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We remember with Love and Affection those who have gone to God recently,<br />
John Brendan Skerritt, Lahinch, Co Clare brother of Kieran and uncle of Sarah,<br />
Knocknacarra Rd. Fr. Henry (Hon) Keogh.<br />
and those with Month’s Minds and Anniversaries including —<br />
Vigil Sat. 13th 5.30pm Michael Croker (A); Detta Murray (A) G.J.<br />
Sunday 14th 9.30am Private Intention A.B.<br />
11:00am Paddy Francis (A) G.J.<br />
Sean & Maureen Coyne (A)<br />
Claire & Mick Dunne (A)<br />
John Brendan Skerritt (RIP)<br />
12.30pm Nora Heverin (A) A.B.<br />
6:00pm Private Intention G.J.<br />
Monday 10:00am Jennifer Silke (A) AB<br />
15th Aug. John & Annie Walshe and Family (A)<br />
7:30pm Private Intention G.J.<br />
Tuesday 10:00am Michael Concannon (A) M.B<br />
16th Aug. 7.30pm Con Murphy (RIP) A.B.<br />
Annie Henry (Birth Rem)<br />
Wednesday 1 0:00am Patrick & Molly Kelly (A) MB<br />
17th Aug. 7:30pm Private Intention G.J<br />
Thursday 10:00am Decd McCormack & Jordan Families G.J.<br />
18th Aug. Michael O Connor (A)<br />
Patrick, Mossie & Mary O Connor (A)<br />
7.30pm Private Intention A.B<br />
Friday 10:00am Private Intention AB<br />
19th Aug. 7.30pm Tom Garrett (A) W.M.<br />
Saturday 10:00am Private Intention G.J.<br />
20th Aug.<br />
Next Weekend<br />
5.30pm Private Intention<br />
Sunday 21st 9.30am Private Intention<br />
11am Aileen Kelly (A)<br />
12.30am Brendan Sugrue (A); Tom & Ellen Donohoe (A)<br />
6pm Private Intention<br />
<strong>Parish</strong> <strong>News</strong><br />
August 14th 2011<br />
OUR PARISH MOTTO: “CHRIST THE KING PARISH — A FAMILY OF FAMILIES”<br />
Monday 15 th August is the Feast of the Assumption<br />
(Patroness of our diocese) and a Holy day of Obligation.<br />
Masses on Monday will be at 10a.m. and 7.30p.m.<br />
Our <strong>Parish</strong><br />
- A Family of Families - Working Together:<br />
In every family there are tons of jobs that need to be done to the<br />
unit functioning properly and each of the members needs to play<br />
their part.. In every family different members fulfil different<br />
functions so too with our <strong>Parish</strong>. Each week for the next we will run<br />
a short series on the individual components of our <strong>Parish</strong>, outlining<br />
their function and describing how they work.<br />
Distribution of Holy Communion at Mass.<br />
At the last supper when Jesus was at supper with his disciples he took bread,<br />
blessed it, gave thanks, passed it around to those who were at table with him and<br />
said “This is my Body/Blood … Do this often in memory of me”. Jesus invited all<br />
present to participate in the sacred meal.<br />
At that first Mass there were only 12 people present and there was no problem<br />
passing the Bread and Cup around — (probably one bowl for each half of the table).<br />
At our Masses we may have six or seven hundred people and the passing around of<br />
the Bread needs to be properly organised and help with the serving is needed -<br />
otherwise the meal would take all day. People generally distribute Holy Communion<br />
at a rate of 15 to 20 per minute and if a priest alone was doing it would take him 25 to<br />
30 minutes on an average Sunday. (Imagine a buffet for 500 guests with only one<br />
person serving). Thus we ask specific members of the family that is our parish to help<br />
with this particular aspect of the meal.<br />
In this parish we have a great group of approximately 60 “Eucharistic<br />
Ministers” who help with serving the Bread (and the Cup) and thus enable the<br />
community to be fed with heavenly food in a dignified and timely manner. We<br />
appreciate it does take an effort to get up from your seat and help and today I say a<br />
big “Thank You” all those who help in this church with Holy Communion.<br />
G.J.
