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The Obelisk
A Killiney Newsletter
September/October 2014 Vol. 3 Issue 4

www.htkilliney.dublin.anglican.org
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Cover Image: The Obelisk. Thanks to David Dingemans.
RECTORS SURGERY - Every Tuesday 7-8 pm, Holy Trinity Rectory
Holy Trinity Parish Office, Killiney Road, Killiney, Co. Dublin
Tel: 01 2852695 Email: rector.htkilliney@dublin.anglican.org
Website: www.htkilliney.dublin.anglican.org
RECTOR
Revd Niall J. Sloane
Holy Trinity Rectory,
Killiney Road,
Co. Dublin.
Telephone: 01 285 2695
E: rector.htkilliney@dublin.anglican.org
Day Off: Friday

LAY READER
Nigel Pierpoint

LAY READER EMERITUS
Ruth Heard
PARISH PANEL
Rector, Hazel Kinmonth,
Sandra Moore, Nigel Teggin

ORGANIST
Frank Hughes, 4945506

CARETAKER
Nicholas Wall

READERS GUILD
Ruth Heard

INTERCESSORS GUILD
The Rector

CHURCH REVIEW
Marianne Irvine


MAGAZINE TEAM - Would you like to Help? Speak to the Rector
Rector (Editorial), Zandra Laing (Co-ordinator), Dorothy Barrett (Distribution), Rector &
Rosemary Teggin (Photographs), Joan Millar (Advertising), Reads, Sandyford (Production)
CHURCHWARDENS
Rectors - Anne Pierpoint
Peoples - Lewis Purser

JUNIOR CHURCHWARDENS
To be appointed

GLEBEWARDENS
Rectors - Alleyn Manley Peoples - Sandra Moore

SELECT VESTRY
Rector; Churchwardens; Glebewardens; Bryan
Burdett; Chris Hurley; Clive Christie; David Millar;
Helen Irwin; Helen Middleton; Nigel Teggin; Paul
OBrien; Simon Brown; Stefanie OBrien; Stephen
Rhys-Thomas; Zandra Laing

HON. SECRETARY
Clive Christie

HON. TREASURER
Chris Hurley

ASSISTANT HON. TREASURER
Helen Middleton

HON. F.W.O RECORDER
Helen Middleton

PAROCHIAL NOMINATORS
Clive Christie Zandra Laing
Paul OBrien Helen Irwin

DIOCESAN SYNODSPEOPLE
David Millar Lewis Purser June Hurley
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Deadline for submissions is 15th October. There is no newsletter for July/August.
Whos Who in Holy Trinity Parish
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Dear Parishioners,

Carry Centre - As you all may be aware we had a blip in the project at the
start of the Summer. Thankfully, things are back on track again - a full report
may be found on page 6

The Future - A number of events are taking place over the coming weeks. The
Harvest Thanksgiving Service is a particular highlight - please see page 18 for
more.

New Format - Following on from our success at General Synod (see back cover) we
have been working over the Summer on an improved format for The Obelisk - we hope
you like it!

New Logo - A description of the new Parish logo is available on page 18

Final thoughts - September heralds a new academic year. To all those moving
into new routines - I hope all goes well. For those of us settling back into old
routines - I hope it is with a new vigour after a restful Summer!

With every good wish,
Congratulations
Those celebrating significant birthdays you know who you are!
Ros & Clive Christie on celebrating their Silver Wedding anniversary
Rosemary and Nigel Teggin on the birth of their first grandchild a boy
Daphne and Edgard Hall on the birth of their 5th grandson
Cloe Watkins who recently obtained her 100th Hockey International cap
Joan & David Millar on celebrating their Sapphire Wedding anniversary
Barry and Nellie on the birth of their son.
From the Rector
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Eco Congregation Ireland
Information leaflets are available in the Church and Hall.

I suppose that at this time of year we should be sitting back in a deckchair, feet
up, admiring all the work done over the past few months. Well, do just that and
enjoy your garden.

Also take a walk around. I like to walk around the garden and think of all the
people who have kindly given me bits of plants, slips and shoots. I can look at
plants and flowers from my parents garden and remember my early years as my
parents created and cared for their garden. Some of the plants from their garden
now live in my garden. I look at plants kindly given to me by friends and
remember them, some who have long since died. I dread to remember all the
plants which were given to me and have disappeared because I did not succeed
in their care. I look at plants (some of which have grown into trees!) which
were given to me on special occasions like birthdays and anniversaries -
memories, memories.

