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Sunday 23Rd August 2020 Our Churches: Derrinturn & Kilshanroe Carbury Parish Newsletter Sunday 23rd August 2020 Our Churches: Derrinturn & Kilshanroe Very Rev Fr. John Fitzpatrick P.P. Tel: 046 9553355 Very Rev Fr. Alphonsus Murphy P.E. Tel: 046 9553020 Parish Website: www.carburyparish.ie Email: [email protected] Carbury Parish. Kildare & Leighlin Website: www.kandle.ie Eircode: Holy Trinity Church Derrinturn W91XN35 Eircode: Church of the Holy Family Kilshanroe A83XW11 Parish Office Opening Hours: Monday to Thursday 9.30am to 5pm, Friday 9.30am to 2pm. For all bookings, newsletter items, and general queries please call 046 9553355. Kilshanroe Church- Masses and other liturgical ceremonies will be streamed live on the Parish website via webcam on www.carburyparish.ie. Derrinturn Church Mass Times Kilshanroe Church Mass Times Monday 10am Monday Adoration until 12 Midnight Via Facebook/Webcam 10am Tuesday Via Tuesday Facebook/Webcam 10am Wednesday Via Wednesday 9am Mass Facebook/Webcam Via Webcam 10am Thursday Thursday Adoration for Priestly Vocations Via Facebook/Webcam 10am Friday Via Friday Facebook/Webcam 10am Saturday Saturday 7.30pm Mass Via Facebook/Webcam Via Webcam 11am 9.30am Mass Sunday Sunday Via Webcam Via Facebook/Webcam Next Week’s Gospel: Mt 16:21-27 Mass arrangements: Mass will be broadcast every morning live on Facebook at 10am with Fr Fitzpatrick, and on Saturday night at 7.30pm live on webcam from Kilshanroe Church and Sunday morning at 9.30am live from Kilshanroe Church. Anniversary masses: that are on weekdays will be included in the Facebook mass with Fr Fitzpatrick and Anniversaries for the weekend are on the webcam Masses with Fr Murphy at the weekends. First Holy Communion: The First Holy Communion will still be going ahead as usual on Saturday and Sunday, as we are still within the guidelines. 2019 Derrinturn Kilshanroe Sat 22nd August 10am 7.30pm Tony Dixon, Queenship of the Anniversary. Larry & May Blessed Virgin Mary Martin and Deceased Members of the Martin Family, Drehid. Sun 23rd August 11am 9.30am Peter Dixon. Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time Mon 24th August Adoration until 12 Midnight St Bartholomew 10am Michael Machugh, Anniversary Mass. Tues 25th August 10am Theresa Sweeney (née) Connolly, St Joseph Calasanz Watford, England and formerly of Ticknevin. Wed 26th August 10am Helen & Jimmy Everard, also James 9am Mass. Via Webcam. St David Lewis Kelly Whelahan, Dreenane. Thurs 27th August 10am Joe Reilly, Parsonstown, St Monica Anniversary. Fri 28th August 10am Griff Owen, 10th Anniversary. St Augustine Sat 29th August 10am 7.30pm Theresa St John the Baptist O’Connor, Anniversary. Sun 30th August 11am Joan Tobin, Anniversary, also 9.30am Jimmy Shegar & Twenty-Second remembering her Son Brendan, also Members of the Shegar & Sunday in Ordinary Margaret Monahan, Anniversary. John Monaghan Families. Time Joseph Robinson. May Considine, 100th Birthday Remembrance, also Her Husband Thomas, Birthday Remembrance. Please remember in your prayers, Joseph (Joe) Duffy, Cloona, Kilshanroe, Co. Kildare. Lily O’Neill (née Kenny), Trinity Crescent, Derrinturn, Carbury, Co. Kildare. May They Rest in Peace. Job Vacancy – Naas, Sallins, Two Mile House parishes The Parishes of Naas, Sallins and Two Mile House are served by the one Parish Team. Our pastoral area comprises a population of approximately 31,000 parishioners. Incorporating nine primary schools and five secondary schools. We are currently seeking to recruit a suitably qualified person for the following position, Youth Pastoral Minister (Full time, Permanent). Please see www.naasparish.ie for a detailed job description. Wallet Found: A ladies River Island Wallet has been found between Pender’s Cross and the Mushroom Factory, please contact the parish office for more information on 046- 9553355. COVID-19 Support Line for Older People: ALONE manage a national support line and additional supports for older people who have concerns or are facing difficulties relating to the outbreak of COVID-19 (Coronavirus). Professional staff are available to answer queries and give advice and reassurance where necessary. The support line is open seven days a week, 8am - 8pm, by calling 0818 222 024. St Vincent De Paul: are looking for new members as soon as possible for Carbury and Broadford, they are also looking for volunteers to do some Book Keeping. You can contact them on 089-7090442. Mass Bouquets: are available in usual outlets and from the Parish Office. The Parish opening hours are 9.30am to 5pm Monday to Thursday and 9.30am to 2.00pm Friday. Carbury GAA Lotto took place on Monday the 17th of August. The Lotto numbers drawn were 3, 8, 11, 24, and the bonus ball was 10. There was 2 winners of the match 3 who