Dear Fellow Traveller,<br />
I received the following acknowledgement during the week:<br />
Very Rev Gerard Jennings PP<br />
<strong>Salthill</strong><br />
Co Galway<br />
11 August 2011<br />
Dear Fr. Jennings ,<br />
On behalf of Tr6caire, I would like to thank you and your parishioners<br />
for your generous donation of €33,500 in response to our East Africa emergency<br />
appeal. The support of <strong>Salthill</strong> (Christ The King) <strong>Parish</strong> has helped to bring<br />
vital assistance to families affected by potentially the worst drought since 1950.<br />
It is estimated that up to 13 million people face life threatening food and<br />
water shortages in Somalia, Ethiopia, and Kenya. As Tr6caire is already<br />
working in the region we are able to respond quickly through our local partners,<br />
and have dedicated more resources to this area to help families survive this<br />
crisis.<br />
In the worst drought-affected areas Tr6caire will provide drought<br />
resistant seed and livestock. A scheme will also be run to move animals to<br />
locations that still have sufficient grazing, preventing them from succumbing to<br />
the drought, and protecting the livelihoods of families that rely on them.<br />
Tr6caire, as a member of the Caritas Intemationalis network, will also be<br />
involved in projects to provide families with an immediate water supply and to<br />
develop water harvesting infrastructure so communities can retain water when<br />
the short rains arrive later this year .<br />
Thank you, once again, for your loyal support and for helping to ensure<br />
that the poorest and most vulnerable people in the world are not forgotten.<br />
Yours sincerely,<br />
Justin Kilcullen .<br />
Director, Trocaire.<br />
Well Done everybody, - Working together we can achieve a lot !.<br />
Have a good week,<br />
G.J.<br />
S.A.R.A. (<strong>Salthill</strong> Active Retirement Association) are on<br />
holidays until Wednesday 7th September, 2011, reopening in<br />
Captain’s deck, Leisureland, <strong>Salthill</strong>. All are welcome.<br />
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Knock Shrine National Novena 14th—22nd August.<br />
Two sessions daily at 3pm & 8.30pm Anointing of the sick<br />
every afternoon. Buses from Cathedral at 6.15 for all 9 nights.<br />
€15 return. Info Ronan on 087 2626685 or www.farrelltravel.ie<br />
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The Society of St. Vincent de Paul Thank you for your<br />
generous donations to their Collection totaling € 2,259<br />
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Apostolic Work Society - Please support Fundraising.<br />
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Cemetery Sunday in New Cemetery, Bohermore will take<br />
place on Sunday 21st August. Mass at 11am.<br />
Cemetery Sunday Rahoon will take place on Sunday 11th<br />
September. Mass at 3pm<br />
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PART TIME COURSE in YOUTH MINISTRY beginning in the<br />
Galway Diocesan Pastoral Centre on 24th/25th September<br />
2011 over 8 weekends through out the year. Fee: 100Euro per<br />
weekend. Contact: Siobhain on 087-9271542 for Info.<br />
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Frances Thornton Memorial Bay Swim — Sat. 20th August.<br />
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"Feileacain, Stillbirth and Neonatal Death Association<br />
are holding a parents night Tuesday the 23rd of August in the<br />
Harbour Hotel Galway at 7:30. This is a support group for<br />
anyone affected by the loss of a baby through stillbirth or<br />
neonatal death. For Info contact 085-24966464 0r<br />
www.feileacain.ie "<br />
MASS TIMES<br />
WEEKENDS<br />
Saturday: 5:30 pm (Vigil)<br />
Sunday: 9:30 am, 11am,<br />
12:30 pm, 6 pm.<br />
WEEKDAYS:<br />
Mon — Fri.: 10 am, 7.30 pm<br />
Sat<br />
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THE PARISH OFFICE<br />
Phone: (091) 523413<br />
E-mail: salthillparish@eircom.net<br />
Hours: Mon-Fri: 9:30—5pm<br />
Sat 10:30am—1. (Lunch 1-2 )<br />
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AT YOUR SERVICE<br />
Office:<br />
Mary Higgins:<br />
Mon, Tues, Wed., Sat<br />
Chris Place: Thurs & Friday.<br />
Priests:<br />
Fr. Gerry Jennings 523 413<br />
Fr. Michael Bailey 526 006<br />
In Residence: Fr. Alan Burke.<br />
ALTAR SERVERS TEAM 1<br />
ADORATION<br />
Blessed Sacrament Chapel<br />
Mon - Fri: 10:30am — 7:30pm<br />
CONFESSIONS<br />
Friday: 7– 7:30 pm<br />
Saturday: following 10am Mass<br />
MORNING PRAYER<br />
Mondays 9:45am - except Bank Holidays.<br />
Week 4 of the Breviary.<br />
Teams for August 2011 - please let us know if you wish to change schedule<br />
Readers this weekend<br />
5.30pm <strong>Parish</strong> Team<br />
9:30am <strong>Parish</strong> team<br />
11am <strong>Parish</strong> Team<br />
12:30pm <strong>Parish</strong> Team<br />
6pm <strong>Parish</strong> Team<br />
Linens<br />
Maire Begley<br />
Flowers<br />
Mary McNamara<br />
Madge Broderick<br />
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS<br />
5.30 pm Rosaleen Rice<br />
Anna O’Connor<br />
Seamus Hynes<br />
D. O’Shaughnessy<br />
Mgt. O’Shaughnessy<br />
9.30 am Ann Costello<br />
Rosemarie Houlihan<br />
Mary MacEnri<br />
11:00 am Mary McNamara<br />
Phyllis Molloy<br />
Pauline Fitzgerald<br />
Mary McDonnell<br />
Martina Murray<br />
Tom Quigley<br />
12.30pm Cath. Quinlan<br />
Peter Curran<br />
Mary Comer<br />
Ann Flanagan<br />
Patricia Buckley<br />
6:00 pm Grace Lyden<br />
Billy Rooney<br />
Peadar Burke<br />
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STEWARDS/COLLECTORS<br />
5.30 pm P. Hennelly<br />
9.30 am Albert O’Dea<br />
Tadgh O’Briain<br />
John Hannon<br />
11:00 am Gerry Murray<br />
Tony O’Connor<br />
Hugh Kavanagh<br />
12.30 pm Amb. Carroll<br />
Tom Murphy<br />
Vincent O’Connor<br />
6:00pm Brendan Reid