I love to smell the scents of flowers which bring back evocative memories -
sweetpea, roses, lavender, cat mint, geraniums. I also see the convolvulus and
the robin-run-the-hedge climbing up everywhere, but I leave it to another day
and return to the deckchair!

Don't forget to enjoy your garden and treasure the memories.

Rosie French
Garden Memories
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TCD StudyCan you help?
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The Carry Centre
A wonderful evening on May 23rd marked the closure of the Hall for refurbishment. As
mentioned we then faced a major obstacle; however, through the generosity of our own
parishioners we have overcome it! The Rector wishes to put on record his gratitude for
the support and encouragement given to the project. We envisage the Centre being ready
for use at the beginning of November. In the meantime the parish users will use
various locations for their gatheringsplease consult each organisation for full
details. For more information visit www.carrycentre.ie

Pentecost
On the feast of Pentecost, we joined the clergy & parishioners of St Matthias, Ballybrack for
a festive Holy Communion in the Old Church of Killiney on Marino Ave. It certainly was a
memorable service for during the service the heavens opened not with tongues of fire but
buckets of rain well done to all those who attended!

Patronal Festival
The Annual Patronal Festival was marked with a special Parish Communion in Holy Trinity.
The guest preacher was the Very Revd Kenny Hall, Dean of Clogher (pictured above with the
Rector, Lay Reader & Churchwardens) Many thanks to Daphne Hall and her team who
decorated the church for the occasion.

Christian Aid
An uplifting service on May 11th marked the beginning of Christian Aid Week. Many thanks
to Marianne Irvine and her team who organised refreshments after the service and to all
those who support the work of Christian Aid.

Summer 2013
During the months of July and August the church was open to visitors. We are grateful to
the team of volunteers who assisted in making Holy Trinity more accessible to the wider
community.
Parish News
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Redevelopment of The Carry Hall: A full report is outlined on page 6.

New Caretaker: Nicholas Wall joined us in May and we are delighted to have
him working with us. Welcome Nicholas!

