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Cappagh Parish News
(Vol.32 No 25) - 22nd June 2008

12th Sunday in Ordinary Time.

 

 

 

Do not be afraid

 

Jesus said: “Do not be afraid.” In the Scriptures, fear is identified as the single greatest enemy of life and love. That statement “do not be afraid” is spoken 365 times in the Scriptures. The greatest fear that grips people is of what it is going to cost to really believe, to love, to enjoy. Fear of the cost can make us set limits to our love. And fear can make us set limits to our willingness to let God into our lives. As always, we need to think about this word of Christ in terms of the relationships of our lives and our faith. In every community very many people don’t get involved in anything other than the minimum. This doesn’t mean that these people are bad natured but it is mostly because of this fear. Men particularly are afraid of developing the intimate relationships of marriage and family life for the same reason – they are afraid of the cost to themselves and they miss out on the rewards. Listen to Christ’s word this week.


Fr. Johnny Doherty, C.Ss.R.

 

 

12th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Sunday 22nd June 2008

 

Parish Missal Readings (Year 1) p 305 & Proper p 1064

 

First Reading Jeremiah: 20: 10-13
The Lord supports and protects the righteous.

 

Second Reading Romans 5: 12-15
The power of Christ overcomes sin and death.

 

Gospel Matthew 10: 26-33
God cares for those who are faithful to Him.


THE POPE'S INTENTIONS FOR JUNE 2008

 

General: That Christians may cultivate a deep and personal friendship with Christ so they are able to communicate the strength of his love to those they encounter.

 

Mission: That the International Eucharistic Congress in Quebec, Canada, may lead to ever deeper understanding of the Eucharist, the heart of the Church and source of evangelisation.

 

 

Requiescat In Pace:
We extend our sympathy to the family circle of ;
Maura O’Kelly, Slieve-na-Mon Nursing Home.

 

Anniversary Masses for the week

Monday 23rd Ava McDermott, Knockmoyle Grove (CTK 7.30 pm).

Friday 27th Michael & Maureen Kelly, Gortmore Park (CPC 7.30 pm)

Saturday 28th Mary McAleer, Campsie Crescent (CPC 8.30 pm)

Sunday 29th Eilish McNamee, Farmhill Road (CPC 10.30 am)

Other Anniversaries
Molly Townsend, Farmhill Road
Maureen Gormley , Derry Road
Charles McCullagh, Tirquin Road
Gerard McArt, Bristol
Rose Corry, Castlederg

 

Baptism

 


We welcome into the Parish Community through the Sacrament of Baptism
Mollie Kate Starrs, 5, Drumannon Grove.
Chelsea Louise Connolly, 29, Killybrack Close. Lisanelly.
Shea Maxey McAleer, 7, Clonmore Gardens, Strathroy.

 

 

Child Protection in the Parish.

 

 

 

The safe-guarding of children is at the heart of the Church’s activity.

 

The relationship between Jesus and children was one which valued them and nurtured them. The example of Jesus is, of course, always our standard. In our parish many people work together to safe-guard children taking part in Church activities. Your Parish Representatives for Child Protection are key to this. Along with all who work with children in the parish community, best practice in child-safeguarding is our goal. As part of best practice, it is important that each parish fulfil the POCVA requirements of civil law in Northern Ireland. This is the vetting process for all who work with children and vulnerable adults, whether as employees of the parish or as volunteers. I would ask everyone to cooperate in vetting, both those who are new recruits to parish activities with children, and those who have generously done so for many years. Child safe-guarding is part of our Christian calling.

 

I thank all of you, who are engaged with children in this parish, for the wonderful work you do, building up the Kingdom of God among the next generation of young Catholics.

 

In order to ensure that all the necessary procedures are adhered to, our Parish Representatives will be writing to all new and existing

 

Parish Workers/Volunteers who work with children and vulnerable adults over the next few weeks. Since this is now a legal requirement your co-operation in this exercise would be greatly appreciated.

 

 

 

CAPPAGH PARISH DRAW RESULTS (02/06/2008)


1st Prize £2,000. Geraldine Devine Glendore Wood (Promoter Joe McKnight)

2nd Prize £1,000 Kathleen Wallace Shergrim Glen (Promoter Michael Kelly)

3rd Prize £500 Michael McGowan Oakland Villas (Promoter Tommy Moohan)

4th Prize £250 Mary O’Donnell Cashty Road (Promoter Matt Ward)

5th Prize £100 Imelda Slevin Glenside (Promoter Tess McKillion)

Promoter’s Prize £100 Noel Mayse

 

 

Our next Parish Draw takes place on Monday 7th July at 9 pm, just before the Bingo starts. All returns for the month of June must be in with the Committee on Thursday 26th of June.
No money will be taken on the night of the draw.

 

 

Sacristan required urgently for St Mary’s Church, Knockmoyle. If you are interested please contact the Parish Office on 8224 3375 or Father Eugene Boland PP on the same number.

 


The Annual Mass for the Pioneers will take place on Wednesday 25th June at Christ The King at 7.30 p.m.    Anyone who believes they are eligible for Gold, Silver or full pins or wishing to become Pioneers, please contact any Committee member.   A special invitation is given to those who were confirmed this year if they would like to join the young pioneers, please come along on the night of the Mass and make themselves known to any member on the night."

