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St. Colman's Church, Church of Our Lady St. Colman’s Church, Claremorris Church of Our Lady, Barnacarroll Email: [email protected] Tel. 094 9362477. nd th Mass Intentions Sunday 2 – 9 September 2018 sunday 9.30am Church of Our Lady. Delia Mai Kavanagh, Lower Mace. Pat & May Niland, Dalton, Ballyfarna. Tommie Mearon, Manchester and Roscommon. Michael O‟Reilly. 11.00am Fr. Michael Kean. Ethna Dorey, Kilbeg, her brother Liam Clarke and deceased of the Dorey and Clarke families. Last Week’s The deceased members of the O‟Malley, Mellett and Cosgrove families. Collection Mai & Ned Glynn. Mick Prendergast, Aughervilla St. Colman’s Tom & Delia Maloney and Sr. Laserian. Church MondaY 8.30am Private Intention. €1079. Tuesday 8.30am Tommy & Annie Waldron, Killeenfarna. 9.30am Church of Our Lady. Private Intention. Church of Our Wednesday 8.30am Private Intention. Lady €291. 9.30am Church of Our Lady. Private Intention. Thursday 8.30am Annie May & Patrick McAndrew. With Sincere Friday 8.30am Private Intention. Thanks Saturday 7.00pm Johnny & Nancy Cummins, Kilbeg. Brenda Fahy and deceased members of the Fahy and Connolly families. The deceased members of the McHugh family, Cloontoa. Margaret & James Kirrane. Jack & Annie Heneghan, Ballygowan. Sunday 9.30am Church of Our Lady. Maureen Keane, Murneen. Austin Carney. Mary, Pat & Eugene Grogan. 11.00am Bridget Hume and deceased members of the Hume and Cafferty families. Henry Cleary, Ballyhaunis Road. John & Margaret Griffith and their son Patsy, Mount St. Jonathan Burke. Patrick & Ann Sheridan and deceased members of the family. Andrew & Delia Lavin, and Noel Casey. Paddy Mulkeen. John Beston. St. Colmans Church St. Colmans Church Saturday September 8th 7pm Sunday September 9th 11am Minister of the Word Minister of the Word Michael Keane. Roderick Maguire. Ministers of the Eucharist Ministers of the Eucharist Orla Sweeney, Josie Brennan, Richard Carney, Rita Cleary, Carmel Conway, Mary Costello, Brendan Conroy, Kathleen Conroy. Marie Creighton, Paddy Dalton. Church of Our Lady September Basket Collectors. Sunday September 9th 9.30am. St. Colmans Church Ministers of the Word Mary O‟Rourke. Saturday - Team C Frank McHugh, Dolores Masterson, Eucharistic Minister Christina Brett. Vinnie Joyce, Breda McLoughlin. Sunday - Team B Eugene O‟Boyle, Matt McLoughlin, Brendan Conroy. NOTICEBOARD Communion House Calls will be done in the Barnacarroll area on Thursday 6th September and Claremorris on Friday 7th . Claremorris Musical Society will hold open auditions for its upcoming 13th annual production “Big the Musical” which will be staged in Claremorris Town Hall, January 2019. Teen Auditions (12 - 17yrs) take place from 2pm - 4pm, September 2nd in The Dalton Inn, Claremorris with Adult Chorus Auditions taking place 4.30pm - 6.30pm. Auditions for Principal Adult roles will be held on September 3rd from 7pm - 9pm. For further details check Facebook/Twitter, call June on 087 6332169 or email [email protected]. Claremorris Active Retirement Dancing on Monday night is in The Dalton Inn Hotel, with music by John McIntyre. The bus for Lisdoonvarna departs from the Station Carpark at 8.30am on Thursday Sept. 6th. Bowling is on Monday & Thursday nights, 8 to 10pm. & Tuesday from 11.30.am to 1.30.pm. in the GAA Complex. Meelickmore N.S. is reopening for all pupils on Monday 3rd Sept. Catholic Grandparents Association Annual National Grandparents Pilgrimage September 9th 2018, Knock Shrine 2.30pm. Everybody welcome to honour & thank Grandparents alive & dead for all they have done for us down through the ages. Chief Celebrant Archbishop Jude Thaddeus Okolo, Apostolic Nuncio - Combined Choirs of Knock Parish - The Tuttle Family - Dana sings 'Our Lady of Knock'. Claremorris Community Radio 94.6FM or on line www.ccr946.ie This week‟s Recollections is an Interview with Folklorists/Musicians Billy Lyons and Paddy Joe Tighe of Ballyhaunis and Aghamore aired at 12midday on Sunday & Monday. Kids Yoga Classes – Commencing in Cúram on Sept 19th. Contact Donna to Book on 087 7408440. Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction – Drop in Class every Thursday morning starting Sept 6th at 10am–11.15am. Evening Class commencing Wednesday Sept 12th 7.30 – 8.15pm. Booking for Evening class on 094 9362096. Other Classes at Cúram for Autumn Term include: Yoga, Pilates, Art, Bodhran, Sign Language, Cookery, Social Dancing, Computers, Arts & Crafts for Kids, Cookery for Kids Knitting and more. Brochure available at the Centre. Contact Cúram for information on 094 9362096. The Papal Gift to Knock Shrine On the occasion of his historical visit to Knock Shrine, Pope Francis gifted a set of beautiful rosary beads. The rosary beads are now on display along with the Golden Rose that was gifted to the Shrine by Saint Pope John Paul II during his visit in 1979. Also on display is the Papal candle that was lit by His Holiness at the Apparition Chapel just before he sat in silent reflection at the site of the Apparition. The beautiful floral display was the work of Anne Lavin and the Shrine gardening team. The display was crafted with a hollowed-out trunk of a storm-damaged tree carved by local man, Tom Cunnane and his son Thomás, also on display in the Apparition Chapel. The Papal Chair can be viewed at Knock Museum (open daily 10am-6pm). Information on these items can be found at https://www.knockshrine.ie/pope-francis-gifts/ Mount Carmel Academy Montessori School, Ballyhaunis Rd., re-opens on Monday Sept 3rd. Contact Ann 087 9491456. Western Alzheimers As part of our Community Employment Programme Western Alzheimers are currently recruiting for a Housekeeping Assistant & a Kitchen Assistant for Marian House Respite Home, Ballindine. This is a developmental opportunity, no experience necessary. Applicants must be over 21 and in receipt of a qualifying Irish Social Welfare payment for 1 year or more. Please contact Western Alzheimers on (094) 93 64900 for more information. A public information meeting titled „Let‟s Talk about Dementia‟ at 11am on Thursday 6th Sept. at Mayo Co Co Offices, The Mall, Castlebar. All welcome and entry is free. Contact 094 93 64900. Carers support Group in Tuam- Ard Rí Hotel, 1st Tuesday of every month 7 - 8.30pm. Fitness Session at the Athletic Track at 8pm on Tuesday and Thursday for men and women. Contact 087 9099910. GOA Claremorris walking group every Wed @ 7pm from Cúram & Saturday @ 9:30am at the Gazebo in Clare Lake/McMahon Park. (5km walk approx.) More info @ goaclaremorris facebook /www.nonprophetorganisation.eu 085 7506104. Warmer Homes Scheme – Get Your Home Insulated for Free Clár ICH invite applications for the Warmer Homes Scheme. Criteria set down by SEAI: - Covering most of Mayo. 1. Owner occupied, non-Local Authority Homes (Proof is required). 2. Constructed before 2006. The Owner must be in receipt of one of the following: (1.) Fuel Allowance as part of the National Fuel Scheme, (2) Job Seekers Allowance for over 6 months and with children under 7 years of age. (Letter from the Dept. only, receipt not acceptable, (3) Working Family Payment, (4) One Parent Family payment (5) Domiciliary Care Allowance (6) Carer‟s Allowance** - & live with the person you are caring. For further details call 094-9371830 / 094-9373455 Barnacarroll yoga classes starting this Tuesday Sept 4th in the community centre. 10am-11.15am. Suitable for beginners / improvers. Contact Donna 0877408440. Tuam Cancer Care. Physical Activity Programme consists of 12 weeks of strengthening and stretching exercises for people who have had a cancer diagnosis. It aims to improve functional strength and flexibility, physical stamina as well as helping with pain and fatigue. Physical Activity will commence on Monday 10th September. The Strides for Life Programme was developed by the Irish Cancer Society. It is a structured walking programme which aims to bring each cancer survivor to a level of fitness helping to reduce their risk of recurrence and improve their health and quality of life. It is suitable for every fitness level. The Programme will commence on Tuesday September 11th at 9.30am. Booking is essential as places are limited. For further details or to register for the programmes please contact the centre at 093 28522. Social Dance Classes with Pat Geraghty, resumes on 3/9/18 in McWilliam Park Hotel, on Monday 8.00pm Beginners / Improvers (All Welcome). No Partners Required. Social Dancing & Music afterwards from 9.30pm to 11pm (bands occasionally) Turley Duggan Academy: Irish Dancing classes for children and adults in Claremorris, Brickens, Hollymount, Irishtown and Ballindine. Contact Caroline on 086 9191340 or Angela on 087 9408652 for more information. The Irish Cancer Society’s national conference is being held in the Clayton Hotel, Galway on September 15th from 10am – 4pm. The aim of the conference is to provide information and support to cancer survivors, those who care for them, health care professional and staff / volunteers from cancer support services. Topics include exercise, diet, mindfulness, employment and more. For more information call Breda on 01 2310 533, email [email protected] or go to www.cancer.ie to register. The conference is free of charge but registration is essential. PLC training in computing, marketing and the ECDL programme. 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