St. James Church, Carracastle & St. Joseph's Church, Rooskey Third Sunday of Easter 4th May, 2014
Fr. Michael Quinn 094-9254301, 087-9082342, mquinn@achonrydiocese.org
Mass Times & Intentions
Sat/day 8.00 Carracastle: John & Peggy Vesey & John & Mary Quinn
Sunday 10.00 Rooskey: Mickey Benson, parents Jack & Mary Ellen, brothers /Jimmy, Owen & wife Carmel & daughter Diane dec'd /Benson & Duffy families, Rooskey
Sunday 11.30 Carracastle: For the Community, the Living & the Deceased
Monday 10.00 Carracastle: No Mass
Tuesday 10.00 Carracastle: Oliver Cargan, Crawley, England, husband of
/Mary Rogers formerly of Palmfield
Wednes. 10.00 Rooskey: Mary Towey, Cloontia
Thurs. 10.00 Carracastle: Henry & Delia Quinn, their son Henry, daughter-in-law /Pauline, son-in-law Jack Morgan
Friday 7.00 Rooskey: Mary & Michael Frain, son Michael, Rooskey
Sat/day 10.00 Carracastle: Frank Regan, Cashelduff, 3rd Anniv.
Sat/day 8.00 Carracastle: Charles, Una & Margaret Feeley, Cloonaweema
Sunday 10.00 Rooskey: Paul McDonagh, grandparents James & Bridget /McDonagh & son Ted, Derrikinlough. Thomas Phillips & /son Tommy & daughter Kathleen Rogers, Cloontia, dec'd /McDonagh & Phillips Families
Sunday 11.30 Carracastle: For the Community, the Living & the Deceased
Your prayers please for John Meehan, Botuney whose funeral took place in Culfadda Church this Saturday with burial in Knockbrack Cemetery . Sympathy to his extended family. We remember all whose anniversaries occur at this time.
Ministers for next Saturday & Sunday, 10th & 11th May, Fourth Sunday of Easter Carracastle: Saturday 8.00:
Servers: Claire Coleman, Niamh & James Brennan
Reader: Feeley Family
Holy Communion: Eileen Murphy
Offertory Gifts: Feeley Family
Offertory Collectors: Rachel Hunt & Jimmy Tarpey
Sunday 11.30
Servers: Maisy Hopkins, EmilyQuinn, Donny Durkan
Reader: Eithne Gordon
Holy Communion: Margaret Kearney & Martin Hopkins
Offertory Gifts: Kitty Higgins & Margaret Owens
Offertory Collectors: Teresa Murphy & Marian Marren
Rooskey: Sunday 10.00:
Reader: Beatrice Connor
Servers: Niall Towey, Adam McGowan
Holy Communion: John Tonra
Offeertory Gifts: McDonagh Family
Offertory Collectors: Tina Beirne & Seamus McHale
Lough Derg: One Day Retreats begin Saturday 3rd May Tel: 071 9861518 info@loughderg.org. Accord has places available on its Marriage Preparation course on 9th & 10th May in theMcWilliam Park Hotel. To book please contact 0949254944 or book online at www.acco
First Holy Communion in Carracastle this Sunday. Congratulations and all God's blessings to the children & their families: Matthew Connor, Jessica Dozio, Hazel Durkan, Bronwyn Fleming, Kyle Horan, Rachel Murphy, Jack Naylor. Thank you to their teacher Mrs Maloney for all her preparation in school & in church, to Miss Hickey & to all who have helped with music & singing, the booklets, flowers, church displays & church grounds preparation. All are invited for refreshments afterwards to Scoil Iosa, kindly provided by the Parents Association.
Praying for the Diocese 2014: Killasser/Callow is a rural parish with two churches, Callow (1811/1812), & Killasser (1832, with virtually a new church built there in 1868), & two schools, Carrowmore & Killasser. It has a number of community organisations, including an active Pastoral Council. The parish has four interesting early church sites in the townlands of Knockmullin, Graffy, Carrowneden & Cullin. Knockmullin is the location of the church St. Lasair is said to have
blessed & given her name. This is the church from which the parish got its name Cill Lasrach, 'the
church of Laisir', later Anglicised as Killasser. It is clear from archaeology, history, traditions and religious practice that Killasser has a long & deep religious heritage. Patrick McNicholas, Bishop of Achonry from May 1818 to February 1852, was a native of the parish. He was the first student from the diocese to enter Maynooth College following its foundation 1795. In 1831, Bishop McNicholas established the see of the diocese in Ballaghaderreen. Fr. John Durkan is parish priest of Killasser.