each won €100. Next week’s draw takes place Monday the 24th of August. Next week’s Jackpot is €7,800. Dates for First Communion Derrinturn School Ticknevin School Saturday 22nd August 10am Saturday 29th August at 10am Sunday 23rd August 11am Kilshanroe School Dates to be decided. First Holy Communions: Hi everyone just to confirm the communions will all be going ahead over the next few weeks, if the weather is not good a tent will be set up to cater for this, also Fr Murphy will be saying mass live on webcam from Kilshanroe at 7.30pm on Saturday and Sunday at 9.30am, also mass will be broadcast live on Facebook week morning's at 10am with Fr Fitzpatrick, we will keep you updated on any changes. Thank you all and stay safe. A new pilgrimage on Lough Derg’s lakeshore Walk and Pray in the Lough Derg tradition on 16, 18, 22, 26 & 30 August. At times in the 1600s and 1700s when Station Island was closed by the Penal Laws, pilgrims undertook a form of pilgrimage on the lough shore. Walk in their footsteps. Contact 0 (0353) 71 9861518 or [email protected] for details. Numbers are limited. Advance booking essential. A Prayer for Kildare & Leighlin Diocese: Gracious God, Your Spirit has always been present in the Church as it adapted to changing pastoral needs and circumstances. We ask You to send your Spirit upon the people of Kildare & Leighlin as we journey in faith through this time of transition. Give us a spirit of openness, that we might follow where You are leading. Give us a spirit of courage that we might take the steps You invite us to take. Give us a spirit of charity, that we might journey together in mutual love and respect. Bless us as a faith community who trace our origins to Brigid, Conleth and Laserian. May we be outstanding in charity as St. Brigid of Kildare. May we be constant in faith as St. Conleth of Old Connell. May we be wise and prayerful as St. Laserian of Leighlin. Help us to respond generously to the call of our baptism, and use our gifts in sevice of each other. May each of us be a living witness to a Kingdom of truth and freedom, justice and peace, in our homes, in our parishes, in our diocese and in the wider world. We ask this through Christ, Our Lord. Amen. 2020 Netwatch Carer of the Year Family Carers Ireland are now accepting nominations for the 2020 Netwatch Carer of the Year. If you know of someone who is looking after a loved one at home and would like to recognise them for everything that they do, you can nominate online at www.familycarers.ie or contact the local office on 0567721424 for a form. Nominations are also being accepted for Young Carer of the Year. Now more than ever it is time to recognise the valuable contribution that family carers bring to society. Carbury Carers: are back in action and we need your support more than ever! We are resuming our raffle, which was postponed at Easter due to COVID-19. All who have purchased tickets to date are still included. Anyone who wishes to buy tickets can contact Anne at 085-7677652. We also have our fabulous volunteers out selling tickets. Thanks to all for your help also thanks to everyone who has supported us so far. Due to the pandemic, we are in urgent need of as much fundraising support as possible so if you would like to support us with an event or activities please do get in touch with committee members as we need all the help we can get in these challenging times. The raffle prize winners will be announced 25th August and the prizes are as follows: 1st Prize – Large hamper 2nd Prize - Hamper 3rd Prize – Voucher 4th Prize – Bottle of wine & chocolates Many thanks to all for your continued support. All fund raised go directly to support local Carers in Carbury. VACANCIES IN CARBURY Carbury Community Employment has the following vacancies: (1) Grounds Person for Derrinturn Graveyard. Job No. CES-2153331 (2) Cleaner for Carbury GAA Club. Job No. CES-2153332 To apply for these vacancies: Please contact your local Social Welfare Office to check your eligibility. The Job Reference Number will be required. Please send a CV to Carbury Community Employment Scheme, Allenwood Enterprise Park, Allenwood, Naas, Co. Kildare. Email: [email protected] Wedding ring: A man’s ring was found after Sundays First Communion in Derrinturn Church grounds please contact the Parish Office on 046 - 9553355. FACE COVERINGS IN CHURCHES At this time, both in Northern Ireland and in the Republic of Ireland, the governments have not formally made mandatory the wearing of face coverings at services of worship. This is, in part, due to the fact that as churches we are committed to maintaining 2 metre physical distancing between household groups and strict adherence to all government guidance on hand hygiene, cleaning, ventilation etc.
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