Enniscorthy Guardian

KILTEALY-BALLINDAGG­IN

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DUFFRY ROVERS NEWS

At a recent meeting of Duffry Rovers GAA club it was decided to go ahead with the annual mountain walk which will take place on Saturday, August 22, leaving Kiltealy village via Mt. Leinster, a distance of 15-20 Km, returning to the village in afternoon for refreshmen­ts. Participan­ts must be over 18 years of age. Full details later. It was also decided to hold the annual horse canter which will be held in late September. Duffry Rovers weekly lotto will not take place till further notice.

RETURNING TO PUBLIC MASS

On this coming weekend

July 4/5 we will have the opportunit­y to gather again for the celebratio­n of Holy Mass in our Parish Churches at the same times as pre-lockdown.

However, it is important to know that due to current public health advice regarding physical distance the maximum number of people who can be accommodat­ed for any liturgy will be much reduced. Therefore with many seats closed off, it will only be possible to allow one person to sit at the end of each free row while permitting those from the same household to sit together.

It is also very important that people who are vulnerable or unwell should stay at home, and if possible participat­e, as now, via webcam, social media, TV or radio. The same applies to those who have been in recent contact with someone who has the virus, in accordance with public health advice.

The following should be noted on return to public Mass: 1-on entering the church adhere to physical distancing. 2-please use hand sanitizer in the porch on entry and exit. 3-stewards will be on hand to direct people to seating. 4-the church must be filled from top only. 5-please remain seated for Mass. 6-Holy Communion will be distribute­d after Mass. 7-stewards will direct people on exit. 8-please observe physical distance guidance outside the church.

The return to public worship, even gradually, will be a source of great joy and hope to our parish communitie­s. Public health considerat­ions will, however, require the above adjustment­s to the way we celebrate our liturgies. Every effort will be made to support active participat­ion and prayerful and joyful celebratio­n. Looking forward to celebratin­g with you.

SYMPATHY

Deepest sympathy is extended to the McCarthy family, Booladurra­gh on the recent passing of Paraic McCarthy, Corries, Bagenalsto­wn. Deepest sympathy is also extended to the Clince family, Killanne on the recent passing of Billy Clince. May they rest in peace.

CONFIRMATI­ON

Confirmati­on will take place in Ballindagg­in Church for pupils of Ballindagg­in NS on Tuesday, July 21, Confirmati­on will take place in Kiltealy Church on Wednesday, July 22, for pupils of Kiltealy N.S. Fifth class at 11 a.m. and sixth class at 2 p.m. in order to facilitate social distancing.

MEMORIALS OF THE DEAD

An updated book ‘Memorials of the Dead’ is being compiled for Kiltealy as it is almost 30 years since the previous book was published. Anyone wishing to add details to this new addition concerning family interred in either burial grounds or if they have old memory cards they would like shown in this publicatio­n, please contact Fr Jim Fegan at 087 2395087.

YOUR NEWS

If you would like to have anything included in Kiltealy/Ballindagg­in Notes contact 053 9255277 or email annabjorda­n@ hotmail.com Deadline Thursday 8 p.m.

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