Disability Access Ramp at the Church & The Church Organ: Nothing
further to report.
The Vestry will meet at 8pm in the Rectory on Monday 8
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September
News from the Select Vestry
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David Millar writes, Each day begins with a Service, in which may be included hymns
with old words to new tunes or new hymns with old tunes or traditional hymns
which one thought one knew by heart only to find oneself caught out by a 21st-
century line in an old favourite dating back to the late 1700s. One needs to be on
ones toes. In his address the Archbishop of Armagh pointed to the individuality of
the life of each one of us, and the need to look beyond our own selves into the
world in which our children and grandchildren will live.
Synod Bills are required to pass three readings before passing into Church law. Many
involve non-controversial up-dates, but others demand detailed debate, and not all
get through. Only one - that sought a gender balance among elected parochial
nominators - failed, narrowly enough, on the grounds that not all parishes could
meet a legislated requirement.
Reports and presentations included that of the Bishops Appeal, only 6.3% of the
funds raised go in expenses, which stated that many projects do not make the media
and that some are overtaken by even more urgent disasters elsewhere. Talk of
reduced time allowable for religious education, with a concentration placed on
religions generally rather than any particular religion believed in by the individual,
made for a lively discussion. Questions were again raised about Church silver lying in
safes. The increasing problem which parishes are facing regarding their buildings, the
painstaking steps which have been taken with regard to clergy pensions with the
retirement age rising to 68, the report of the Parish Development Working Group,
and commemorations surrounding events between 1913 and 1922 were some of the
many other diverse subjects discussed.
Again this year, towards the end of the second day, the meeting broke into
discussion groups. We were presented with questions the answers to which
deserved more time than their complexity and diversity allowed, and merit further
consideration within parishes, and subsequent re-visiting.
Next years Synod meeting will be held in Armagh, but with the need to provide for
an attendance of 650 (not quite a third larger than the Church of England) though the
attendance each day this year reached only 65%, increasingly urgent questions for
the future raise their heads.
Constant change is here to stay may well sum up the meeting.
Church of Ireland General Synod 2014
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The Obelisk
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Ladies Guild - Meet on the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 10.30am. The new
season begins on September 9th with a service in the church. New members
are always welcome!
Table Tennis
The table tennis season starts on Monday 8th September @
8pm in G.K.N.S. If you are interested in trying out table
tennis, you would be very welcome. For more information
contact Linda Franck (086 8296029).
Service & Social
The next gathering will be on Sunday 5th October at
3pm in the Church. Please contact Joan Whyte or the
Rector for more information.
Killiney Diners Club The KWDs - The next gathering will be on
September 18th, the venue is yet to be decided. Further expressions of interest
or queries may be addressed to Zandra Laing or the Rector.
Socials Involving Ladies of Killiney - The new season begins on Wed. 17th
Sept. with a talk by Hilary Robinson on A food Journey - Nutrition through the
Ages. The meeting will be held in Holy Trinity Church at 8pm. On Wed. 15th
Oct. at 8pm in the Church there will be a Chocolate Tasting by Jason O'Brien.
On Wed. 12th Nov. (please note this is the 2nd Wed. of the month) The Pavilion
Theatre for St. Patrick's Dramatic Society's production of Oscar Wilde's, "A
Woman of No Importance". Cost 18. Please note there will be a
monthly charge of 3 unless there is a specific entrance fee for that night . For
more information please contact Judy Jones 2855159
Clubs and Societies
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The Y Club (Killiney Mens Society) - On a beautiful Wednesday in May a group of Men
from the Y Club made a day visit to London. The men witnessed the Changing of the
Guard at Buckingham Palace and a visit to the Royal Mews. After a traditional pub-lunch
the group had a look around Westminster Abbey before making their return journey to
Killiney. We hope to run a similar event in the future. The new season begins on
September 25th with a trip to Cavistons in Glasthule. More information from Paul OBrien,
Nigel Pierpoint or the Rector.
Bible Study and Prayer Group - This year we will be looking at the New
Testament. The term begins on Tuesday 23rd Sept. at 10.30am in the Rectory.
We hope to include a report of our studies throughout the year - more next
time All are very welcome to attend. Further expressions of interest may be
addressed to the Rector.
Flower Guild - Thank you to Daphne and all the Guild who decorated the Church for
the Patronal festival on June 15
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. The next major event in the diary is Harvest Thanksgiving
- please see page 18 for more details. Decorating takes place on the morning of 4th
October - all welcome!
Sheep Thrills - Made in Ireland
Restarts on Thurs.18th Sept. @ 11am in St Paul's Parish Centre,
Glenageary until The Carry Centre is ready 1st week in November.
There is parking in the Church Grounds and Rosie French has kindly
offered us parking at her home if needed, just up the road on the
right, number 45. We look forward to continuing where we left off
sharing talents & providing new products for charities and the
homeless. New members are always welcome, come along and bring a friend, no joining
fee 3 to include some yarns, homemade biscuits and freshly made coffee.
Clubs and Societies
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Wish List
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Parish Clubs and Societies meet in the Carry Hall
(with the exception of the Choir & Flower Guild which meet in the Church)

Sunday Club 3rd Sunday monthly 10.45 am Vanessa Mitchell
ENGAGE (Youth Club) Saturday afternoons by arrangement The Rector
Bible Study Group 4th Tuesday monthly 10.30 am The Rector
Choir Sundays 9.30 am Frank Hughes
Flower Guild By arrangement Daphne Hall
KWD (Diners Club) Thursday evenings by arrangement Zandra Laing
Ladies Guild 2nd Tuesday monthly 10.30 am Rosemary Teggin
SILK - Socials Involving Ladies of Killiney 3rd Wednesday monthly 8.00 pm Judy Jones
The Y Club (Mens Society) 4th Thursday monthly 8.00 pm Nigel Pierpoint
Service & Social Group By arrangement Joan Whyte
Sheep Thrills (Knitting Group) Thursday Mornings 11.00am Joan Millar
Table Tennis Monday 8.00 pm Linda Franck
Notice boards for some of the organisations are located in the Carry Hall
September & October
September 2014
4 GKNS Board of Management
8 Select Vestry Meeting
Table Tennis Club resumes
9 Ladies Guild
17 SILK
18 Killiney Winey Dineys
21 Sunday Club
22 Golf Outing
23 Bible Study Group
25 Sheep Thrills resumes
Y Club


