FEENAGH KILMEEDY PARISH NOTES FOR WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 10 2019
ROSARY
Rosary at Kilmeedy church on Friday, September 13 at 7 pm.
DIOCESAN NEEDS
Diocesan needs collection on Saturday and Sunday 14 and 15
September.
MASSES
Saturday, September 14 at Feenagh church at 7.30 pm – Robert
and Hannah McCarthy RIP.
Reader – Rosario Irwin, Eucharistic minister – Brige O
Sullivan, Altar servers – Seán Holmes, Conor Lynch.
Sunday, September 15 at Kilmeedy church at 10 am – Tommy Holmes
RIP.
Reader – Maura Heenan, Eucharistic minister – Mary Beaulieu.
PLANNING MEETING
A planning meeting for the way forward will be held in
Dromcollogher church sacristy on Thursday, September 12 at 7.30 pm. Members of
the parish finance of the new pastoral committee and the parish clerk are asked
to attend.
ST VINCENT DE PAUL
St Vincent de Paul church gate collection on Saturday and
Sunday 21 and 22 September.
FAREWELL EVENT
A Farewell event for Fr Patrick Bluett P.P will be held in
Feenagh community centre on Saturday, September 21. Refreshments will be
provided, all are welcome. Fr Bluett will be taking up residence in Kilmallock.
Mass at 7.30 pm, Farewell event after mass in the community centre.
RAMBLING HOUSE
Rambling house at Aras Ide, Kilmeedy on Friday, September 20
at 8.30 pm.
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