St Trea's
Parish
Newbridge & Ballymaguigan

Events 2020

 

 

A Service of Light will be held in the Church on Tuesday, 18th August at 7 p.m. for those from Anahorish P.S. who are being confirmed this year. Please bring a baptismal candle to the Service. Face coverings are encouraged.

Confessions for those being confirmed will be heard before the Ceremony of Light at 6.30pm. Confessions for all on Friday at 12 noon & 7 p.m. as well as Saturday at 12 noon & 5 p.m.
 
Three videos have been released by the diocese to help with preparation for confirmation. These can be viewed at the links below:

and also on the Armagh Prays website at the link below:

 
Confirmation for those from Anahorish P.S. will be held on Tuesday, 25 August at 5 p.m. 

 


 

A Service of Light will be held in the Church on Thursday, 20th August at 7 p.m. for those from St. Trea's P.S. who are being confirmed this year. Please bring a baptismal candle to the Service. Face coverings are encouraged.

Confessions for those being confirmed will be heard before the Ceremony of Light at 6.30pm. Confessions for all on Friday at 12 noon & 7 p.m. as well as Saturday at 12 noon & 5 p.m.
 
Three videos have been released by the diocese to help with preparation for confirmation. These can be viewed at the links below:

 
and also on the Armagh Prays website at the link below:

 
Confirmation for those from St Trea’s P.S. will be held on Wednesday, 26 August at 5 p.m. 


 


 

The sacrament of Confirmation will be administrated to the young people of each school separately this year – those from Anahorish on 25 August and those from St Trea's on 26 August, both at 5pm.


It is expected that priests will be delegated as celebrants this year.


Each confirmation family will have received an online link to help the young person to prepare spiritually for the sacrament and it is recommended that this be used. There was not time for preparation in the schools before lockdown.

 

Confirmation Preparation Videos have been produced by The Irish Bishops' Council for Catechetics to help prepare children for the sacrament of Confirmation this year. Details can be found at the link below:



 

The sacrament of Confirmation will be administrated to the young people of each school separately this year – those from Anahorish on 25 August and those from St Trea's on 26 August, both at 5pm.


It is expected that priests will be delegated as celebrants this year.


Each confirmation family will have received an online link to help the young person to prepare spiritually for the sacrament and it is recommended that this be used. There was not time for preparation in the schools before lockdown.

 

Confirmation Preparation Videos have been produced by The Irish Bishops' Council for Catechetics to help prepare children for the sacrament of Confirmation this year. Details can be found at the link below:




 

The celebration of First Holy Communion which was to take place on Saturday, 2nd May at 11 a.m. for pupils of St. Trea's Primary School will now take place on Saturday, 12th September at 11 a.m. 

 

The Archdiocese of Armagh has commissioned a series of videos to help the children of the Archdiocese to prepare for First Communion.  The video series explores the Mass and its importance in the life of the Church.  

In the first video, we learn about the Gathering, Introductory Rite and Penitential Act.
In the second video, we learn about the Liturgy of the Word.
In the third video, we learn about the Liturgy of the Eucharist and the Communion Rite.
In the fourth video, we learn about the Concluding Rite and Dismissal.

There are a number of worksheets available to accompany these videos.
 
You can access the videos and the worksheets by clicking the link below:



 


 

 

The celebration of First Holy Communion for pupils of Anahorish Primary School will take place on Saturday, 19th September at 11 a.m. 

 

 

The Archdiocese of Armagh has commissioned a series of videos to help the children of the Archdiocese to prepare for First Communion.  The video series explores the Mass and its importance in the life of the Church.  

In the first video, we learn about the Gathering, Introductory Rite and Penitential Act.
In the second video, we learn about the Liturgy of the Word.
In the third video, we learn about the Liturgy of the Eucharist and the Communion Rite.
In the fourth video, we learn about the Concluding Rite and Dismissal.

There are a number of worksheets available to accompany these videos.
 
You can access the videos and the worksheets by clicking the link below:



 


 

 

A special ceremony dedicating the month of November to the memory of the dead will take place in the church next Sunday at 3pm. We hope to stream the ceremony.
Parishioners are invited to write the names of loved ones who have gone before us on the crosses available in the church and place them in front of the altar. Crosses will remain at the altar throughout November. 

Ní imithe uainn atá siad, ach imithe romhainn.
They are not gone from us, but gone before us.

November is a time for remembering and praying for our loved ones who have gone before us and whose loss we feel. It is a time when we are particularly conscious of those in our parishes who are grieving and all those families who have lost loved ones in the past year. More than most years, this November will be especially poignant as we remember all those who have died during the COVID-19 pandemic.

We mark this time of year in our parishes with events like the blessing of the graves, the celebration of remembrance services as well as commemorating All Saints’ and All Souls’ Day. As a result of the current Covid-19 restrictions, it will not be possible for us to gather together for these annual events. 

‘We will reach out in November, a month we traditionally pray for our dead, to offer spiritual support to the bereaved’ – Bishops
 
On Sunday 1 November, the eve of All Souls’ Day, the bishops and priests of Ireland will lead a short service of prayer at 3.00pm to dedicate the month of November to ‘Remembrance of the Dead and Prayer for the Bereaved’.  Bishops invite the whole country to unite in this moment which will be followed by parish liturgies throughout the month of November, reaching out as much as possible to those who cannot be physically present.
 
Further information and prayer resources can be found at the links below:


 


 



Advent Calendar 2020

29 Nov 2020

 

The Advent Calendar will go live on the First Sunday of Advent on 29 November 2020.
 
It can be viewed at the link below:


 


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