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16Th February, 2020 MASS TIMES Séinn Concert in Doora Remembered in Masses Doora: Sunday 10Am Church on Sat February 29Th From DOORA BAREFIELD PARISH NEWSLETTER Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time — 16th February, 2020 MASS TIMES Séinn Concert in Doora Remembered in Masses Doora: Sunday 10am Church on Sat February 29th from Barefield: Sunday 11am C Our Lady: Paddy & Ellen Keehan 15th Feb 7pm-9pm. Siúl Linn is the final Daily Mass Mon, Tues, 9.15am chapter in the Siúl Linn story and it Church of Our Lady Doora: Tom Hallinan 16th Feb Roslevan Saturday 6pm Barefield: Francis Clune 16th Feb is called Seinn Linn. Tickets are €15 Daily Mass: Wed, Thurs, Fri 9.30am Barefield: Bernadette Lyons 16th Feb available from Michael on Liturgy of Word and Holy Communion Barefield: Seán Griffin & Gerry McInerney 16th Feb 0872481247 and from Aileen on Mon Tues 0876112072 ——————————————— Barefield: John Fitzgerald 16th Feb —————————————————————————————————————————— CONTACTS Doora: Margaret Conroy 1st Anniv 23rd Feb Doora Barefield Pastoral Council Doora Barefield Parish Office, 3 The Doora: Patrick Meere & Margaret Cullinan 23rd Feb QUIZ NIGHT in aid of Hospice Jinja Woods,Cappahard, Tulla Rd., Ennis Barefield: Christina Gleeson (nee Howard) Uganda Saturday 22nd Feb at Tel: Cora: 065 6822225; Mon & Tues: & Jim Gleeson 23rd Feb Shibeen Pub, Doora at 8.30pm €40 9am-5pm; Wed 9am-12.30 Barefield 7pm Niall Cosgrove Months Mind Friday 28th Feb per team of 4. Spot prizes on night. Email: [email protected] —————————————————————————————————————————— Fr. Jerry Carey: 086 2508444; Marian AC would sincerely like to Email: [email protected] Ministers of Eucharist thank the parishioners of Doora www.doorabarefieldparish.ie & Readers Barefield parish for their generosity at the recent church gate collec- Deadline for Newsletter This week: Tuesday @ 3pm tions. Your support is greatly ap- C Our Lady: NCollins/HHerlihy/BO’Driscoll Siobhan Hoey Send items to preciated. Barefield: Liam Murphy/Mary Whyte Maeve Fox —————————————————————————————————————————— [email protected] Doora: Owen O’Mahony Nuala Conlon Fundraiser Party Night at Wood- Current newsletter on parish website at stock Hotel in aid of Kidney 1.00pm each Wednesday ———————————————————————————————————————————— Research in memory of Seán Church of Our Lady Basket Collection Next Week: Hickey, Kilmaley & London. 29th C Our Lady: NCollins/HHerlihy/BO’Driscoll Seamus Hanrahan 15th & 22nd Feb: THeath/DLenihan February @9.30pm. €5 entry fee on ——————————————————————————————————————————————— Barefield Rory Kennedy/Nuala Kennedy Danielle O’Brien Doora Church Sacristan door. DJ & Raffle Doora: Marie Flanagan S Brid Kennedy 16th February: Teresa Hallinan 23rd February: Seamus Enright Ennis Flower and Garden Club present Jane O Dwyer AOIFA . at Treacys West County Hotel, Ennis, on ———————————————————————————————————- Doora Barefield GAA Lotto: Tuesday February 18th, Demonstraror’s arrangements raffled on the night. Demonstration commences at Next weeks Jackpot: €15,000 8.15. All are welcome. Admission €10 non members welcome. Annual membership night. Further enquiries to [email protected] Reserve: €5200 ———————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— Venue: Hassetts Next meeting Clare Type 1 Diabetes Group on Tuesday 18th February at 8pm in The Temple Gate Hotel, Winners of €50.00 with guest speaker, Sara Lasker presenting "Diabetes Seeing the Whole Person. Clare Type 1 Diabetes H. Herlihy, Doora group is free to attend, open to anyone who wants to learn more about Type 1 Diabetes. Newcomers wel- Frankie Griffey c/o S O’Connor come! More information call Grainne at 087 654 8320 or email [email protected]. Sean Flynn, Ballyalla ———————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— The Lane Ways and Bow Ways of Ennis by Larry Brennan, Clare Roots Society Meeting, Maguire Suite, Ian Carolan, Kilfilum ————————————————————–———————————————————————— Old Ground Hotel 8pm Thursday, 20 February 2020 Finance Development Fund ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————- Mindfulness workshop On Wednesday 19th February at 3.30pm, De Valera Library Ennis, is hosting a 9th Feb 2020 mindfulness/meditation workshop for children aged 8 – 12 years. This workshop will be facilitated by Sonia Barefield: €280 Mulpeter, Creative Mindfulness Tutor. Free event. Booking is necessary. Contact Devalera Library at (065) Doora: €96 6846353. This is a Healthy Ireland at Your Library event Church of Our Lady: €460 ———————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— Development: €529 