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16Th June MISSION STATEMENT Parish of Kilmovee Church of the St. Celsus’ Church, Immaculate Kilkelly Conception, Kilmovee St. Patrick’s Church, St. Joseph’s Church Glann Urlaur MISSION STATEMENT he Parish of Kilmovee is a Christian Community, committed to making everyone welcome through meeting in liturgy, prayer and friendship as we bear witness to the love and compassion of Jesus T Christ. Fáilte roimh gach éinne. Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time – 16th June THE WASHING OF FEET hen Jesus took the jug and basin in the Upper Room you’d wonder how many remembered today’s Gospel Passage when the woman W washed the feet of Jesus? Chances are the link wasn’t made but it seems likely there was a link. The woman before us in this weekend’s liturgy let her tears fall on the feet of Jesus and dried the tear soaked feet with her hair. People looked on disapprovingly but Jesus called them to a recognition of the woman and her desire for forgiveness. Her act of humility touched the heart of Jesus and he responded with words of forgiveness. Her life would never be the same. In the Upper Room, when Jesus took basin, jug and towel he too was calling the disciples to an awareness of the need to be humble, the urgency for forgiveness and to an on-going and committed service of one another and all people. The washing then, be it with the tears of the woman or the poured water from the hands of Jesus remains a model for us all. We must remain committed to looking after one another, not least the most vulnerable and defenceless in our midst. The message seems fairly clear. We need to look after one another from head to toe. Rtin BIKE WEEK Commercial Horticulture based in To celebrate bike week Kilmovee Castlerea. The Programme is targeted FRC will organise activities for but not exclusively at persons aged 16 children on Saturday June 22nd at the to 34 years who are currently Community Centre at 12 noon. This unemployed. For details contact DSP year we hope to add to what we have Employment Services on (090) done in previous years and have dif- 6626802, your local FAS office or the ferent tutors and ideas on board. The course Co-ordinator Stella Sweetnam day will end with a family cycle start- on (086)8101424. ing at the centre about 2.30pm. Places URLAUR ABBEY CONCERT will be limited, to book your place PLEASE PRAY FOR On Sunday next, June 23rd, Mayo please contact Kilmovee Family Re- Concert Orchestra will perform a We remember at this time, Kathleen source Centre on 0949649814 Saunders, Culclare who died special concert in Urlaur Abbey at earlier this week in Birmingham LOTTO NEWS 8pm This promises to be a wonderful (sister-in-law of Tom O’Reilly, The lotto numbers drawn for occasion in a spectacular setting and Rathnagussane), Marie Callaghan Saturday June 8th were 1,4,13,14, is part of the preparations for “The (aunt of Marie Regan, Egool), all who There was no winner. Next weeks Gathering” to be held in August. See died recently and those whose jackpot is €3150. June monthly www.urlaurpattern.com (If weather is anniversaries occur around this time. draw winners are Barry Duffy, not favourable the concert will be in May they rest in peace. Kilmovee, free lotto 2014, Gerry St Joseph’s Church, Urlaur) All are Mullen, Kilmovee €50, and €25 each welcome. Please let friends know to Paul Moffatt, Kilmovee and Mary and share the invitation! LOURDES PILGRIMAGE Killala-Achonry Diocesan Pilgrimage and Mattie Hunt, Kilkelly. The MONTH’S MIND MASS to Lourdes 2013 led by Bishop John Kellogs GAA cul camps will take There will be a Month’s Mind Mass Fleming and Bishop Brendan Kelly. place in Kilmovee pitch from for the late Michael Duffy, Lurga, in Spiritual Directors: Fr. Kieran Monday July 22nd to Friday 26th. Charlestown Parish Church on Holmes, Killala Diocese and Fr. John For more information log-on to Thursday next at 8pm Maloney Achonry Diocese. From the www.kelloggsculcamps.gaa.ie Good 23rd-28th August, departs from Knock. luck to Jerry Towey in the World SUPPORT GROUP 5 nights full board accommodation in Paracycycling Championships in The next meeting of the brain injury the Hotel Agena. Price €695 To book Spain. support group is on Monday 17th June in Le Cheile Family Resource a place on this pilgrimage, please SUMMER SOLSTICE contact the following: Pilgrim centre, Tucker St, Castlebar at Section: Michael Walkin, Ballina, CONCERTS 7.30pm. this meeting is for people JWT representative on 086-6080763. Roscommon Summer Solstice who have experienced a Aneurism, Assisted/Invalid Pilgrim Section: Concerts: Be a part of something very stroke, or as a result of an accident. Mary Loftus on 096-31462 See special – 100 performers present 2 All relatives, friends are