 

 


Omagh Band Festival ’08 takes place on Saturday 28th June. Brass & wind bands on Main Street & High Street 2-5 pm.

 

Gala Concert featuring Murley Silver Band and local children will take place in the Strule Arts Centre at 8 pm. Tickets £7; £5; £10 family


The Guides are back in town! We can offer girls, from 5-19 an exciting programme of activities full of challenges, friendship and fun. The scheme begins in September and registration takes place in St Mary’s Hall (behind the Sacred Heart Church) on Saturday 14th June from 7-8.30 pm and Sunday 22nd June from 1.30-3 pm. Leaders are also needed so if you are 17+ please get in touch.

 

Derry Diocesan Society: The enrolment fee for the DDS has been increased from £10 to £20.

 


Sean Davis Summer 4 Day OUTDOOR “Fun” Soccer Academy takes place at Campsie Playing Fields Omagh on Monday 30th June to Thursday 3rd July for boys and girls aged 5 to 17 years. Times: 10.00 am to 12.30 pm. Lunch 12.30 pm to 1 pm. Finish 3.00 pm. For further information Tel: Sean Davis FAI, IFA, FA European A Licence Coach on 028 7126 3044.

 

Dún Uladh Summer Seisiún Tour continue on Saturday’s throughout July & August; Join us for a lively and colourful evening of traditional music, song, dance and storytelling. Watch, listen (and even participate!) as some of our best local performers showcase their talents with an enjoyable and intimate presentation of authentic Irish cultural traditions this Saturday night. Music starts at 9 pm. Come along to Omagh’s ONLY dedicated traditional music venue.

 


In conjunction with the Diocesan Pilgrimage to Lourdes for the 150th anniversary of the Apparition it has been decided to celebrate Mass in different areas of the diocese. In Tyrone the Mass will be celebrated in Melmount Church in Strabane at 7.30 pm on Friday July 18th..

 


Grandparents’ Pilgrimage to Knock: The second annual National Grandparents’ Pilgrimage to Knock is on 14th September 2008. Chief celebrant will be Bishop John Flemming. For further information, email info@nationalgrandparentspilgrimage.com.


 
Cappagh Parish Centre

Weekly Bingo: Each Monday evening in Cappagh Parish Hall at 9 pm
GAA - Weekly Lotto Numbers: 1, 2, 3, 20 and 26. Ten winners
each received £10. The jackpot has been capped at £5,000
and the new jackpot now stands at £3,825.

 

 

 

Please keep free Saturday 26th July for a day to remember at Mountfield street party, watch this space for further details! All help greatly appreciated, volunteers required to help on the day.  Please give your name/contact details to  Mountfield Community Association or leave your details in Mace shop, Mountfield.

 

 

Derry Diocesan Pilgrimage to Lourdes 16-21 July 2008: There are still 29 places available on this pilgrimage. If you are interested please contact the Pilgrimage Office on (028) 71 260293 on Tuesdays or Thursdays between 11 am and 2 pm or Saturday 11 am-1 pm & 2 pm-4 pm.

 

 


Termonbacca Community Fun Day will be held on Sunday 13th July. We need Bric-a-Brac of all sorts. If you are willing to help in any way please contact us during office hours 10.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m Monday to Friday. Tel: 71262512

 

Last week’s collection was £3,918. Thank-you.

Last week’s fundraising collection £2,487.

 

PRAY FOR PRIESTS
This week we ask you to pray for the following priests:
Fr. Seamus Farrelly Monday 23rd June
Fr. John Farren Tuesday 24th June
Fr. Neil Farren Wednesday 25th June
Fr. Paul Farren Thursday 268h June
Fr. Christopher Ferguson Friday 27th June
Fr. John P. Forbes Saturday 28th June
Fr. Edward Gallagher Sunday 29th June

 

 



Killyclogher Collectors - June 2008.

 

Vigil Mass: (1) Matt Swift (2) Kevin Rooney (3) Sean Deehan (4) Danny McCusker (5) Brian McGlone (6) Pat Livingstone

10.30 am: (1) Raymond Fox (2) Ennis Dobbin (3) Aidan McPhillips (4) Patrick Campbell (5) Niall Duffy (6) Brian McMenamin

12 Noon: (1) Frank Donaghy (2) Bob Lingwood (3) Tony McKenna (4) Basil Neville (5) Gerry Kelly (6) Eamon McGlone.

 

 

Killyclogher Counters - June


:Bernadette McMullen, Aileen McAnespy and Marian Mallon. Others welcome.

 

 

Knockmoyle Collectors – June

 

Eunan Kerlin, Declan McGrath, Olly McGirr and Frank Devlin.

 

 

Knockmoyle - Counters - June : Brian and Mary McGrath.

 

 

Mountfield - Collectors – June : Sean McAleer, Brian Fury and Anthony Carlin.

 

Readers for Killyclogher for June.


Vigil: Michael Duffy;

10.30 pm: Andrew Dyson and

12 noon: Tony McKenna.