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Anniversaries and Intentions this Weekend in the Parish
Anniversaries and Intentions this Weekend in the Parish
Anniversaries and Intentions this Weekend in the Parish
Weekend Masses and Anniversaries
Third Sunday in Ordinary Time. Saturday: 6.00pm Kilmore Quay January 22nd. We pray for the souls of Joe and Jim Monaghan, Ballyteigue, whose anniversaries occur. January 29th. We pray for the soul of Patrick Burke whose anniversary occurs.
Saturday: 7.30pm Tomhaggard January 22nd.
Mass for Catholic Schools Week
. Minister of the Word: Mary White. January 29th.
We pray for all in the frontline services.
Minister of the Word: Ann O’Byrne.
Sunday: 10.00am Kilmore
January 23rd. We pray for the souls of Richard Rossiter, Grange, whose eighth anniversary occurs, for deceased members of the Rossiter family, and for Phyllis Bates, Ballyseskin, all of whose anniversaries occur. Minister of the Word: Clare Barry.
Minister of the Eucharist: Mary Power.
January 30th. We pray for the souls of Margaret (Peg) Newport and deceased members of the Newport family, Dick and Kathleen Hayes, Sarshill, and their son, Jimmy, and Mary and Dick Pierce, Gollough, all of whose anniversaries occur at this time.
Minister of the Word: Máire Fortune.
Minister of the Eucharist: Christine Murphy.
Sunday: 11.30am Mulrankin January 23rd. We pray for the souls of Ann Murphy, Mountpill, Patrick Mullins and Patrick Griffin, both of Galway, and Kevin Carr, Littletown, all of whose anniversaries occur.
Minister of the Word: Sharon Warburton.
January 30th. We pray for all our benefactors.
Minister of the Word: Mary Doyle.
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Trócaire launches life-changing Gifts
Anniversaries and Intentions this Weekend in the Parish
Anniversaries and Intentions this Weekend in the Parish
The new Gifts of Love collection includes water filters (€40) and emergency water supply (€20) to support communities in developing countries hit by ongoing drought. The broad range of gifts also include dignity packs to help young girls out of period poverty (€10) and mental health support for women and children traumatised by the ongoing conflict in Gaza (€50).
Launching the Gifts of Love
Trócaire CEO, Caoimhe de Barra, said: “Currently an estimated 235 million people around the world – 47 times the population of Ireland – need humanitarian assistance and we are relying on the public more than ever this Christmas to support our work.”
She added: “The COP26 Climate Summit put the needs of people in the developing world who are battling to survive the effects of climate change in the spotlight. The climate crisis, along with Covid-19 and conflict, has resulted in 30 million people currently facing life-threatening food shortages in East Africa. Our gifts aim to ensure that people don’t reach the traumatic point where they have to rely on emergency humanitarian aid.”
Ms de Barra said amidst all of the consumerism and spending associated with Christmas, the Gifts of Love give people an opportunity to buy a meaningful present from as little as €5 that will change the life of somebody in dire need.
There are 21 Trócaire ‘Gifts of Love’ to choose from ranging in price from €5 (soap for families in Sudan) to €1000 (repairing a well for communities in South Sudan.)
“We have gifts that will ensure communities have clean, fresh water to drink and wash with, as well as providing irrigation systems that will help families grow fruit, grains and vegetables. We have other gifts that will provide seeds and tools to allow struggling families to feed themselves, and bees that will produce honey that can be sold to earn an income. All of these gifts give families the opportunity to look forward to a brighter future where they are not dependent on aid.”
Trócaire’s Christmas Gifts campaign has raised over €39m since 2000 for the long-term work supporting families affected by the causes of poverty.
The gifts can be purchased online at trocaire.org/gifts or by calling 1850 408 408 (ROI) / 0800 912 1200 (NI).
You are welcome to contact the Parish Office Number 053 91 35181
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