welcome to www.achonrydiocese.org for further hours of wonderful music and its all come along. more information call details of the pilgrimage. FREE! The Roscommon Summer Peggy 0871685554 Solstice Choir Concerts brings KILKELLY & DISTRICT together a 100 strong choir from all PARISH MAGAZINE DEVELPOMENT CO. corners of the county to perform 3 The Committee of the local The Annual General Meeting of very special concerts of hope and magazine, “Kilkelly/Kilmovee Its Kilkelly & District Development Co. inspiration. Join us for the first People and Its Places” is currently Ltd., will be held on Monday 24th concert in St. Joseph’s Church, Boyle th compiling the 7th edition. If you June 2013 at 8.30pm in Kilkelly on Sunday 16 of June at 8pm. The have any stories/photos that you Community Centre. All welcome to second concert will be held in would like to have included in this St. Nathy’s Cathedral, attend. st year's book, please contact any Ballaghaderreen on Friday 21 June committee member or email “PUT OUT FROM at 8pm. Remember, admission is free [email protected] THE SHORE” and any voluntary donations made on as soon as possible. the evening will be distributed to An invitation from Bishop Brendan three charities: Western Alzheimers, Kelly to join him and some priests of KILKELLY LIBRARY the diocese of Achonry on a Three Mayo Roscommon Hospice and Kilkelly Library is open every Day Pilgrimage to Lough Derg from St. Vincent de Paul. For more details Thursday from 12noon till 6pm. New July 1st-3rd. Anybody who is visit www.rossummerconcets.com members welcome. Please support. interested can contact any local COURSE IN priest, or Fr. John Maloney at HORTICULTURE WESTERN CARE 094-9367031, or the Diocesan Office The annual Western Care door to FAS in conjunction with National at 094-9860021 before June 17. door collection is now taking place Learning Network, Castlerea are More details are available on in the parish. Thank you for your inviting applications for places on the www.achonrydiocese.org continued support. FETAC Level 5 course in MINISTRIES NEXT WEEK Square Kilkelly. Everyone welcome will be further lessons beginning to come along 12th Aug for Beginners and 19th Aug for Safety levels. Details for URLAUR: LADIES CLUB SS Reader: Alex McDonnell registration will follow shortly The ladies club summer social will . Eucharist: Nuala Hawkins take place on Wednesday 19th June Offertory: Volunteers PLANT SALE at 7:30pm in Kilmovee Community Servers: As Arranged 'National Learning Network (NLN) Centre. Come along and enjoy our in Castlerea are holding a plant sale KILMOVEE: final meeting before the summer every morning from 9.00am-12 noon SS Reader: Julie Horan break. Not the weather for a BBQ on Wednesday 19th , Thursday 20th Eucharist: Mary Roddy this year but as always there will be and Friday the 21st of June. Yvonne Offertory: Volunteers plenty of food and chat. All Rogan, an NLN staff member is Servers: K Roddy, K O’Dowd, welcome. Members €3 and guests currently undertaking rigorous N O’Dowd, K Kenneally, S Towey €5. Raffle on the night. training and fundraising in order to GLANN: COMMUNITY GAMES raise money for our centre in SS Reader: Marie Horan The county athletic finals will take Castlerea by climbing Kilimanjaro in Eucharist: Mary T Duffy place in Claremorris race track on October. The sale will take place at Offertory: Volunteers Sunday 23rd June starting at 9am. the tunnels located beside Castlerea Servers: Z. Loftus & A. Henry It is advisable to take a copy of the Fire station (opposite the railway station). KILKELLY: competitors birth cert as they will SS Reader: Cathy Gallagher require it in the event of qualifying MAYO CANCER SUPPORT Eucharist: Marian Cafferkey for the national finals in Athlone in A Support Group meeting for people Offertory: As Arranged August. living with or surviving cancer will Servers: As Arranged take place at Rock Rose House, ZUMBA CAMP Castlebar on Thursday 20th June at Kilmovee Family Resource Centre ICA OUTING 7pm. More information from 094 hopes to run a summer camp for 9038407 Thursday 20th June 2013. Visiting children from the 8th to 12th July. It Bunratty Castle & Folk Park, will cost €50 per child. It is for boys followed by shopping in Limerick and girls from 7-13yrs. To run the BRIGHTSPARKS City and an evening meal in class we will need approximately 20 PLAYSCHOOL Limerick (optional). The bus will children. To book your place please Brightsparks Preschool Lisacul still depart from The Square Kilkelly at contact Kilmovee family resource on has places available for enrolment in 8am. There will be a break on the 094 9649814. A deposit of €20 will Sept. 2013. We operate a morning journey down for light refreshments be required.
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