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Cappagh
Parish News
(Vol .31 No 32 ) 9th September 2007
- Psalter: Week 4
24th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Killyclogher Collectors - September:
Vigil Mass: (1) Matt Swift (2) Terry McGinn (3) Sean Deehan (4) Danny Mc Cusker (5) Brian Mc Glone
(6) Pat Livingstone
8.30am: (1) Vincent Coburn (2) Michael Rowan (3) John Poyntz
10.30am: (1) Raymond Fox (2) Ennis Dobbin (3) Aidan McPhillips (4) Patrick Campbell (5) Niall Duffy (6) Brian McMenamin
12 Noon: (1) Frank Donaghy (2) Tony McKenna (3) Anthony Quinn (4) Basil Neville (5) Martin McGrath
(6) Eamon McGlone
Killyclogher Counters - September: .
Evelyn McCullagh, Mr. & Mrs. Tony Windser. Others welcome.
Mountfield - Collectors - September; Noel Gormley, Luke Donnelly & Ciaran Carlin.
Knockmoyle Collectors - September; Jackie Maguire, Willie John O’Lone, Matt Ward & Frank Devlin
Knockmoyle Counters - September: Mr. & Mrs. Terence Devlin & family, Rylagh Road.
Readers for Killyclogher Church - October
Vigil: Rita Devlin
8.30am: Michael Deehan
10.30am: John McKenny
12 noon: Ciara Duffy
2nd Annual “Walk In The Glens”
Walk takes place at Gortin Glens on Saturday 29th
September @ 2pm. 2 Routes on the day. A longer route for the more able walker and a shorter route for young families. Tea and refreshments served. For further information contact Paul McCrystall on Tel 02882251485 or Marie Curie Office on Tel 02882249888.
Cappagh Parish Centre
Weekly Bingo: Each Monday evening in Cappagh Parish Hall at 9pm.
GAA - Weekly Lotto Numbers: 1, 2, 11, 16 and 19. Ten winners received £5. The jackpot has been capped at £5,000 and the new jackpot now stands at £2,875.
Last week’s collection was £3,864. Thank You
Deaths
We extend our sympathy to the family and relatives of
John McMahon, Waterworks Road. May he Rest in Peace
Anniversaries
John McDaid, Arleston Park
Frank Curneen, Campsie Avenue
Barney Maynes, Tirquin Riad
Mary Garety, Maryville Terrace
Margaret Johnston, Meelmore Drive
Michael Devine, Oakland Villas
Patrick Sweeney, Orchard Terrace
Mary McGuigan, Woodside Avenue
Mary McEnery,
Rosaleen McDermott, Ballygawley
Anniversary Masses for the week
Monday 17th
Frank Curneen, Campsie Avenue (KC 10am)
John McDaid, Arleston Park (CTK 7.30pm)
Tuesday 18th
Ethel O’Neill, Woodvale Avenue (KC 10am)
Friday 21st
Vincent O’Donnell, Old Mountfield Road (KC 10am )
Saturday 22nd
Geraldine McCrory, Maine Road (KC 8.30pm)
John McLaughlin, Correnary (CTK 6.30pm)
Baptism
We welcome into the Parish Community through the Sacrament of Baptism:
James Robert Orr, 53 Kevlin Glen
Lucy McBride, 69 Dublin Road
Adam Liam Burns, 28 Birchwood
Tristan Joseph Meenagh, 43A Ballinamullan
Hannah-Rose Marie Leonard, 5 Pinefield Walk
Sunday’s Readings
First Reading Exodus 32: 7-11.13-14
Moses intercedes for a people gone astray, and God relents.
Second Reading Timothy 1: 12-17
Paul confesses that he has received God’s mercy.
Gospel Luke 15: 1-32
This Gospel carries the message that God rejoices when sinners repent.
St Enda's G.A.C. Omagh
MONSTER BINGO
Thursday 20th September @ 9pm
£7,000 in Prizes, including 3 X £1000 Houses and 3 X £500 Lines Books £20 - Double Books £30
‘Looking Back - Going Forward’
St Enda’s G.A.C. Omagh 75th Banquet
6th October 2007
The Armagh City Hotel
~ Celebrating 75 years of gaelic games and culture in Omagh ~
For final booking reservations contact the club secretary at the Clubrooms or telephone 0787 645 5740.
