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Today we celebrate the Funeral Mass at St. Teresa’s for Win Ward. Please think of her and those who mourn for her in your prayers today.

PARISH NEWSLETTER 7 March 2021 Sunday : Third Sunday of Lent Contents:  The Gospel Reflection Notices  (Including details of Live-Streamed Mass) Reflections for the coming week Gospel: John 2:13-25 Just before the Jewish Passover Jesus went up to Jerusalem, and in the Temple he found people selling cattle and sheep and pigeons, and the moneyContinue reading “Church Bulletin 7th March 2021”

Please pray for Bernard Mann who’s funeral service takes place at Carleton crematorium today. Remember also in your prayers all those who mourn his death.

Just a reminder that today is the funeral Mass for Julie Richardson. Remember her in your prayers today and also remember her family and friends who mourn her.

PARISH NEWSLETTER 28 February 2021 Sunday: second Sunday of Lent Contents: The Gospel Reflection Notices  (Including details of Live-Streamed Mass) Reflections for the coming week Gospel: Mark 9:2-10 Jesus took with him Peter and James and John and led them up a high mountain where they could be alone by themselves.  There in their presence he wasContinue reading “Parish Newsletter 28th February 2021”

One of our parishioners, Sharon Jones, has taken up the ‘Walk for Water 40-day Challenge’ to walk alongside Abdella this Lent by challenging herself to walk 10,000 steps[5miles] every day for 40days. You can sponsor her at https//walk.cafod.org.uk/fundraising/challenge-sharon

PARISH NEWSLETTER 21 February 2021 Contents:  ​The Gospel Reflection Notices  (Including details of Live-Streamed Mass) Reflections for the coming week Gospel: Mark 1:12-15 The Spirit drove Jesus out into the wilderness and he remained there for forty days, and was tempted by Satan.  He was with the wild beasts, and the angels looked after him. After John had been arrested, Jesus went intoContinue reading “Parish Newsletter 24th February 2021”

This picture was taken last Tuesday evening. No matter how many times we see them rainbows always lift our hearts and raise our spirits. Rainbows have come to mean many things over the years but think of this image when listening to this Sunday’s readings and remember the promise of our God that He willContinue reading “He has given us a sign”

For those of you who are a little computer-savvy and are thinking of taking something up or giving some of your time to God during Lent, then you could do worse than downloading the Universalis liturgy of the hours app and exploring it.  It’s a little like the daily missal book but much, much more.Continue reading “Universalis”