C.I.O.C. Computer Courses: Basic Computer Literacy:QQI Level 3, Information Technolgy Skills: Mile Buiochas Reception & Front Line Office Skills: Desktop Publishing: ECDL.Computers I.C.S. Skills. To enrol please contact Frances/ Louise at CIOC, Elevation Business Park, Clonroad, Ennis, Contact 065 68 41009, educa- [email protected] People on payment from the Department of Social Protection may be eligible for funding. ———————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— RIp Date for your diary: "The Chase is on!" as per great quiz show on TV. As Bradley Walsh says "Have you got what it takes to beat The Chaser?" Well why not found out.... Friday, March 27th, 2020 @ 8pm Auburn Patricia McInerney, Lodge. Come along for a great night while supporting our Camogie Club. Contact Siobhan 087 1278983 for Kilkishen & Ennis tickets and keep an eye on our Facebook page for all updates. Looking forward to all your support. ———————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— sister of Francie Roche, Doora Barefield Community Games - Mini Rugby March 21st 9.30am Ennis Showgrounds. Table Tennis Woodside, Roslevan. 10th march, Boys & Girls U13 & U16 Badminton March 8th.Talent Show Saturday Feb 15th Barefield Na- tional school - Solo and Team events. Just turn up to register. Indoor Soccer U13 boys - 22nd Feb Corofin Mary Greene (nee Kitson), GAA hall U10 Boys - 23rd Feb Corofin GAA hall. For further information contact doorabarefieldcommunityg- [email protected] Larchill & Cloughleigh Rd. ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————- Alzheimer Society - Burren Walk -18th annual Sponsored Walk takes place this Sunday 16th February, Ennis with Registration from 10:30a.m. 10K Walk will start at O' Donoghue's Pub, Fanore. Refreshments & Enter- tainment provided at O'Donoghue's after the Walk. All welcome. Una O’Leary, ———————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— Creggaun, Ennis. Text Alert: Eleanor Cullinan and Aoife O’Brien have retired from our local Doora Knockanean Text Alert after 7 years. Michael Cusack, Doora is the new contact if anyone wants to join and receive text messages regarding burglaries or suspicious activities please contact Michael on 087 6998788. We wish Michael the May they rest in peace very best in his new role, we know he will do a fantastic job.. Thanks to all involved with Text Alert. Today’s Scripture Readings and if anyone does kill he must answer Entrance Antiphon They are happy whose life is blameless, for it before the court. But I say this to Be my protector, Who follow God’s Law! you: anyone who is angry with his O God, A mighty stronghold to save me; They are happy those who do his will, brother will answer for it before the For you are my rock, my stronghold! Seeking him with all their hearts. R court; 'You have learnt how it was Lead me, guide me, for the sake of your said: You must not commit adultery. name You have laid down your precepts But I say this to you: if a man looks at a To be obeyed with care. woman lustfully, he has already com- May my footsteps be firm mitted adultery with her in his heart. PENITENTIAL RITE To obey your statues. R 'Again, you have learnt how it was said to our ancestors: You must not break P. Have mercy on us, O Lord Bless your servant and I shall live your oath, but must fulfil your oaths to C. For we have sinned against you. And obey your word. the Lord. But I say this to you: do not P. Show us, O Lord, your mercy. Open my eyes that I may consider swear at all, All you need say is "Yes" C. And grant us your salvation. The wonders of your law. R if you mean yes, "No" if you mean no; P. May almighty God have mercy on us, anything more than this comes from the forgive us our sins, and bring us to Teach me the demands of your statutes evil one.' everlasting life. And I will keep them to the end. C. Amen. Train me to observe your law, The Gospel of the Lord. To keep it with my heart. R GLORIA A reading from the first letter of St Paul to PROFESSION OF FAITH Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace the Corinthians 1 Cor 2:6-10 I believe in one God, the Father to people of good will. almighty, maker of heaven and earth, We praise you, we bless you, we adore you, we We have a wisdom to offer those who have of all things visible and invisible. I be- glorify you, we give you thanks for your great reached maturity: not a philosophy of our lieve in one Lord Jesus Christ, the glory, Lord God, heavenly King, age, it is true, still less of the masters of our Only Begotten Son of God, born of the God, almighty Father. age, which are coming
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