CAVAN/KILLYGARRY Areas 2021 envelopes are now ready for collection. Due to Covid 19 restrictions we are unable this year to distribute the envelopes to individual houses. If you are in Cavan town please call to the Presbytery between Monday 23rd November and 4th December, 9.30am – 4.30pm to collect your envelopes. Once again we thank you for your very generous support to us. It is greatly appreciated.
Monthly Payments Collection [DUES]
This collection is taken up once a month, or some people contribute once annually or by direct debit and the contributions pay the salaries of the Bishop, the Priests of the Parish and our part-time Pastoral Assistant. This collection is contributed in the monthly envelope.
We realize that many people pay to the weekly collection and other special collections by putting cash in the basket.
Obviously we are unable to record these payments on our system but we are very grateful to everyone who has contributed in this way.
If you are not yet contributing to your Parish and would like to have envelopes sent out to you please let us know at 049 4331404 or call in to the Presbytery, Farnham St., Cavan.
However, for the purpose of our receipt we can only acknowledge money that came in by direct debit, envelope (or cheque) and has been recorded on our system.
Tax Refunds:We encourage all PAYE workers to use the envelopes, because if you do, and your total contribution is €250 or over, the Parish can claim back from the Revenue the tax you have already paid on your contribution. Download the form from the link below and complete and return to The Presbytery. The CHY 3 form lasts for 5 years so saves you the bother of completing a form each year. Every little helps! Many thanks.
Should you require any further information or if you think we can be of assistance to you in any way please do not hesitate to contact us by phone, by letter or by email.
We really appreciate and thank you for your continued support. If you require our assistance please do contact us at the Presbytery 049-4331404.
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