Clonmacnois
Parish Newsletter
Sunday 26th Jan 2014 – 3 A
Tel (090) 9674125. Email: jimboclonmacnois@gmail.com
Mass times: Shannonbridge:
Weekend, 8pm (Sat), & 12 noon, Sun;
Weekdays, 10am. Clonfanlough – Sunday, 10.30am
Shannonbridge
Masses: Each day @ 10am
Last Sunday's
Offertory collection: €495.
Many Thanks
Church Cleaners: J.Kelly, M.Killeen, A.Keena,
Ministers of Holy
Communion:
Group 4
Readers
for next Weekend: Group 4, S.Grennan, Sr Marie
Altar Servers for
this week:
Group 2, Ciarán, Róisín, Ffion, Fiachre
Mass
on next Sun for the late Josephine Scicluna
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Clonfanlough
Last Sunday's
Offertory collection: €244.
Many Thanks
Church Cleaners: A.Walshe,
R.Gunning
Readers for next
Sunday:
D.Gavin
Altar Servers for
next Sunday: Group 2, Bill, Rosanna, Jane
Minister of Holy
Communion for next Sunday: L.Quinn
Mass
on next Sun for the late Mick Rocke
We
celebrate the Feast of St Brigid on Sat 1st Feb
Many thanks for
your donations to the Lourdes fund last weekend, which realised €600.00.
We Celebrate the Feast of
the Presentation, (Candlemas) on next Sun, when we will bless
candles for Church & home.
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Mass
in the Prayer Centre Clonmacnois every Wed @ 7.30pm
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Ballinahown
Parent & Toddler group - meet every Friday morning from 10:30 to 12:00 in Ballinahown Parish Hall. Play, stories, art & crafts for the children, and
tea/coffee and chat for the parents, grandparents, minders ….. All very welcome.
For more info call
086-8677904
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Medjugorje
28th May for 7 nights, €609.
€50 deposit by 17th Feb secures this price. Contact Josephine
Mulryan, 9642635 or 087-7883264.
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Portiuncula
Hospital Remembrance Service
For
parents who have suffered a bereavement through the death of their children,
miscarriage or stillbirth , on Mon 3rd
Feb @ 7.30pm in the Hospital Chapel.
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Athlone
Community College
Adult
Education Evening Classes: enrolment dates, Môn 27th Jan & Mon 3rd
Feb from 7-8pm. New reduced fees. First
class night 10th Feb.
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Catholic Schools
Week 2014: ‘Places of Faith and Learning’
Catholic Schools Week 2014 will begin on Sunday
26 January and will conclude on 1 February. The theme for Catholic Schools Week
this year is ‘Catholic Schools – places
of faith and learning’. This year’s theme was chosen to highlight that all
learning takes place in a values context. Catholic Schools Week is an occasion
to celebrate the work and achievement of Catholic Schools in Ireland, north and
south. Resources have been provided to all primary and post-primary schools to
assist with the celebration of CSW.
Catholic education tradition is built on
respect for faith and reason, which is the most important principle
underpinning such education today. This
helps to explain why Catholic schools are so popular and respected throughout
the world,
There
is no contradiction between being a fully educated person and a committed
Christian.