Mass Times. Mass Intentions.
Sat.
22nd Aug. 7.30pm. Jim
Maheady, Benny Sheridan,
Phil and Rose Reilly, Pullakeel.
Mon. 24th Aug. 7.30pm.
Wed.
26th Aug. 8.00pm. Deceased Gaffney Family, Ardkill
Sat.
29th Aug. 7.30pm. Hughdie
and Annie Brady, deceased Monaghan Family and Michael Kelly, Gallon.
Rosary Monday evening 6.50pm
Reader Linda
McSherry.
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. Wednesday 6.00-9.00pm.
Offertory
Collection
8th
-9th August. Drumavaddy. €350.
Crosskeys. €575.50.
Feast
of the Assumption Drumavaddy. €90
Crosskeys. €115.
Adoration
of the Blessed Sacrament. Tuesday 10am – 6.00pm.
If you can attend between 2 and 3pm please contact
Anna Brady.
In view of restrictions to numbers that may attend
Masses, only one intention will be accepted for Masses celebrated in Drumavaddy
and Crosskeys.
It would be appreciated if all family intentions were
included on one date, rather than on various dates throughout the year, to
facilitate everyone.
St. Matthew’s Church, Crosskeys.
Mass Times. Mass Intentions.
Sun.
23rd Aug. 11.00am.
Tues. 25th Aug. 9.30am.
Thurs 27th Aug. 9.30am.
Fri. 28th Aug. 7.30pm. Michael,
Noel Smith and deceased Smith Family
Sun. 30th
Aug. 11.00am. Hugh Lynch and Family, Carrickatobber
Due
to the recent resignation of Oliver Ferguson, who has provided great service to
the parish for so many years, the position of Sacristan in St. Matthew’s
Church, Crosskeys will be advertised in due course.
Denn GFC Blotto. "Live
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Number's Drawn. 05/11/24/26
No Jackpot winner.
€25 winners are: 1.
Eileen Shanaghy. 2. Oliver Ferguson
Next draw Monday
24th August 2020
Jackpot €5200
Please follow the
link below
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Dates for your diary.
Confirmation. 3.00pm. 5th September 2020.
First Communion. 17th October 2020.
Email:
crosskeys@kilmorediocese.ie
Website: www.parishofdenn.com
Fr. Donal Kilduff: 049 4336102
The following
statement has been issued by the Roman Catholic and Church of Ireland Primates
of All Ireland, the Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church in Ireland, and the President of the Methodist Church in Ireland:
At this time, both in Northern Ireland and in the
Republic of Ireland, the governments have not formally made mandatory the
wearing of face coverings at services of worship. This is, in part, due to the
fact that as churches we are committed to maintaining 2 metre physical
distancing between household groups and strict adherence to all government
guidance on hand hygiene, cleaning, ventilation etc.
It, however, remains our responsibility to ensure that
our services of worship are safe places for all who join with us. It has become
increasingly clear that the wearing of face coverings, in conjunction with hand
washing etc., is likely to reduce the spread of coronavirus, thus helping to
protect others. Their use is therefore one way in which we can evidence
protection for the most vulnerable, support for our health workers, and
practical love for our neighbours.
Following further recent consultations with public health
authorities, we join with Christian church leaders all over this island in
formally recommending and encouraging the use of face coverings at all services
of worship, along with the ongoing maintenance of 2 metre physical distancing,
from Sunday 30 August 2020, and earlier if practicable.
We understand that some people are exempted from the
wearing of face coverings, as outlined in the two jurisdictions.
We also recognise that whilst it may not be appropriate
for those who are leading from the front during worship, including preaching,
to wear face coverings, they should at all times continue to maintain at least
2 metre physical distancing from one another, and 4 metre physical distancing
from the front row of the congregation.
The Most Revd Eamon Martin
Roman Catholic Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All
Ireland
The Most Revd John McDowell
Church of Ireland Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All
Ireland
The Rt Revd Dr David Bruce
Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church in Ireland
The Revd Dr Tom McKnight
President of the Methodist Church in Ireland