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Solus Nua - For those who have lost their Spouse through death or separation: How do we start picking up the pieces, re-building our lives, after we have sustained a grievous loss? We wont be able to undertake major new ventures for a while, but a single step will signify to our inner self that our investment is in life, not in endless grief. At Solus Nua you will find understanding, support, sensitivity, and listening skills from our team of facilitators. The weekly meetings take place in Cavan over a two month period, commencing on Sept 23rd. For more details contact Geraldine @ 087 2675859 or Cavan Family Resource Centre on 049 43 71363, email cavanfamil@oceanfree.net.

 

 
     
   
 
 
 


ACCORD: Would you like to speak with a counsellor about your problem? Accord provides a caring and supportive environment to help you find a way through any difficulties you are experiencing in your relationship.

You can contact us at 047.83359 10am – 2pm to make an appointment in confidence. Our counsellors see people in either Monaghan or Carrickmacross during the day or in the evening.

 

Tearmann Domestic Abuse Service: Free Confidential Information and Support Service for Women in Monaghan and Cavan. Domestic Abuse is a pattern of power and control by one person against another; it can include Physical Abuse, Emotional Abuse, Sexual Abuse, Financial Abuse. Tearmann provides Telephone support, Drop in or appointment based visits, Court Accompaniment, Theraputic childcare Service, Programme for school/community Groups etc. Tel: 047 72311, Mon—Fri 9am—4pm or Email
tearmanndvs@eircom.net

 


Citizens Information: citizens advice service every Friday morning from 10—12.30 at the Cassandra Hand Centre. Contact Helen @ 047 52997

 

‘Do you need someone to talk to? Senior Help Line is a confidential listening service for older people by older people for the price of a local call anywhere in Ireland, LoCall 1850 440 444. Senior Help Line is open every day from 10 am till 4 pm and 7 pm till 10 pm, 365 days a year. ‘Senior Help Line ‘s trained older volunteers offer a friendly, listening and non-judgmental ear to all callers. So don't be alone with your problem. Lifting the phone lessens the loneliness.

 

Marriage Preparation Workshops: Fridays 8—10.30pm; Saturdays 10am—5pm, €150 per couple (Early Booking Advised)

23rd & 24th April 2010
4th & 5th Dec 2009 -14th & 15th May 2010
15th & 16th Jan 2010 -11th & 12th June 2010


Contact Accord, St Macartan’s College, Monaghan. Tel: 047 83359, Mon—Fri 10am-2pm

 

St Joseph’s Young Priests’ Society

St Joseph’s Young Priests’ was founded over 100 yrs ago to help fund the education of young Irish students who were studying for the priesthood. The society has given many young men from impoverished homes who had a vocation, the opportunity to do God’s work. The society also assists overseas students. In 2007, for example 201 Irish & 690 overseas students received assistance of nearly 2 million euro. Due to an extreme shortage of priests and the recession in Ireland the society’s work is still of great value. The Clones branch meet on the last Tues of each month and collect an annual subscription of €10 from many people in the parish. A member of the branch will call with you over the coming months. All who pay become members of the society. Please pray forvocations. If interested in joining our branch, contact Larry Butler 086 8342312.

 

The Connons Church Refurbishment Steering Committee has been set up & the members are as follows:

Owen Conlon, John Connolly, Patrick Connolly, Jeanette Coyle, Fr Duffy, John Joe Gavin, Ciaran McBride, Martina McCabe, Thomas McCaffrey, Bernadette McPhillips, Liam Strain.

 

Legion of Mary
On Sept 7th 1921 Frank Duff founded the apostolic organisation of The Legion of Mary. We have held the 35,73rd meeting in Clones but new members are needed to continue this work. Meetings take place on Wednesday nights @ 8pm in Ionad Na nÓg.

The Church Choir
The church choir and organ music has always been an integral part of the 11.30am Masses, the Christmas Masses, and the religious ceremonies held in the church throughout the year. In recent years the senior choir takes part in Saturday evening Mass, while the folk choir takes part in the 11.30 Sunday Mass. Much justifiable praise has been bestowed on the church choir. Perhaps the importance and value of the choir is best illustrated by the awarding of the Bene Merenti medal, on 16th July 1968, to Peter MacCarney Snr., for his services to the church. He had been conductor of Clones church choir for some thirty years.

The Church Organists:
Mr. Rodgers,
Mother de Chantal,
Mother Gonzaga,
Sister Hilary,
Sister Nolasco,
Miss Jenny Lloyd,
Sister Mary Clancy,
Mrs McCarney,
Biddy Maguire,
Sister Eithne MacCluskey,
Mrs Mary Duffy,
John Martin.

Choir Masters:
Fr. Francis MacConnell,
Peter MacCarney
Dan Maguire,
Jim Murphy,
Gerry Curran.

Junior Choir Masters:
Sister Eileen Ryan,
Mike MacGeady,
Sister Columban.

Folk Choir:
Jim Flynn,
Dympna Cambell.