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Mass Intentions for the Week Ballyovey Parish (Partry & Tuar Mhic Éadaigh) Newsletter Sunday 14th February 2016 Fr John Kenny Tel: (094) 9543013 Email: [email protected] Mass Intentions for the Week Saturday Tuar Mhic Éadaigh :8.00pm(13th Feb. ) Mary & Micky Dolan Anniv & DM of Lydon & Dolan Families Lower Churchfield. Sunday Partry : 10.00am.(14th Feb.) John & Ann Lally Carawinn (Anniv) & DMF Patrick Burke & DMF Portroyal (Anniv) Sunday: Tuar Mhic Éadaigh :(11.30am) (14th Feb.) Michael Heneghan Derassa & Chicago. Stiophán & Nellie Donoghue & DMF. Martin & Ellen Coyne & DMF. Kate & Peter Sheridan & DMF (Anniv) Monday Partry 8.00am.(During Lent) People of the Parish Tuesday: Tuar Mhic Éadaigh: 10.00am. Thomas& Catherine O’Malley& son Patrick Ballybannon. Tommy Durkin Wednesday Partry: 10.00am Special Intentions Friday An Bunan: 6.30am. Peggy Leen (Nee Dermody) Chicago & Gortnacullin (M.M.) Saturday Partry :11.00am(20th Feb. ) Rita Mardon (nee Staunton) Essex & Ballygarry followed by burial of Ashes at Ballyovey Cemetry. Saturday Tuar Mhic Éadaigh :8.00pm(20th Feb. ) Philomena & Gerard Ronan & DMF Lower Churchfield (Anniv) John Lally Chicago & Derryveeney (M.M) Paddy & Mary Lydon & DMF Cappaduff (Anniv) Sunday Partry : 10.00am.(21st Feb.) Tom & Maie Heneghan & son Tommie Ballinern. Paddy & Margaret Sheridan & Grandaughter Niamh Lawless & DMF. Sunday: Tuar Mhic Éadaigh :(11.30am) (21st ) Paddy Hoban Shanvallyard (1st Anniv) The DM of the Burke Family Gortnacullin. Michael Heneghan. Sean Lydon (Mhic) Killateeaun & DM of the Middleton & Haydan Families Cappaduff. Kathleen A. McGing Heneghan Chicago (M.M.) & DMF. Please pray for Mary Hefferon Helping one person might not Annual General Meeting of Mayo Ballycastle & Ballintubber sister of Branch of Retired Civil & Public Serv- Chris Barnicle . Peter Conway change the whole world, but it ants Association will take place in Wel- Srah . Tom Walsh Tuam brother of could change the world for one come Inn Hotel, Castlebar on Wednes- Joni Hayes Ballintubber & all who’s person day next February 17th at 11.00 am. anniversary occur at this time. Light refreshments served. Representa- May they rest in peace. tive from Hospital Saturday Fund will attend. New members welcome. En- Tuar Mhic Éadaigh: Mary Conroy & quires : 086 6026078. Mary Moran Eucharistic Adoration In Lenten Trocaire Boxes are available at Partry Monday from 6pm Servers: Partry: Team D A the back of the Church. Theme this Tuar Mhic Éadaigh Team E & C Lenten Gospel Reflections year is “ Join the fight for justice”. Mondays’ of Lent in Partry Partry Tea Morning will take place Walk with me Lent edition €1 is a Church 6.30pm-7pm. All welcome this Sunday 6th March Carrawina, prayer and scripture journey for the Cloonlagheen, season of lent. (available after Mass) Readers Partry: Sunday Michael Taize Hour Mondays 8-9pm in Dorter McKeon Church Collection: Feb 6/7th Partry Ballintubber Abbey. €388.90 Tuar Mhic Éadaigh agus An Reader Tuar Mhic Éadaigh Bunán €870.75 Thank You. Ballinrobe Musical Society present the Sat: Noreen Maloney “Adams Family” Feb 14th-20th at Ball- Sun: Tomás Ó hÉanachain Bingo in Partry Community Centre, inrobe Community School 8pm Contact every Monday at 8:45 p. m. There Eucharist Ministers Partry will be all the usual raffles & Jackpots. 094-9542907 or- www.ballinrobemusicsociety.com John Staunton, Cathy O’Neill & Eleanor Confirmation Parents Meeting Thurs- Mannion day Feb 25th in Tourmakeady N.S. Knock Shrine is holding a free weekend th th Eucharist Ministers Tuar Mhic Éadaigh event on March 12 and 13 to cele- De Sath: Michael John Casey & Aíne Uí Ballintubber Octo Centenary Anniver- brate the Jubilee of Mercy.‘Engaging sary Lecture Wednesday 9th March the Heart’ starts at 10am on Saturday Chenghaile th Dé Domh: Martin O’Neill & Mary Sher- 8pm in the Abbey ‘The Cromwellian March 12 (please register parish idan Impact West of the Shannon’ groups in advance). Further infor- If you have any information (local mation from Knock Shrine, (094) Church Care Team Partry; Kitty Joyce, history, folklore) about Cromwell in 9388100 Eleanor Mannion, Ann Burke & Mary this area. Please contact Fr Frank or Staunton. [email protected] Please take a copy of the letter at the back of the church. Tourmakeady Social Media & IT Club Is or activities there is “An evening to Focal Scoir twitter making you feel like a twit? explore new interests and activities to Can’t play your YouTube videos? Are enhance your life” on Monday March Go gcoinne Dia fonn agus áthas you not ‘liking' Facebook? Want to use 7th at 7.30 p.m. For booking or further orainn chun leas ár n-anama Skype and can’t? Would you like to use information call the Family Centre at more of the smarts in your smart 094 9025900 phone? Do you want to upload photos, Coláiste Néifinn in now enrolling for Knock Counselling Centre presents an create an email address, know more about your tablet etc. Drop in with its 2016 summer course for 12 to 18yr evening seminar on The Emotional Im- olds which will run from June 27th - pact of Diabetes on Families on Thurs- your gadgets or gizmo’s any Tuesday from 8 – 9 pm the club is on Tuesdays July 8th in Castlebar. For further infor- day 25th February 7.30pm to 9.00pm. mation call 0873573778 or visit our €10 per person. 