Mount Leinster Community Employment CLG VACANCIES
PARISH SECRETARY-BUNCLODY (1)
JOB REFERENCE - 2244532 KILMYSHALL PARISH CARETAKER (1)
JOB REFERENCE - 2244537 GROUNDSPERSON /MAINTENANCE (2)
JOB REFERENCE - 2244538 Age limit 21 years upwards Closing Date:
01/11/2022 Contact: Employment Services Bridgepoint Enniscorthy and
quote reference to check eligibility Local D.E.A.S.P (Intreo) Office
Enniscorthy 053-9239300. Garda vetting will apply.
Mount Leinster Community Employment CLG
VACANCIES
Day Care Assistants (2) Two Positions BUNCLODY DAY CARE Job Reference -
2248801 Driving License preferable but not essentially Age limit 21
years upwards Closing Date: 28/11/2022 Please Contact Employment
Services Bridgepoint Enniscorthy quoting job reference to check your
eligibility: Local D.E.A.S.P (Intreo) Office Enniscorthy 053-9239300
Garda vetting will apply D.E.A.S.P eligibility criteria applies
NEW TO MAIN STREET, BALLON, CARLOW.R93P2N7
CORA HAIRDRESSING HAS OPENED WITH OVER 25 YEARS HAIRDRESSING EXPERIENCE.
COURSES INCLUDE ADVANCED CUTTING IN VIDAL SASSOON HAIR ACADEMY LONDON
AND NUMEROUS OTHER HAIR AND COLOURING COURSES.
OPENING 9:00AM TO 5:30PM TUESDAY TO SATURDAY LATE NIGHT THURSDAY EVENING
BY APPOINTMENT.
FOR APPOINTMENT CONTACT CORE 0877580970
Foroige
Clohamon Foroige Senior Youth Club is back on Friday nights!
Registration night Thurs 8th Sep 7.30pm in Clohamon Community Hall for
secondary school teens (age 12-18). Club returning on Friday nights
(7.30 - 9pm) from 16 Sep. Contact 087 3484622, clohamonforoige@gmail.com
or the Facebook page.
New members and leaders welcome!
MCN - Livestream Recordings
MCN have updated us that recordings on the live stream can now only be
stored on MCN website for a maximum of 1 week and will be removed after
that, this is due to GDPR regulations. However the Parish Office will
have a downloaded copy of each recording which can be transferred onto
your USB if you would like a copy.
Bunclody Parish Newsletter
If anybody is interested in receiving our weekly parish newsletter by
email each week, please contact the parish office on 053 93 76190 or
mostholytrinitypo@gmail.com and we can arrange to add your email to our
list.
Bunclody ICA - New members needed
It is 70 years since ICA was started in Bunclody. The guild has
always been very active in the parish for all those years. We want to
keep that tradition alive. But, due in no small way to Covid 19 and the
demographic ageing of our members, we are desperately looking for new
members to join our guild. We meet once a month and have a guest
speaker. Sometimes have various crafts, etc at our meeting. We also meet
once a month for coffee and chat in local restaurant. Sadly, if we do
not get new members, we may have to close the guild. If you have 2 hours
to spare, once a month, and to keep the guild open, which was kept going
by so many wonderful women in the past.
Please phone 087 2805426 or 086 8135587
Bunclody Men’s Shed
Beginner’s course in upholstery.
This free course will run for 5 weeks in the Bunclody Men’s Shed.
Starting on Friday 23rd September from 11:00am to 1:00pm.
If you have a chair you would like to refurbish, you are welcome to
bring it along. If you don’t, bring yourself and we will supply the
chair. For further details contact Jonathan on 089 4972664
"The Monday Club "
Will be returning from Mon 4th September. We looking forward to
seeing everyone.
Alcoholics Anonymous
Meetings held Tuesday & Saturday at 8:30pm in Brennan’s Market Square
Whist
Monday night 8:45pm in Day Care Centre.
St Vincent de Paul
Local Confidential helpline 087 3696883, please call if you need
help.
BUNCLODY BRIDGE CLUB
Play will resume in Bunclody Day Centre, Ryland Road on Wednesday
14th September at 7:15pm . Contact Liz on (087)6450867 for information
RE: Bridge Lessons. New Members Welcome.
S.V.P.
..request Box now located at back of shop. There is a new newspaper
recycling bin beside SuperValu in aid of S.V.P.
Mary's Meals
...feeds hungry children in a place of education in 20
countries. To help them an online quiz is held on the last Friday of
every month at 8pm. It has raised over €23,000 to date to provide more
than a quarter of a million meals. To take part or simply donate go to
www.bit.ly/QuizforMM or contact Martin Colfer on 0872596159.. 55 meals
can be provided with €5.Thank you.
Bunclody Day Care Services
Bunclody Day Care Open Tuesday & Thursday 10.00am -4.00pm
Monday Club 10.00am - 2.00 pm
Bunclody Daycare
Bunclody Day Care would like to thank all who supported our
Bring & Buy/Coffee Morning last Thursday. Your continued support is
greatly appreciated.
Large Quilt Raffle Winners:
Quilt: P Reck
White Crochet Throw: May Levingston
Colour Crochet Throw: Kit Kennedy
Chocolates: Cadey& Ned C/o Emma Doyle
Biscuits:Mary Buckley
Raffle Winners: Mary Cullen, Pauline Andrews, Kathleen Murphy, Catherine
Finn, Jenny Furlong, Betty Rothwell, Mag P Reck, Maura Kavanagh, Tom
Porter, Olivia Power, Vicky Rothwell, Angela Connor, Eileen Dunne.
Livestreaming
Mass is available to watch online. To view go to
mcnmedia.tv and search: Bunclody.
All masses available live. Contact the Parish Office on 053 9376190 with
any queries you may have.
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
In this Sunday’s Gospel Jesus tells a wonderful parable which creates
a wonderful contrast between those who are proud and have a very
dominant ego and those who are humble and have a good sense of how they
are in reality before God. The first character was a Pharisee. The
Pharisees were known as the "Separated Ones" who stood up to the
attempts of the Greeks to introduce Greek culture into the Jewish world.
The Pharisees would have none of it. They insisted on people adhering to
the old law and created numerous mini regulations to ensure that nobody
would break the ten commandments. Their whole life was centred around
the law. They took great pride in obeying every detail of the law
including all of their mini regulations. The man in today’s Gospel had
an especially strong ego. He believed that he was better than the rest
of mankind. He wasn’t grasping, unjust or adulterous like the rest. He
fasted twice in the week and payed his taxes or tithes to the temple. He
was far superior to the tax collector who also came to the temple to
pray.
The tax collector provides a great contrast. His head was faced
towards the ground. He humbly beat his breast and said, "God, be
merciful to me a sinner." There were no dramatics, no drawing attention.
He just acknowledged who he was before God. We are told that he went
home at rights with God. He pleased God. The Pharisee did not. Jesus
draws a wonderful conclusion from the story. "For everyone who exalts
himself will be humbled, but the man who humbles himself will be
exalted."
THE HOOK OF FAITH THIS WEEK
‘You shall be my witnesses’ is the theme of this ‘Mission Sunday’
when the whole Church unites to serve the poor in developing countries
and bring them Good News. We have Pope Francis’ message for this
important day, a newsletter insert and a homily. ‘The Letter: A Message
for our Earth’ is a new feature film on ‘Laudato Si’ and the effects of
climate change. It is now available to view through a YouTube link. We
have an article on the cohesiveness of the Catholic faith and another on
the spirituality of synodality. Finally, more light and inspiration from
the pen of Lorcan Brennan. Check out these and other resources available
at www.thehookoffaith.com