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A Slap on the Back Often Pushes out the Chest )Fr. Ber Hogan 043 3324132 086 8213422 )Fr. Jim Sorahan 043 3324110 A slap on the back 087 9097957 often pushes out the Email: [email protected] chest Website: drumlishparish.ie 21st Sunday of Ordinary Time — 26th August 2012 Mass Intentions—St. Mary’s Diocesan Pilgrimage to Knock Moyne Community School Re-opening Drumlish N.S. Reopening Sat 8.00: Patrick/Mary/Claire McNally The diocesan Pilgrimage to Knock takes place Moyne Community School re-opens for students The School re-opens on Thursday. Due to the Sun 12.00: Patrick/Elizabeth Kiernan next Sunday 2nd September. Ceremonies begin as follows: car park development at the front of the school, Tue 8.00: John Cronogue at 2.30pm with anointing of the sick and Mass Tuesday 28th August: 1st, 3rd, 5th year pupils safety procedures have been put in place to Fri 8.00: Sean Mulleady, MM. will be celebrated at 3.00pm. Bus tickets Wednesday 29th August: All students except protect the safety of your children in the school Sat 8.00: Helen Ledwith available at €16 from Fr. Ber or Fr. Jim. Bus Transition year. environs. This is a temporary ( 4 weeks at most) leaves Ballinamuck at 10.30 a.m. and Drumlish Friday 31st August: All students including situation. The car park has been cordoned off Mass Intentions—St. Patrick’s at 10.40 a.m. Transition year. with steel railings and is a strictly no go area as Baptism Monday 3rd September: All of above plus it is a building site. All parents/guardians are Sun 10.30: Rose O’Reilly repeat students. asked to follow the instructions posted out from Fri 7.30: Roseann/James Lennon Eoin Michael McNally s/o Garry & Theresa, the school during the week. Apologies for any Sun 10.30: James/Annie/Michael/Jimmy Dolan Shanmullagh was baptised and welcomed into Ballinamuck Enhancement Group inconvenience, but the completed job will make the faith family of Ballinamuck last weekend. the area a safer place. Ministries—St. Mary’s Drumlish A meeting of the Ballinamuck Enhancement Wedding Group will be held in the ’98 Hall on Thursday St. Vincent’s Minor Club Readers Sat: Darren Quinn 30th August at 9pm sharp with the aim Sun: Billy Kelleher Congratulations and best wishes to Paul Bohan, of updating everyone on what has been done up St Vincent's minor church gate collection this Eucharist Sat: Bernadette Noonan Fardrumman and Sheila McCann, Ennybegs to date and proposals for the future. Please weekend. Thank you for your support. Sun: Mary Gillooley who were married this weekend. come along to hear the latest news and feel free to make any suggestions. Adult Basic Education Ministries—St. Patrick’s Ballinamuck Monaduff Social Club Communion for Coeliacs Enjoy learning new skills in Basic Computers, Readers Sun: Adrian Lennon The bus for the overnight stay in Galway on English, Mathematics, Cookery, Woodwork, Eucharist Sun: Cora McKenna Sunday 9th September will depart from A reminder that if you are a coeliac and wish to Childcare, etc. FETAC level 3 certification. One Ballinamuck at 8.30 a.m. and from the church in receive Holy Communion, just let the priest -to-one help is available for adults who want to Offertory Collection Drumlish at 9.00 a.m. A committee meeting know before Mass—gluten free hosts are improve reading, writing and spelling skills. will be held on Monday, 3rd September at 8 consecrated and reserved in the Tabernacle. Courses are free of charge. Adult Learning is the Drumlish: €1,030; Peter’s Pence €25 p.m. to finalise arrangements. basic education service of Co Longford VEC. Ballinamuck: €653; Peter’s Pence €102 Sunday Mass Times Change Enrolment for day and evening courses in Garden of Remembrance Mass Longford, Granard and Ballymahon. Contact Visiting Missionary At present, it appears that Fr. Jim Sorahan will Frances Stephenson (Longford 043 3345609), Annual Mass in the Garden of Remembrance, be replaced when he retires—awaiting further Catherine Flynn (Ballymahon 090 6438009) or Fr. Denis Hartnett, Mill Hill Missionaries, will Ballinamuck takes place at 6 pm on Saturday 8th developments. Beginning on Sunday 9th Therese Callaghan (Granard 043 6686211). speak at all the Masses next weekend. Each September. At this Mass we will mark the September Mass in Ballinamuck will be at the year a different missionary society visits the Golden Jubilee of Fr. Jim Sorahan and his earlier time of 10.00 a.m. and Mass in Drumlish What we are is God’s gift to us. parishes to speak of their missionary work and retirement from pastoral work. Refreshments at 11.00 a.m. This may have to be reviewed at a What we become is our gift to God. seek help in the promotion of their missions. served in the 98 Memorial Hall afterwards. later date, pending on developing circumstances. Louis Niger .
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