October 2014
4 Harvest Flower Decorating
5 Harvest Thanksgiving
Service & Social Group
9 Diocesan Schools Service
12 Family Harvest
13 Select Vestry meeting
14 Ladies Guild
15 SILK
19 Sunday Club
21 Dublin Diocesan Synod
23 Y Club
24 GKNS closes for Halloween
24-27 Bank Holiday Weekend
26 Irish Standard Time ends
28 Bible Study Group
29 Consecration of Holy Trinity (1868)
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READERS: If you cannot read on the appointed day please arrange a swap
with someone else and let the Churchwardens know.
Calendar for September
READINGS ARE FROM YEAR A OF THE REVISED COMMON LECTIONARY (NRSV)
CHILDRENS PACKS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE BACK OF THE CHURCH.
* SUNDAY CLUB MEET IN THE CARRY HALL.
Coeliac? Communicants who are Coeliac, please inform the Rector or a
Churchwarden and gluten-free bread can be arranged.
4 Thursday 10.30 Holy Communion
7 Sunday
Trinity XII (18)
Exodus 12: 1-14
Romans 13: 8-14
8.30
10.45
Reader
Reader
Intercessor
Holy Communion
Parish Communion
Michael Murdoch
Linda Peters
The Rector
11 Thursday 10.30 Holy Communion
14 Sunday
Trinity XIII (19)
Exodus 14: 19-31
Matthew 18: 21-35
8.30
10.45
Reader
Reader
Holy Communion
Family Service
Churchwardens/Baptismal Party
Churchwardens/Baptismal Party
18 Thursday 10.30 Holy Communion
21 Sunday
Trinity XIV (20)
St Matthew
Proverbs 3: 13-18
2 Corinthians 4: 1-6
8.30
10.45
Reader
Reader
Intercessor
Holy Communion
Parish Communion*
Joan Bewley
Heather Brown
Nigel Teggin
25 Thursday 10.30 Holy Communion
28 Sunday
Trinity XV (21)
Exodus 17: 1-7
Matthew 21: 23-32
8.30
10.45
Reader
Reader
Holy Communion
Family Service
Sunday Club
Sunday Club
Hospital Visiting
The Rector would appreciate being told if parishioners are in hospital or
going into hospital, and will be pleased to offer pastoral support.
A selection of prayers is available from him or in Church.
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Why the different colours?
Liturgical colours are those specific colours which are used for vestments and
hangings within the context of Christian liturgy.
Gold: Easter Day, Christmas Day & Trinity Sunday
White: Feast Days / Saints Days / Maundy Thursday / Eastertide
Purple: Lent & Advent Purple: Lent & Advent Purple: Lent & Advent
Red: Pentecost / Saints Days (Martyred) / Holy Week
Green: Ordinary Time
Calendar for October
2 Thursday 10.30 Morning Prayer
5 Sunday
Trinity XVI (22)
Deuteronomy 8: 7-18
2 Corinthians 9: 6-15
8.30
10.45
Reader
Reader
Intercessor
15.00
Holy Communion
Harvest Festival Eucharist
Stephen Franck
Ishbel Lee
The Rector
Service & Social
9 Thursday 10.30 Morning Prayer
12 Sunday
Trinity XVII (23)
TBC
TBC
8.30
10.45
Reader
Reader
Holy Communion
Childrens Harvest Service
Churchwardens/Baptismal Party
Churchwardens/Baptismal Party
16 Thursday 10.30 Holy Communion
19 Sunday
Trinity XVIII (24)
Exodus 33: 12-23
1 Thessalonians 1: 1-10
8.30
10.45
Reader
Reader
Intercessor
Holy Communion
Parish Communion*
Libby McElroy
Sylvia Hurley
Henry Irvine
23 Thursday
St James the brother of our Lord obs.
10.30 Holy Communion
26 Sunday
Fifth Sunday before Advent
Deuteronomy 34: 1-12
Matthew 22: 34-46
8.30
10.45
Reader
Reader
Holy Communion
Family Service
Sunday Club
Sunday Club
30 Thursday 10.30 Holy Communion
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Forthcoming Events

Diary Dates - Enclosed please find a Calendar of Events for 2014-15
Harvest
The Annual Harvest Thanksgiving service will
be held on Sunday 5
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October at 10.45am.
The preacher on the occasion will be the Revd
Fr Michael OKelly (right) from St Stephens
Church, Killiney. The church will be decorated
on Saturday 4
th
donations of flowers and
vegetables will be most welcome. The Junior Harvest will be held on Sunday
12
th
October at which we welcome the Revd Suzanne Harris (left), Chaplain of
Newpark School as our preacher.

