saturday 4th September) in St. Mary's Park, Teemore. Thank you to all of our P3 & P4 children who took part and to all our coaches and youth committee members for all of their hard work and effort in organising a fitting tournament and tribute in memory of our Seamróga Óg Oisin McGovern. Guided Pilgrimages on the Lough Derg Pilgrim Path will be offered on Sunday 12th, Wednesday 15th, Saturday 18th & Sunday 26th September and Sunday 3rd October, with Mass outdoors, weather permitting. The full route is a 12km loop, with a shorter 8km option. Advance booking is essential. For further information email [email protected] or telephone 0(0353) 71 9861518. www.loughderg.org Lough Derg Pilgrim Path, Pettigo, Co Donegal. F94 N289 5 September o 'Ephphatha' This Sunday is the First Sunday of the Season of Creation, a global ecumenical season which runs from 1 September until the Feast of St Francis of Assisi, 4 October. All Christians are invited to embrace this season in prayer, especially in our liturgies, in deep reflection, in living more sustainably and in raising our voices in the public sphere. We are invited to think more deeply about what is happening at present to the earth, the environmental destruction which now threatens our world and the call to 'eco-conversion'. The theme for this year's Season is 'Restoring Our Common Home'. It offers all of us a unique opportunity to renew our vocation to care more deeply God's creation. In today's Gospel Jesus heals a man who was deaf and who had a speech impediment. Jesus says to him, 'Ephphatha,' which means Be Opened. Immediately this man was healed. There are many issues in our world to which we might be deaf or are 'closed' to, sometimes because they overwhelm us. The environmental crises are an eXample. Pope Francis invites us in Laudato Si', his letter on the environment, to really hear and listen to the earth, which is crying out to us, to the scientific community who are sounding the alarm bells, to young people who are deeply concerned. Ephphatha! May we be open to hearing these cries, to praying for our world and to take action where we can. We begin with the small actions and encourage others to do the same.
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