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EYRECOURT MEELICK CLONFERT Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time EYRECOURT MEELICK CLONFERT Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Rev. Fr. Declan McInerney P.P. GAA LOTTO DRAW Lotto results for the 5/7/21. No jackpot winner. Numbers were. 8. Office (090) 9675113 9. 17. 18. Next week’s jackpot will be €17,300. Also 4 extra dips for a ticket in our camogie Email: [email protected] fundraising quad draw on July 17th were given away and will be done next Monday as well ACCORD BALLINASLOE Facebook Page Parish of Eyrecourt, Meelick & Clonfert Going through a difficult time in your relationship? Maybe we can help…ACCORD Ballinasloe is open Parish Webcam www.churchservices.tv/Clonfert for face-to-face counselling in a safe environment. For more information call 09096 43573 or 086 MASS INTENTIONS FOR WEEK 12TH July to 18TH July 4149033 or email [email protected] St Brendan’s Church Eyrecourt LOUGH DERG 2021 Lough Derg regrets that it will not be possible in 2021 to reopen Station Island for the Traditional Three Day Pilgrimage or even for the autumn programme of Day Retreats The Wednesday 14th July at 9.30am outdoor Pilgrimage on the Lough Shore Pilgrim Path will be available as the summer goes on. Thursday 15th July at 9.30am Further information from Lough Derg office 0(0353) 71 9861518 or www.loughderg.org. Friday 16th July at 9.00 am FOOT CARE MOBILE, Foot Health Practitioner Service, House Calls available day and ST. FRANCIS CHURCH MEELICK evenings Contact Maura on 0868053671 to arrange appointment. th GALWAY CENTRE FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING Saturday 17 July Vigil Mass at 6.30pm Galway Centre for Independent living have been supplying Caring/Assisting Services to Our Lady of Clonfert Church older persons and persons with disabilities since 1994. Due to an increased demand for Sunday 18th July Mass at 10.30am our services in Homecare and our Personal Assistance Service to People with disabilities we are now recruiting in your area. Please forward CV to [email protected] or contact Ann on 091-773910 Public Worship in Our Lady of Clonfert Church and St Brendan’s Church Eyrecourt Diocese of Clonfert Somalia Vaccination Programme Collection – July 17/18 and 24 /25 and St. Francis Church Meelick. Maximum 45 people per Church. Please adhere to July 2021 Please Help! As a mark of solidarity with many parts of the world less fortunate all restrictions and face coverings must be worn. Entry on first come basis. than ourselves, the Clonfert Diocesan Priests Council has teamed up with Trócaire to Opening Hours for Our Lady of Clonfert Church organise a church collection to assist with the Covid-19 Vaccination Programme in Gedo, 8am to 10pm daily. Somalia. The church collection will take place on the weekends of 17/18 and 24/25 July Parish Masses will be livestreamed from Our Lady of Clonfert Church 2021 Donations can be made as follows: 1. Placing your donation in an envelope marked www.churchservices.tv/Clonfert Somalia Vaccination Programme and placing it in the regular collection boxes in the Church. Cheques made payable to Clonfert Collections.2. Using the “Spare Envelope” at the back of your box of envelopes and mark it Somalia Vaccination Programme and rd From Saturday 3 July Vigil Mass will take place in St Francis Church Meelick at 6.30pm placing it in the regular collection boxes in the Church. Cheques made payable to Clonfert for the months of July, August and September. Collections.3. On line via the www.clonfertdiocese.ie – Donate to Parishes. In step 3 BEST WISHES AND PRAYERS FOR POPE FRANCIS “Which Parish are you donating to” the dropdown menu at the bottom has “Charitable The prayers of all of us in the Diocese of Clonfert are with Pope Francis as he recovers Causes Clonfert Diocese” 4. By post to Clonfert Diocesan office, Coorheen, Loughrea Co from surgery. The Lord bless him and keep him, the Lord make his face to shine upon him Galway H62 TD82 with cheques made payable to Clonfert Collections. Please support this and be gracious to him, the Lord lift up his countenance upon him and give him his swift worthy cause. healing. Amen Sincere thanks to all who have continued to support financially. I would ask if you have any “WE ARE WITH YOU” outstanding envelopes that you would return them, one payment will suffice. Envelopes can be left The Diocese of Clonfert has launched “We are with you”: a prayer initiative for the at Parochial House, Eyrecourt or at Donation boxes in the Churches or online at BIC BOFIIE2D deceased and their families in these difficult times. See www.clonfertdiocese.ie IBAN IE89BOFI90165034759840 RECENTLY DECEASED Noel Killeen, Rathcabbin,Tipperary (brother of Charlie and Paul) Many thanks Fr. Declan and the Parish Finance Committee May he Rest in Peace. EYRECOURT MEELICK CLONFERT Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time .
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