Note the date - Christmas Sale 29th November
Parish Retreat
It is hoped to have a Joint - Parish Retreat in Holy Trinity, Killiney with the
Revd Garth Bunting from Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin on Saturday 8th
November 2014, 12.30pm to 5pm (TBC). Cost 20 per person, including
lunch. Running this event will require a minimum of 10 people. A sign-up sheet
will be available at the church door.
New Logo
You may have noticed the new logo for Holy Trinity. To explain:
The Purple and Yellow crescents are taken from the Carry Centre logo and
symbolise the Centre and Community. The Blue crescent, which supports the
other two, represents the church. The three
together make a Trinity. The Y is thought to
look like a person and one on top of another
symbolises how we support one another, our
community and how God supports us. We
thank Linda Peters for her help with making this
possible.
Golf Outing: Will be held on Monday 22
nd
September in Killiney Golf
Club. Please contact Helen Irwin @ helenirwin54@gmail.com or 2801275.
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Restaurant Review - You light my FIRE!!!
FIRE is a restaurant/cocktail bar situated on Dawson St., beside The Mansion
House, which caters for all adult ages and tastes. I have never had anything less
than superb food there and a recent meal continued that theme.
The Pre-Theatre menu at 29.50 for 3 courses with tea or coffee is great value
and is available at varying times during the week. A snapshot of what was
consumed - juicy Garlic Prawns in melted herb butter with chorizo, Irish Hake
Fillet and a chocolate framboise, (pictured), all beautifully presented and preceded
by complimentary warm fresh breads and dips.
Other choices include novel variations on vegetarian, chicken, steak and fish
options so there is something for everyone. The service is always just the right
side of attentive without being overbearing. It is a spectacular location, especially
if seated in the circular main dining room, and a lovely place to bring family and
friends visiting Dublin. See website: www.mansionhouse.ie/fire-restaurant/
Zandra Laing
Diocesan Employment Bureau - Situated in Taney Parish Centre, it is our
hope that it will be of help to many who find themselves without work for a
variety of reasons. Full details from the Rector.
Food Glorious Food!
Smoked Mackerel Pate on Cucumber Rounds
Ingredients: 550g Smoked Mackerel (skinned and boned) Juice of 1/2 Lemon
2 tbsp. Greek yogurt 1 tbsp. horseradish sauce 2 tbsp. parsley chopped
Method: Whiz all of the above in a food processor or mash finely with a fork.
Serve on peeled cucumber rounds. Sprinkle paprika over and hand around with
drinks or serve the pate on a plate with salad leaves as a first course.
Anne Day
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OUR PARISH SCHOOL

A new year!
As a new school term begins we welcome all those who are starting out at
GKNS, in particular we welcome all the new Junior Infants!

Board of Management
As the Revd Dr William Olhausen is on sabbatical till the end of the
September, the Rector will be acting Chairman of the Board.
Sunday Club begins a new term on Sunday 21st September. The Club meets
on the 3rd Sunday of every month during term time. New members always
welcome!
Youth & Children
CONFIRMATION
Those in 2
nd
year or above in Post-Primary education who would like to
consider Confirmation in 2015, should contact me before 30
th
September 2014.
Read about
the Good Samaritan
St Luke 10: 25-37

COLOUR ME IN!
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Parish Archives
We are looking for any photos, information or historical artefacts relating to
Holy Trinity, Killiney. In particular we are looking for copies of Service Sheets,
Photos, Magazines, etc. If you have any such records please contact the Rector.
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DLRCOCO Notices
Campaign Against Graffiti
The Council calls on the public to be more vigilant of graffiti
attacks in their area and to pass on any evidence of such acts
to their local Garda Station or to the Council on 2054817 / environ@dlrcoco.ie

Cycle Map
A newly launched cycle leaflet for DLRCOCO is available to download as a pdf on
www.dlrcoco.ie under cycling. Hard copies of the Cycle Map or leaflets and further
information on cycling in the County can be obtained by e-mail at cycling@dlrcoco.ie

Future Events: Witches and Wizards
Get ready for Halloween by coming along and making your very own witches broom and
wand using natural materials found in the park. Booking required contact Andrew on
0873299936 or email info@owls.ie When: Sat 25th Oct.,14:00 15:30. Where: Killiney
Hill, Killiney