Guest Speaker – Nicky Brennan, President of the G.A.A.
Grand Draw and Auction on the night.
Dress Formal
See press for further details
CAPPAGH GAA
Club kit for youth members will be available to purchase on Tuesday 18th September at the clubrooms in Ballinamullan from 6pm. For information contact John Coney on 079 68 03 11 66.
Cynthia Hamilton of Hilltop Health will give a talk entitled ‘Total Well-Being’ on Wednesday 19th September at 8.15 pm in St Joseph’s Hall, Omagh. Admission is £2, including supper.
The Smaller Beatitudes
Blessed are those who can laugh at themselves:
They will have no end of fun.
Blessed are those who can tell a mountain from a molehill:
They will be saved a lot of bother.
Blessed are those who know how to relax without making an excuse:
They are on the way to becoming wise.
Happy are you if you can appreciate a smile and forget a frown:
You will walk on the sunny side of the street.
Happy are you if you can be kind in understanding the attitudes of others:
You may be taken for a fool but this is the price of charity.
Happy are you if you know when to hold your tongue and smile:
The Gospel has begun to seem into your heart.
Blessed are they who think before acting and pray before thinking:
They will avoid many blunders.
Above all…..
Blessed all those who recognise the Lord in everyone they meet:
The light of truth shines in their lives.
They have found true wisdom.
Incidents of suicide among our community have increased.
Samaritans believe that offering people the opportunity to be listened to in confidence, and accepted without prejudice, can alleviate despair and suicidal feelings. Do you feel you can help?
Information Evenings
Tuesday 18 September @ 7.30pm in the
Aisling Centre, Enniskillen
Wednesday 19 September @ 7.30pm in
the Silverbirch Hotel, Omagh.
Telephone: 028 8225 1530 or
email Omagh.Sanaritans@virgin.net
For information/application form.
MOUNTFIELD YOUTH CLUB
The Youth Club will be holding it’s meeting in the Community Centre on 20th September 2007 at 8pm. All interested parents are asked to attend this meeting. Any children from outside the Mountfield community who would like to come to our youth club on Friday night are very welcome.
Readers for Killyclogher Church.
Weekends in month of October
Vigil: Rita Devlin
8.30am: Michael Deehan
10.30am: John McKenny
12 noon: Ciara Duffy
Omagh Floral Art Society
”A Sense of Season” demonstration by Mrs. Carmel Burns at Trinity Hall, John Street, Omagh on Tuesday 18th September at 7.30pm.
September at 7.30pm.
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SUMMARY
FINANCIAL STATEMENT |
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Year
ended 31st December 2006 2005
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| INCOME |
2006 |
2005 |
| Routine Income (Envelopes,
special collections etc.) |
275,007 |
278,875 |
| Investment Income |
17,490 |
42,063 |
| Exceptional Items
(Insurance Claim etc ) |
7,146 |
- |
| |
299,643 |
320,938 |
| EXPENDITURE |
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| Property Expenses
(Rates, Insurance, Maintenance
etc.) |
98,025 |
97,104 |
| Administration Expenses |
138,150 |
130,433 |
| Exceptional Items |
10,187 |
8,528 |
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246,362 |
236,065 |
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| NET PARISH INCOME |
53,281 |
84,873 |
| Parish Gift Aid ( 2 years )
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48,585 |
- |
| Parish
Surplus for Year |
101,866 |
84,873 |
The Secret of Living
The secret of living is learning to pray –
It’s asking our Father for strength for the day!
It’s trusting completely that His boundless grace
Will overcome care and each problem we face!
It’s walking by Faith every mile that we plod,
And knowing our prayers bring us closer to God!
“Whatsoever you shall ask in prayer, believing,
you shall receive.”
- Matthew 21:22
Salvation is open to all people, but God’s economy is not always the same as ours
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