Social Event – December 1st

In recognition of significant anniversaries this year, Killiskey Parish and Ashford Parish are holding a joint social evening in the Bel-Air Hotel on Friday 1st December starting at 8pm. The cost of €10 includes finger food and musical entertainment. It promises to be a fun evening to kick start the Christmas celebrations so bring your family and your friends. Tickets are available from Bernadette Glover (087) 9553171 and Amanda Mooney (087) 6125124.

Youth Clubs

KYC (Killiskey Youth Club) takes place on Saturdays 4th and 18th October. The club is for those in 4th to 6th classes in Nun’s Cross (and their friends) and will run from 5.00-6.30pm on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays in term time in Rathmore Holiday Village. Thanks are due to Belinda Cullen for getting this club off the ground. Offers of help to assist are most welcome.

The teen youth group will meet on Sunday 5th & 19th November, in East Glendalough School, from 6.30-8pm. New members and guests always welcome!

Remembrance Sunday

November is a month for remembering those who have gone before us.

On Sunday 12th of November, the morning service commemorates those who gave their lives in two world wars and in peace-keeping operations. There will be an Act of Remembrance and an opportunity to support the Poppy Appeal.

Holy Land Pilgrimage

Together with the Revd. William Olhausen, Ken Rue is leading a Diocesan group on a pilgrimage to Jordan, Palestine and Israel from 3rd to 14th November. Twenty-eight people are travelling and will not only visit the holy sites but also interact with local Christians and others to gain an insight into what life is like in the Middle East from religious and political standpoints.

Archbishop Jackson has written the following prayer for the Diocese of Jerusalem which you might like to pray:

God, throughout human history you have heard the cry of your people when they turn to you for help and healing, for merciful belonging and for new life. Bless those who today tend the flame of witness to your kindly presence in the Land of The Holy One. Give grace and protection to the bishop, the clergy and people in the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem and the Middle East who heed your command to love God and neighbour with courage and with generosity. Bless those who in the United Dioceses of Dublin and Glendalough build partnership, solidarity and friendship with the peoples of The Middle East at this time of harrowing and of hope. We ask this in the name of God Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Amen.