Achonry Diocesan Pilgrimage to Knock takes place on Sunday 18th May. Ceremonies begin with the Anointing of the Sick at 2.30pm followed by Mass at 3pm. Confessions are available in the Confessional Chapel throughout the day. This year all parishioners are requested to make a special effort to be present as we continue praying for our diocese at this time.
Communion visits to the sick & housebound during the coming week.
Parish Pastoral Council invites all involved in parish ministries in both church areas (sacristans, readers, Ministers of Holy Communion, choirs, collectors, counters, finance committee, offertory gifts, child protection officers, flowers, church displays & maintenance) to meet them in the Community Centre on Thurs. 8th May at 8pm. Light refreshments will be available.
Baptism: We welcome into the Christian Community Joseph Thomas Irwin who was baptised recently in Rooskey Church. Congratulations to his parents Joe & Emma (Duffy).
Best Wishes to Eddie Joe Dooney's Open Farm which welcomed its first visitors over Easter.
Caiseal Gaels: Hard luck to the U16's who were defeated by Tooreen in the league final, 1-9 to 0-4. U12s beat Moytura 6-1 to 4.5.
Seosamh Mac Gabhann Summer School June 29th to July 5th. www.smgsummerschool.com
Youth Community - Are you a young person of faith aged between 18 & 25, interested in a 10- month, ‘time-out’ period where you will come together with 5 other young people & live in community? You will live in a structured, secure environment, from where you will be expected to reach out to other young people in schools & parishes to facilitate faith-based activities. More information available on www.derryyouthcommunity.com Closing date for applications May 16th.
Monastic Experience Weekend St. Mary's Abbey, Glencairn 16-18 May & is open to women who are discerning God's call in their lives & who would like to discover more about monastic life. Cistercian nuns seek God & follow Christ in a life of prayer, solitude, silence & work in a stable, loving community. They are a vibrant, growing community of 36 sisters. Currently, there are 2500 Cistercian monks & 1800 Cistercian nuns worldwide. www.glencairnabbey.org Tel. no. 058 56168.
Enable Ireland Mayo Services urgently require volunteers to work with Children with Disabilities.
Tel. 0949060234/0872163971. email:hslok@enableireland.ie
Leaving and Junior Cert Students: Supervised study to all exam students Monday to Thursday from 4:10 to 6:10pm. €10 per week. For further information please contact CDP Office, The Shambles in Ballaghaderreen 094 98 62565 or northwestroscommoncdp@yahoo.ie
Music in Davys: Traditional music Sunday night with Joe Grady. All musicians welcome
Fr. Michael Quinn 094-9254301, 087-9082342, mquinn@achonrydiocese.org
Mass Times & Intentions
Sat/day 8.00 Carracastle: John & Peggy Vesey & John & Mary Quinn
Sunday 10.00 Rooskey: Mickey Benson, parents Jack & Mary Ellen, brothers /Jimmy, Owen & wife Carmel & daughter Diane dec'd /Benson & Duffy families, Rooskey
Sunday 11.30 Carracastle: For the Community, the Living & the Deceased
Monday 10.00 Carracastle: No Mass
Tuesday 10.00 Carracastle: Oliver Cargan, Crawley, England, husband of
/Mary Rogers formerly of Palmfield
Wednes. 10.00 Rooskey: Mary Towey, Cloontia
Thurs. 10.00 Carracastle: Henry & Delia Quinn, their son Henry, daughter-in-law /Pauline, son-in-law Jack Morgan
Friday 7.00 Rooskey: Mary & Michael Frain, son Michael, Rooskey
Sat/day 10.00 Carracastle: Frank Regan, Cashelduff, 3rd Anniv.
Sat/day 8.00 Carracastle: Charles, Una & Margaret Feeley, Cloonaweema
Sunday 10.00 Rooskey: Paul McDonagh, grandparents James & Bridget /McDonagh & son Ted, Derrikinlough. Thomas Phillips & /son Tommy & daughter Kathleen Rogers, Cloontia, dec'd /McDonagh & Phillips Families
Sunday 11.30 Carracastle: For the Community, the Living & the Deceased
Your prayers please for John Meehan, Botuney whose funeral took place in Culfadda Church this Saturday with burial in Knockbrack Cemetery . Sympathy to his extended family. We remember all whose anniversaries occur at this time.