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Around the Community
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It was a dull wet afternoon when we flew into Glasgow Prestwick on the west
coast of Scotland. The airport is now very dilapidated (it recently sold for 1)
but boasts one major claim to fame, it is the only piece of British soil on which
Elvis Presley stood, his plane re-fueled at the airport during a stop off on his
journey home from military service in Germany. Walking across the soaking
tarmac to the paint-peeled building, I could not blame him for never returning.
We hired a car, a compact but zippy little number with the most unexpected of
added extras, a soft top. A retractable roof is not altogether useful in the
Scottish climate, but, owing to the novelty value, we made full use of the feature,
and headed off with the wind, and possibly a few spots of rain, in our hair. We
travelled north from Prestwick to Wemyss Bay and from there it was a short
ferry ride to Rothesay on the Isle of Bute. In its heyday the island was a major
tourist destination, with thousands of holidaymakers and day trippers travelling
on the steamers down from Glasgow. It is now a lot quieter, and still very
pleasant. The island is a haven for walkers and cyclists with many beautiful routes
crisscrossing the landscape. The Mount Stuart estate is one of the most popular
attractions on the island. The house has been described as an architectural
masterpiece and one of the worlds greatest houses. It was designed by Sir
Robert Anderson for the 3rd Marquess of Bute in the late 1870s and reflects the
eccentricity of the Marquess, and excessive wealth that the family had acquired
through astute marriages and business dealings. At the time the Marquess was
the richest man in the UK and the house very much demonstrates this.
Our stay on Bute was short, but perhaps if you decide to visit for yourself you
might see us there, I am sure we will be back.
Karen Wilson

P.S. Despite Nialls driving no Fiat 500s were harmed during this vacation
Pack your bag to Scotland
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The Parish Registers
The Parish Registers

Our sympathy and prayers are with all those who have been bereaved
remembering especially:
Carl, Rodney, Cheryl and their families on the death of Ernest
Steven and Lucy Cautley on the death of Stevens mother
Maurice & Laura Martin on the death of Maurices father
Joan Whyte and her family on the death of Dymphna Whyte
Paul, Georgina and Stefanie OBrien on the death of Pauls mother, May
Nigel Teggin and his family on the death of his aunt, Anne Gray
Bobby & Dorothy Blakeney on death of Dorothys cousin
Cynthia Hughes and her family on the death of her sister, Daphne.
Flower Rota
Pam Russell
Georgina OBrien
Daphne Hall
Melanie Purser
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The Parish Panels (Safeguarding Trust) Responsibilities include:
- interviewing persons willing to serve as workers in the parish
- advising workers on their responsibilities in respect of the Code
- advising the Select Vestry in respect of its responsibilities
The Parish Panel Members are:
The Revd N.J. Sloane (Rector) Nigel Teggin Sandra Moore Hazel Kinmonth
Organising your wedding - Weddings are very special occasions in the life of any
family and in the life of the church. When considering getting married please check possible
dates with the Rector before confirming arrangements. It is expected that couples will
make a regular commitment to the life of the church in preparation for marriage.
Holy Baptism Born again of water and the Holy Spirit
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April (in Holy Trinity) Abigail Ellen, daughter of Eric and Ann Sexton
3
rd
August (in Holy Trinity ) Lucy Tess Rhys-Thomas, daughter of Stephen & Gillian
Funeral Blessed are the dead who die in the name of the Lord
11
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May (in Holy Trinity) Ernest Weymouth Smythe, Glenageary Woods
Parish Information
HARVEST
HARVEST
Ingrid Fives
Hazel Kinmonth
Oct 5
12
19
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Holy Matrimony What God has joined together
3
rd
May (in St Fintans Church, Durrow) Lucy Chadwick & James S. B. Ward
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Wedding
Lucy Chadwick and James
Ward on their wedding
day with the Rector and
Maud FitzGerald






Magazine Prize
Joint Runner Up at the General
Synod - The Obelisk.
The judges said: Clean design
and presentation, full and easily
accessed contact information,
plenty of diary information about
future services and events,
updates on parish and community
activities. A credible magazine to
be distributed beyond the parish
family. The Rector pictured with
the Primate at the presentation of
awards.





The Rakes of Holy
Trinity!
Parish Clean Up 2014
Thank you to all those
who helped out with this!


Picture Gallery