094 9375032. until the end of March in Halla Tuar Mhic Éadaigh website atwww.colaisteneifinn.com Great Lakes Challenge Series Launch Scoláireachtaí Printíseachta / Training St Anthony’s Special School Castlebar Many thanks to all who supported the Enrolment Day 16th Feb 1p,-3.30pm launch. Apprenticeships Tá Údarás na Gael- tachta ag tairiscint Scoláireachtaí 094-9022661 Post: Comhordaitheoir Pleanála Teanga Printíseachta gur fiú níos mó ná €2,000 A meeting of the Mayo Stoma Support á lorg do LPT Dúiche Sheoigheach & an ceann iad d'iarrthóirí le cáilíocht Group will take place on Thursday Tuar Mhic Éadaigh. Tá Coiste Stiúrtha mar cheardaí a bhaint amach. Ní mór 18th February at 7pm in Rock Rose Pleanála Teanga Dhúiche Sheoigheach d’iarrthóirí a bheith sé bliana déag & Tuar Mhic Éadaigh ag lorg tairiscintí d’aois ar a laghad agus na House, Castlebar. Guest speaker will ó eagrais nó dhaoine aonair atá cáilithe buncháilíochtaí seo a leanas a bheith attend. New members welcome i réimse na pleanála teanga le seirbhís a acu: Teastas Grúpa/ Meanteastas/ Are you at Risk of Heart Attack or chur ar fáil trí chomhordú a dhéanamh Teastas Sóisearach, le pas i gcúig ábhar Stroke. Are you worried about a friend ar thionscadal pleanála teanga. Beidh nó a chomhionann. Tá matamait- or family member? are your arteries an té/eagras a fhostófar ag obair faoi ic riachtanach i gcás printíseachtaí becoming stiffer than normal. Call 087 stiúir an choiste chun staid reatha na áirithe; nó réamhchúrsa printíseachta -7151623 lines are open 7 Gaeilge sa limistéar a mheas agus plean atá aitheanta ag SOLAS; nó os cionn days.www.pulsewaveireland.net teanga a ullmhú i gcomhpháirtíocht 16 bliain d’aois agus taithí aitheanta leis an gcoiste dá réir. Tuilleadh eolais acu sa cheird le trí bliana. Is Anam Cara is holding its monthly Par- agus Téarmaí Tagartha ar fáil ó d’iarrthóirí Gaeltachta le Gaeilge líofa ent Evening on Thursday 18th of Febru- Chomharchumann Dhúiche na scoláireachtaí seo. Tuilleadh eolais ary 2016 from 19:30 to 21:00 in the Sheoigheach Teo. ach glaoch a chur ar agus foirm iarratais ar fáil ó http:// Family Centre, Chapel Street, Castlebar, 094-9548031 nó r-phost chuig www.udaras.ie/oiliuint-fostaiocht/ Co. Mayo (weather dependent). All [email protected]. Seol iarratas mar tionscnaimh-oiliuna/printiseachtai nó Anam Cara Services are available free aon le CV, roimh 5.00i.n. Dé hAoine glaoigh ar 091 503139 / 091 of charge to bereaved parents. 20ú Feabhra 2016 chuig: Bainisteoir, 503121. Ní mór foirm iarratais C.D.S. Teo, Corr na Móna, Co. na comhlánaithe a bheith ar ais roimh 26 Gaillimhe. Feabhra 2016. The ‘24 Hours for the Lord’ initiative promoted by Pope Francis, will take ‘Out of the Woods 8K’ Sunday place throughout the Church in Ireland 14th February 2pm from Halla Tuar Self Care to Wellness programme start- on March 4th and 5th during which Mhic Éadaigh this Sunday to walk/run ing in Ballinrobe – If you have a long the Sacrament of Reconciliation will be the ‘Out of the Woods 8K’ . Good op- term health condition this programme widely available over a continuous 24 portunity to practice on the route in may be of interest to you! If you are hours period of time. preparation for the 8K taking place the living with a long term heath condition following Saturday 20thFebruary at 12. you may be interested in doing the “Self Ballintubber/Partry Over 55 Club trip But also for anyone who wants to get in Care to Wellnessprogramme”. This is a to Killarney. Staying in Castlerosse Ho- some exercise. All Welcome! six week programme delivered in 2.5 tel, travelling with JMG Travel Tours hour weekly sessions where you will For further details contact Helen 087- Tourmakeady ‘Out of the Woods’ 8K learn new skills to manage your health Mini-marathon takes place next Satur- 6683495 before 22nd Feb. th condition on a day to day basis. day 20 February at 12 O’Clock. Regis- This Programme will commence tration from 10.30 am in Halla Tuar “Mayo Stroke Support Group meeting on Tuesday the 23rd of February 2016 th Mhich Éadaigh. Prizes and refresh- is on Thurs. 25 February 2016 @ in Tacu Family Resource 11.00am-1pm in the Harlequin Hotel, ments afterwards in the hall. Please Centre from 10 am – 12.30 pm. You note there will be some road re- Castlebar”. must register in advance as places are strictions will be in place during the limited.
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