Ministers for next Saturday & Sunday, 10th & 11th May, Fourth Sunday of Easter Carracastle: Saturday 8.00:
Servers: Claire Coleman, Niamh & James Brennan
Reader: Feeley Family
Holy Communion: Eileen Murphy
Offertory Gifts: Feeley Family
Offertory Collectors: Rachel Hunt & Jimmy Tarpey
Sunday 11.30
Servers: Maisy Hopkins, EmilyQuinn, Donny Durkan
Reader: Eithne Gordon
Holy Communion: Margaret Kearney & Martin Hopkins
Offertory Gifts: Kitty Higgins & Margaret Owens
Offertory Collectors: Teresa Murphy & Marian Marren
Rooskey: Sunday 10.00:
Reader: Beatrice Connor
Servers: Niall Towey, Adam McGowan
Holy Communion: John Tonra
Offeertory Gifts: McDonagh Family
Offertory Collectors: Tina Beirne & Seamus McHale
Lough Derg: One Day Retreats begin Saturday 3rd May Tel: 071 9861518 info@loughderg.org. Accord has places available on its Marriage Preparation course on 9th & 10th May in theMcWilliam Park Hotel. To book please contact 0949254944 or book online at www.acco
First Holy Communion in Carracastle this Sunday. Congratulations and all God's blessings to the children & their families: Matthew Connor, Jessica Dozio, Hazel Durkan, Bronwyn Fleming, Kyle Horan, Rachel Murphy, Jack Naylor. Thank you to their teacher Mrs Maloney for all her preparation in school & in church, to Miss Hickey & to all who have helped with music & singing, the booklets, flowers, church displays & church grounds preparation. All are invited for refreshments afterwards to Scoil Iosa, kindly provided by the Parents Association.
Praying for the Diocese 2014: Killasser/Callow is a rural parish with two churches, Callow (1811/1812), & Killasser (1832, with virtually a new church built there in 1868), & two schools, Carrowmore & Killasser. It has a number of community organisations, including an active Pastoral Council. The parish has four interesting early church sites in the townlands of Knockmullin, Graffy, Carrowneden & Cullin. Knockmullin is the location of the church St. Lasair is said to have
blessed & given her name. This is the church from which the parish got its name Cill Lasrach, 'the
church of Laisir', later Anglicised as Killasser. It is clear from archaeology, history, traditions and religious practice that Killasser has a long & deep religious heritage. Patrick McNicholas, Bishop of Achonry from May 1818 to February 1852, was a native of the parish. He was the first student from the diocese to enter Maynooth College following its foundation 1795. In 1831, Bishop McNicholas established the see of the diocese in Ballaghaderreen. Fr. John Durkan is parish priest of Killasser.
Achonry Diocesan Pilgrimage to Knock takes place on Sunday 18th May. Ceremonies begin with the Anointing of the Sick at 2.30pm followed by Mass at 3pm. Confessions are available in the Confessional Chapel throughout the day. This year all parishioners are requested to make a special effort to be present as we continue praying for our diocese at this time.
Communion visits to the sick & housebound during the coming week.
Parish Pastoral Council invites all involved in parish ministries in both church areas (sacristans, readers, Ministers of Holy Communion, choirs, collectors, counters, finance committee, offertory gifts, child protection officers, flowers, church displays & maintenance) to meet them in the Community Centre on Thurs. 8th May at 8pm. Light refreshments will be available.
Baptism: We welcome into the Christian Community Joseph Thomas Irwin who was baptised recently in Rooskey Church. Congratulations to his parents Joe & Emma (Duffy).
Best Wishes to Eddie Joe Dooney's Open Farm which welcomed its first visitors over Easter.
Caiseal Gaels: Hard luck to the U16's who were defeated by Tooreen in the league final, 1-9 to 0-4. U12s beat Moytura 6-1 to 4.5.
Seosamh Mac Gabhann Summer School June 29th to July 5th. www.smgsummerschool.com
Youth Community - Are you a young person of faith aged between 18 & 25, interested in a 10- month, ‘time-out’ period where you will come together with 5 other young people & live in community? You will live in a structured, secure environment, from where you will be expected to reach out to other young people in schools & parishes to facilitate faith-based activities. More information available on www.derryyouthcommunity.com Closing date for applications May 16th.
Monastic Experience Weekend St. Mary's Abbey, Glencairn 16-18 May & is open to women who are discerning God's call in their lives & who would like to discover more about monastic life. Cistercian nuns seek God & follow Christ in a life of prayer, solitude, silence & work in a stable, loving community. They are a vibrant, growing community of 36 sisters. Currently, there are 2500 Cistercian monks & 1800 Cistercian nuns worldwide. www.glencairnabbey.org Tel. no. 058 56168.
Enable Ireland Mayo Services urgently require volunteers to work with Children with Disabilities.
Tel. 0949060234/0872163971. email:hslok@enableireland.ie
Leaving and Junior Cert Students: Supervised study to all exam students Monday to Thursday from 4:10 to 6:10pm. €10 per week. For further information please contact CDP Office, The Shambles in Ballaghaderreen 094 98 62565 or northwestroscommoncdp@yahoo.ie
Music in Davys: Traditional music Sunday night with Joe Grady. All musicians welcome
