Church Groups

EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS

We are a group of Parishioners who, having completed a 4 week course, are commissioned to  assist the priests of the parish in the distribution of the Eucharist.

Members are encouraged to foster and promote devotion to the Eucharist.

Eucharist Ministers are commissioned for a four year period.

Euchaist
Coordinator: Mrs. Mary Doris 
Tel: 02868621294
Members: 27
 
USHERS
Ushers help in stewarding and organizing seating  in the Church. They serve mainly on major feasts and Occasions where the congregation is exceptionally large.
Coordinator: Mr. Packie Maguire  
Tel: 02868621479
 
The CHOIR
Aims:
  • To enhance the Liturgy by singing at 11.30am Mass and at variety of Church events e.g. Confirmation, Special Masses and other Ceremonies.
  • To provide a prayerful atmosphere, which is conducive to the prayer life of the congregation.
  • To train the Choir and Soloists in order to fulfill their ministry of music as prayerfully as possible.
  • To promote the use of appropriate Liturgical Music for a wide range of Church events.

Rehearsals every Tuesday at 8.00pm in the Sacred Heart Church - New Members are more than welcome to join!!

Choir Director: Mrs. Aideen McGirr
Tel: 028 686 21860
No Of Members: Approx 30
   
ST VINCENT de PAUL

Aims: The St. Vincent De Paul endeavours

  • To provide assistance for the poor.
  • To visit the sick at home and in hospital.
  • To visit the homes for the elderly.
  • To organise an Annual Senior Citizens Party

 

SVP
Frederic Ozanam was born at Milan on 23 April 1813 and died at Marseilles on 8 September 1853. In 1833 along with other young students, he founded the Society of St Vincent de Paul.

The society has been serving the poor in Ireland since 1844.

 
The Pioneer Total Abstinence Association of the Sacred Heart
The Pioneer Total Abstinence Association of the Sacred Heart was founded in the Church of St Francis Zavier, Dublin by Father James Cullen SJ on 27 December 1898.  One of the main celebrations to mark its centenary year was the Mass and Rally in Croke Park, Dublin on 30 May 1999.

Pioneer members take a threefold commitment –

  • To pray daily for the conversion of excessive drinkers
  • To abstain for life from all intoxicating drink
  • To wear the Pioneer Pin publicly; an encouragement for others to do the same
PTAA
The Pioneer Association is not anti-alcohol.  Total abstinence is a personal choice of Pioneers – moderation and self-control is for all.
President: Mrs. Margaret Callaghan
Tel: 028 68621669
Meetings take place every First Friday at 9.00pm in the Committee Rooms.
 
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