Parish Bulletin – 17th July 2011

MASSES

Weekdays: Mon, Tues Thurs & Fri 9.30am.

Wed 7.30pm; Sat: 7.30pm;  Sun 9am & 11am.

BAPTISMAL  TIMES

Saturday: 4.00 – 5.30pm. Sunday: 12 noon.

Arrangements to be made at least 2 weeks before.

ANNIVERSARIES

Jimmy O’Dea, Ballyhone – Sat 16th July 7.30pm.

Tommy Purcell, Drumcamogue – Sun 13th 11am.

Ian Mulcahy & Claude Thompson, Clashdrumsth

-Mon 18th July 9.30am.

Dec’d members of the Cleary Family, Bartoose.

– Wed 20th 7.30pm.

Paddy & Mary Bourke, Monemore – Sat 23rd 7.30

Michael Frawley, Lisobyhane – Sun 24th 11am.

 

GOSPEL  REFLECTION

The owner of the field, who allowed the wheat and the darnel to grow together, is a reminder to us to be patient with ourselves and with others when we see everything is not right. Sometimes a preoccupation with the negative (the darnel) can blind us to seeing the positive in our own lives and in the lives of others. Have you ever found that it was through accepting the darnel that you learned important lessons for life, e.g., learning by making mistakes.
The parables of the mustard seed and the leaven are reminders that seemingly insignificant things can have very positive results.

DEFIBRILLATOR

Contact telephone No: 087/9176250

READERS – Next Weekend

Sat 7.30pm: Philip Purcell

Sun 9am: Bridget Keogh

Sun 11am: Peter Breen

(If a reader is unable to fulfil a duty it would be appreciated if another reader was asked to fill in.)

COLLECTORS – JULY

Sat 7.30:   Mary Condon, Martin Lonergan,

Mary Slattery, John Bourke (Bartoose)

Sun- 9am: Anthony O’Brien, John Martin,

P.J. Alymer.

Sun- 11am: James Purcell, Catherine O’Heney,

Rita Quish, John M.Ryan,

MASS SERVERS –  JULY

16th-17th Sat 7.30pm – Sect.C;  Sun 11am – Sect D

23rd-24th Sat 7.30pm – Sect A; Sun 11am –  Sect B

30th-31st Sat 7.30pm –  Sect.D; Sun 11am – Sect C

TIDY  TOWN

The floral displays in and around the village are being much admired. Thanks to all for their efforts. Can we once again however, appeal to owners to keep their dogs under control as much damage is being done to flower beds.

 

TROCAIRE  APPEAL

Trocaire are appealing for help for famine victims in Somalia, Ethiopia and Kenya. The crisis has been caused by a two year drought in this region. Over 12 million people are at immediate risk. A collection for this cause will be taken up at all Masses next Sunday.


EMLY  TENNIS

As the courts are now very busy in the evenings this week’s junior tournament will take place on Tuesday evening. The days may change weekly so watch these notes.

Tennis for beginners will continue each Friday eve 6pm to 7pm.

Club hoodies and T-shirts are now on sale. Contact any member of the committee.

 

EMLY  GAA  CLUB

Junior Hurling: Kickams defeated Emly in the third round of the Junior Hurling Championship last Friday evening on a scoreline of 3:16 to 1:11. Emly now have two wins and a loss from their opening three matches with games against Lattin and Clonoulty to play.For full match report or upcoming fixtures see the sports section or visit our website. www.emlygaa.com

Fixtures: Minor Hurling:

Wednesday July 20th @ 7:30pm – Emly/Treacys V Eire Og in Annacarty

Under 21 Hurling County Semi Final:

Friday July 22nd @ 7:30pm -Emly V Carrick Davins in Cahir

 

PARISH  DETAILS

Fr. S. Rochford, 062/57103; Mobile 086/8162660.

Fr.S.Kennedy, 062/57111.

e-mail: emly@eircom.net