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3Rd November 2019.Pub Parish Of Drumragh Parish Of Drumragh www.drumraghparish.com Sacred Heart Church Email:[email protected] St Mary’s Church, Drumragh Thirty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time 3rd November 2019 Sunday Cycle C Weekday Cycle 1 ‘It is a holy and wholesome thought to pray for the dead that they may be loosed from their sins’. 2 Macc v 12-46. Drumragh Service of Remembrance of the Dead In this month of November we pray for our deceased relatives and friends. On Friday 15 th November at 7.30 pm we gather in the Sacred Heart Church to pray for all who died during the past year in our parish. Relatives of everyone who has died are especially welcome to pray with us this evening. When the name of your loved one is called out publicly, you are invited to bring forward a lit candle which will be available to you in the middle of the church and place it at the Baptismal font – our symbol of new life. Cappagh Remembrance of the Dead • Mountfield Blessing of the Graves will be today (Sunday) after the 10am Mass • Greenhill Cemetery Remembrance Service for Greenhill Cemetery will also take place today (Sunday) in Christ the King Church at 7 pm. • Annual Mass of Remembrance of our beloved deceased, who died in our Parish in the past year will take place on Tuesday 5 th November at 7.30 pm in St Mary’s Church, Killyclogher. If you have a family member who died in the past year but didn't live in the parish, and you would like them included in this Mass, please contact the parish office by 3pm on Monday 4 th November. Parish Contact Details Mass & Confession Times Emergency Number 07 858776533 Mass Times (Only to be used in case of emergency) Sacred Heart Church Baptismal Team 07895557359 Vigil : Saturday at 6.00 pm Parish Office 028 8224 2092 Sunday : 9 am, 11 am & 12.30 pm 48 Brook Street, Omagh BT78 5HD Monday - Thursday: 10 am & 7.30 pm Email: [email protected] First Friday: 10 am & 7.30 pm Fr Eugene Hasson P.P. 028 8224 3011 52 Brook Street, Omagh BT78 5HE Saturday: 10 am Mass Email: [email protected] St Mary’s Drumragh : Sunday at 10 am Fr Christopher McDermott 028 8224 2092 Adoration: Wed @ 10.30 am - 7.15 pm 48 Brook Street, Omagh BT78 5HD Confession Times Email: [email protected] Thursday: After 10 am Mass & 6.30 - Fr Ignacy Saniuta 028 8224 2092 7.15 pm Email: [email protected] Saturday: 10.30 am - 12.30 pm & After Sacred Heart Church (Sacristy) 8225 2152 Vigil Mass Page 2 Parish of Drumragh Feasts of the Week Visitation of the Sick & Housebound Week Beginning Sunday 3 rd November Each of our priests will visit the sick and Monday 4 – St Charles Borromeo, bishop housebound in the following order this Tuesday 5 – St Martin de Porres, religious month. Please note the proposed plan. If Wednesday 6 – All the Saints of Ireland you live close to or know anyone who Thursday 7 – St Wilibrord, bishop and receives a visit – please inform them of missionary this schedule – thank you very much. Saturday 9 – The Dedication of the Lateran Monday 4 th November Basilica Fr. Christopher McDermott - DERRY ROAD Sacred Heart Church Gortmore Park/ Derry Road/ Gortmore 7.30 pm Mass Intentions Gardens/ Ashgrove Park/ Brookmount Tuesday Sarah Colton – 1st Anniversary Crescent/ Convent View Friday Bridget & Terence O’Neill – 1st Fr. Eugene Hasson – TAMLAGHT Anniversary ROAD Tamlaght Road/ Ardmore Avenue/ Baptisms Ardmore Heights/ Ardmore Crescent/ We welcome into our Christian Community: Sperrin Close / Sperrin Park/ Shandon Conor Michael Raflewski Park/ Sperrin View/ Glenard Road. James Thomas Snow TUESDAY 5 th November Logan Paul O’Donnell Fr. Christopher McDermott – DROMORE ROAD/GALLOWS HILL Recent Weddings East View/ Fairmount Avenue/ O’Kane We congratulate the following Park/ Hillbank Fold, James Street. couples who were married here Fr. Eugene Hasson – BROOKMOUNT recently: ROAD Orla Sheridan & Gareth Moore Brookfield Close/ Brook Valley/ May the grace of the sacrament Centenary Park/ Strule Park/ Culmore remain with them all their lives. Gardens/ Brookmount Rise / Brookmount Road/ Gortrush Drive Prayer for Priests Monday 11 th November We ask for your prayers for Fr. Ignacy Saniuta – RURAL the following priests this VISITATION week: Doogary Road/ Drum Road/ Sunday 3 rd November – Fr Drumconnelly Road/ Tattyreagh Road/ Christopher Ferguson Edergole Road/ Ballynahatty Road/ Monday 4 th November – Fr Tattysallagh Road/ Ballygowans/ Bracken John P Forbes Road/ Deerpark. Tuesday 5 th November – Fr Paul Fraser Tuesday 12 th November Wednesday 6 th November – Fr Edward Fr. Ignacy Saniuta – KEVLIN ROAD/ Gallagher DUBLIN ROAD Thursday 7 th November – Fr John Gallagher Sunningdale/ Cannondale/ Anderson Friday 8 th November – Fr Malachy Gardens/ Townview Avenue South/ Kevlin Gallagher Road/ Cannonhill/ Kevlin Gardens/ Saturday 9 th November – Fr John Farren Belvedere Park. Thirty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 3 Parish Draw Candelabras The next Parish Draw will take place on New candelabras have been installed in the Tuesday 5 th November before the Bingo in St Sacred Heart Church for your use and Joseph’s Hall. Promoters are asked to bring devotion. Warning: in the interests of their returns to the Hall between 6.15 pm and health and safety do not remove any of the 8 pm sharp. holders or candles from the candelabras. Candles should not be lit in any other part of Baptismal Preparation the church without permission. As part of the Parish Baptismal Preparation parents are invited to attend a Baptismal Derry Diocesan Society Preparation evening before booking the The following names have been added to the list of Deceased Members of the Derry baptism. The next evening will be in the th Pastoral Centre on Monday 11 th November at Diocesan Society for the quarter ending 30 8 pm. Contact 0789 555 7359. September: Frank Donnelly, Bodelwyddan, North Eucharistic Adoration Wales Eucharistic adoration takes place every Catherine Monteith, 20 Ardmore Crescent Wednesday from 10.30 am to 7.15pm in the Monica Rodgers, 39 Shandon Park Sacred Heart Church. On the Wednesdays in Tony McBride, 88 Culmore Park November, our prayer intentions are for the Monica Gillespie, 28 Derry Road souls of the faithful departed, especially Francie Loughran, 29 Tattysallagh Road those whom we have known and loved. We Leo McBride, Bracken Vale remember also those who have no-one to Belinda Burke, Centenary Park pray for them. Bishop Séamus Hegarty We pray that all who sleep in Christ find in your presence, light, happiness and peace. Indian Children Sponsorship Group The annual sponsorship money/donation is Day of Renewal in Mellon Hotel, Omagh now due and can be paid to Phil Mullan (028 Sunday 10 th November 2019 8224 7289) or to Una McMaugh (028 8554 Registration from 9 am – Mass at 3.30 pm 8070). Many thanks to all for your continued Speaker – Fr Brendan Walsh SAC support, giving an education to the poor and Cost: £25 (includes lunch, tea & coffee) deprived children. Your help is much Booking Essential – Call 0787 641 1435, appreciated. Money can also be left in Top 0759 660 9041 or 028 8224 2092. Email: News. New sponsors are always welcome. [email protected] Ulster Project Leaders SVP Annual Sale Ulster Project is an undertaking of the main SVP famous sale is on Saturday 16 th Christian Churches to help teenagers here November 2019 from 1 pm to 5 pm in St become the foundation of a reconciled and Joseph’s Hall. Usual delightful bargains better society. Leaders may be needed. If will include: Bric-a-brac, toys, flowers, you are aged 21 or over and are free to be books, home bakes, miscellaneous involved weekly, January to mid June here furnishings, hand-made items, as well as a and for a month in America – introduce some big draws! Please leave all donated yourself in writing to: Fr Kevin Mullan, 257 items at Vincent’s, Castle Street, as soon as Dooish Road, Drumquin, BT78 4RA. possible. Please mark all items ‘SALE’. St Eugene’s Hall, Clanabogan • Baxter Irish Dancing Class Every Tuesday 6.15 – 7.30 pm. Enquiries to 0780 876 3185 St Joseph’s Hall • Bowls Every Wednesday @ 8 pm (New Members Welcome) Mon 7 pm Adult Irish Dance Class • Youth Club Every Friday: Juniors 7 – for Retired Dancers. 8.30 pm ; Seniors 8.30 – 10 pm Tues 9 am/10 am Weightwatchers Paths Group Omagh 2.30 pm Colmcille Club The Paths Group, Omagh will hold its 9 pm Bingo - Jackpot £1000 annual service of reflection and hope for Wed 5.45 pm - Baxter School of those bereaved by suicide on Sunday 10 th Dancing November at 2.30 pm in the Tara Centre, 8 pm St Joseph’s Ladies Club Campsie. The service provides an Sat 1.45 pm Groogan O’Doherty opportunity for those affected by suicide to School of Dancing remember a loved one and to share For all enquiries about booking and experiences with other bereaved families. access to St Joseph’s Hall, please call There will be poems and readings, lighting the Parish Office on 028 8224 2092 of remembrance candles and music and during office hours. songs appropriate for the occasion. The key speaker will be Fr Brian Darcy. Useful Telephone Numbers Refreshments will be served afterwards. PIONEERS 07775810297 Sounds of the Season A celebration of Christmas Music with ACCORD 8224 2439 Paschal McAnenly and special guests: Malachi Cush, Conor McGinty, Lauren AL-ANON FAMILY 9068 2368 McCrory and The McBennett Sisters. Musical Director is Plunkett McGartland. ALCOHOLICS 9043 4848 Proceeds in aid of parish funds.
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