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#Income Expenditure report

Stewardship:

Stewardship can be defined simply as making the most responsible use of one’s gifts and resources. It necessitates the recognition of life as a gift, bestowed upon each person by God and responded to in a spirit of humility and gratitude. Stewardship involves the sharing of individual time, talent and treasure, as well as the commitment  of communal resources ( temporal, financial, human etc) in service to the community of faith.

 

Stewardship Activities:

Finance: Each Parish, in accordance with Canon Law (c.537), must have a Parish Finance Committee. Its role is consultative, in accordance with c. 532. It is separate from the Parish Pastoral Council. (c.536). 

Parish Finance Council: The parish Finance Council members are Geraldine Kennedy  (chair), Paddy Henry (sec), Fintan Kennedy, Aileen Nealon, Emma Reidy

See Parish Financial Policy for workings

 

All parishioners are expected to contribute to church funds. Our main source of income is through the offertory collection during Mass, Offertory Boxes labelling & Distribution: Offertory Boxes, containing an envelope for each Sunday and Feast day, for each household are prepared, and labelled for distribution towards the end of each year. The offertory Box also contains envelopes for Collections for Priests and also collections for various Diocesan needs.  It helps if the offertory boxes are collected by a member of the household from the church.
Collectors: The envelopes are collected during Mass.
Counters: The collection is counted by two people after Mass and placed in a sealed bag. There are about twenty six counters.
Double Counters: The collections are counted again by two people and prepared for lodgement. We have about 12 people.
Lodgements: The collections is lodged, again by two people.
Paying Bills: Cheques are signed by two people.
Tax Rebates: Sign form CHY3
Keeping accounts: Fr John Glynn
Accountants: Dillon McCarron, Ballina

 

 

 

Building Maintenance: The three church areas  of Tourlestrane, Kilmactigue, Lough Talt,  have  each a committee responsible for maintenance of church buildings in their area.

See Health and Safety (Draft) policy for possible work involved.

Tourlestrane :John T Marren, Kilmactigue: Geraldine Kennedy,   Lough Talt: Fintan Mullarkey

 

Tourlestrane church maintenance:

Meeting of Thursday 25th June 2026:

Walk around meeting of church 18th June 2026:

Meeting of 11th June 2026:

 

 

 

 

Administration: Fr John Glynn

Safeguarding:   (See Policy) Fr John Glynn

Parish Safety Representatives: Mary Collins, Jacqueline Kennedy

Data Protection (See Policy):

Land Folios: Fr John Glynn

Property Inventory: Fr John Glynn

Parish Office: Fr John Glynn

Web Site input: Fr John Glynn

Newsletter: Fr John Glynn

 

Kilmactigue Parish

Jan-Dec 25

Jan-Dec 24

nnn  Income & Expenditure report

 

 

Ordinary Income /expense

 

 

Income

 

 

Offertory

71,298.14

69,831.59

Priest’s Collection

25,378.00

26,275.00

*Special Collections

4,763.97

5,064.53

Candelabra

545.90

2,598.65

Bank Interest

 

66.22

Rent

 

300.00

Kilmactigue Fund raising

 

350.00

Lough Talt Fund Raising

2,620.00

1,383.25

Total income

104,605.01

105,869.24

Expences

 

 

Salary

21,690.80

22,001.80

Central Fund

12,569.92

17,472.69

*Other Expenses

1,388.64

5,388.41

*Repairs & Maintenance

23,821.92

8,237.47

Fuel

12,469.29

10,911.37

Insurance

10.602.98

10,307.67

Special Collection

4,509.32

4,927.53

Diocesan priests Rev

3,689.00

4,500.00

Electricity

3,785.06

3,328.82

Church Supplies

756.89

2,644.33

Newsletter/Misselettes

950.96

987.14

Offertory Envelopes

1,045.25

1,062.23

Bank Service charges

550.08

523.37

Water & Refuse

962.11

883.20

* Office Expense

2,340.27

442.80

Accountant

 

21.50

Property Tax

327.00

309.00

Total Expenses

101,459.49

93,949.33

 

 

 

Net ordinary/Expenses

3,146.52

11,919.91

 

 

 

Other Receipts

 

 

Receipts other

3120.00

1,372.81

Total other Income

 

 

Net other income

 

 

 

 

 

Profit for the year

6,266.52

13,292.72