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SIXTH SUNDAY of EASTER Michael Duignan SCHEDULE FOR JUNE 2014: AUGHAVAS: Reader: Saturday Evening: Gerry Gallogly. Sunday: Helen Kenny. Eucharistic Ministers: Saturday Evening: Bernadette McDermott & Kathleen Galligan. Fr. Sam Holmes: 071-9636016. Sunday: Tom McLoughlin & Kathleen Shortt. Mobile 086-8374915. Counters: Pat Conefrey & Frank McLoughlin. Web Page aughavascloone.ie Altar Society: Catherine Charles and Teresa Moran. E-mail: [email protected] 25th May 2014 CLOONE: Reader: Eamonn Cunningham Eucharistic Ministers: Gus Cooke & Mary Joe Schmitt. SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER Counters: Seamus Maguire, Anne Maguire & Moira Clancy. Masses: Altar Society: Teresa Slevin & Mary Donohoe. Cloone: Sat. 24/5/’14. 6.00 pm. Mary Curran, Drumhalla. MM Aughavas: Sat. 24/5/’14. 8.00 pm. Tom, Mary Brigid & Bernard Conway, Coroneary. A Note: At this time especially, when a lot of extra voluntary effort is required to keep the par- Anne & Mary Lyons & DFM, Sonnabeg. A ishes going, we would welcome offers of assistance from new readers and counters. There Peter & Mary Kate Gallogly, Annamonan. A. are also parishioners who may have acted as Eucharistic Ministers, Readers or Counters in the Cloone: Sun. 25/5/’14. 10.00 am. Seamus Creegan, Leckna. A. past, and who might be willing to provide assistance again. Please leave your details at sacris- Mary McNabola, Drumdoney. A. ties after weekend Masses. Michael Duignan, Tooma. A. Peter Charles, Cloone. A. Cloone Church Building Fund Collection: The 2nd collection is due next Sunday, 1st June. Aughavas: Sun. 25/5/’14. 11.30 am. Francis & Madge McCabe, Druminbawn. A. Mary Fagan, Melican. 1st Anniv. "St Joseph's NS Parents Association are holding Cash for Clobber (clothes Collection) until Cloone: Tues. 27/5/’14. 10.00 am. Wednesday 28/5/14. All used clothing, bedding, duvets, curtains and shoes etc. are accepted. Aughavas: Thurs. 29/5/’14. 10.00 am. Please leave your bags at the school during school hours." They are holding Family Novelty Rossan: Sat. 31/5/’14. 6.00 pm. Peter O’Neill, Drumcauskeen. 1st Anniv. Bingo at Aughavas Community Centre today Sunday 25th May 2014, starting at 3pm. All Aughavas: Sat. 31/5/’14. 8.00 pm. Hugh & Elizabeth Moran, Melican. A. are welcome" John & Fr. Pat Conefrey & DFM, Lisgilloc. A. Cloone: Sun. 1/6/’14. 10.00 am. DFM McKiernan Family, Ardlougher. A. Leitrim Association of People with Disabilities (LAPWD) is holding their annual run/fun Lena & Terry Moran, Annaghmaconway. A. walk today Sunday 25th May. Starting at 12:30 PM, from Ability Centre, Station Road, Mo- Aughavas: Sun. 1/6/’14. 11.30 am. John McKiernan & DFM, Drumshanbo Nth. A. hill. If you can run, walk, or roll, please come along and support this wonderful charity. Pat Kilkenny, Tooma. A. Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament: Leitrim Parents/Guardians: Leitrim County Childcare Committee would like to hear about Aughavas: Monday 7 pm to 8 pm. how accessible Childcare is to you across County Leitrim Join them at a Public meeting in Cloone: Tuesday 8pm to 9pm. the Bee Park Resource Centre, Manorhamilton, Thursday 29th May at 8.30pm. For further information contact 071 96 40870 or email [email protected] First Communion, Cloone: Congratulations to Cathal Donohoe, Colin McNamara and Jack Reynolds who made their First Holy Communion on Sunday last 18th May in St. Aughavas/Cloone Active Age Outing: Last chance to get a place on our outing to Westport Mary’s Church, Cloone. Thanks to Fr. Murray, parents, teachers and all who helped out in on 17th/18th June, only 4 places left, act now to ensure you will be there. Contact Irene Argue any way in making it a memorable day for the young children. Also, thanks to those who (9636061) or Teresa Slevin (9636228). Travel arrangements will be posted later. prepared and decorated the church and those who provided the refreshments afterwards in the Community Centre. Pastoral Councils: It is expected that there will be meetings of both Parish Councils during first week of June. Details in newsletter next week. Aughavas GAA Notes: Under 16 Final, Aughavas v Gortletteragh next Thursday evening at 7 pm in Cloone. Come and support. Turlough Conefrey Tournament takes place on Fatima NS Cloone are holding a Used Clothing collection in aid of school funds from Mon- Sunday 1st June in Aughavas Park. School Teams from Carrigallen, Cloone, Gortletteragh day 26/5/14 to Wednesday 28/5/14. Used clothing, curtains, bedding, shoes and mobile and Aughavas taking part. Proceeds on the day to charity. Throw in at 1.45. Refreshments phones accepted. Please leave bags at school during school hours. on the day. Training for all underage today after Mass. School’s Finals: Best of Luck to the boys and girls of Aughavas School who play in both school finals on Thursday 5th June. Offertory Collection: Aughavas € 550.00; Cloone € 885.00. .
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