Category Archives: Newsletter

Newsletter 14th July 2013 Today is the Fifteenth Sunday in ordinary time. There is a second collection today for the Apostleship of the Sea which supports the work of the port chaplaincies. Thank you for your generous for the Mission … Continue reading →

Sunday 30th June 2013. Today we celebrate the feast of the Apostles Peter and Paul. The feast was transferred from 29th June to the Sunday. During the rest of the week, the Masses will be for the 13th week in … Continue reading →

Newsletter 23rd June 2013 Today is the twelfth Sunday in Ordinary time. The Parish Council meets on Tuesday evening at 8pm. Agenda papers are available today. Saturday is the 29th June but the feast of the apostles Peter and Paul … Continue reading →

Newsletter 9th June 2013. Today we are back in the Sundays of ordinary time, celebrating the 10th Week of the year. The Sunday readings are taken from Cycle “C” and during the week, the readings are from the first cycle. … Continue reading →

Newsletter 2nd June 2013. Today we celebrate the feast of Corpus Christi. At one time it was celebrated on the Thursday after Trinity Sunday but now it has been moved to the following Sunday. We give thanks for the Eucharist … Continue reading →

Newsletter 19th May 2013 Today, on the feast of Pentecost, we commemorate the coming of the Holy Spirit on Our Lady and the apostles, gathered in Jerusalem. After the second reading we will read the Sequence, a special prayer to … Continue reading →

Newsletter 12th May 2013 Newsletters have to be prepared well in advance. By the time that you read this, I hope that I will have returned once again from a visit to the College in Spain. A week of work … Continue reading →

Newsletter 12th May 2013 Newsletters have to be prepared well in advance. By the time that you read this, I hope that I will have returned once again from a visit to the College in Spain. A week of work … Continue reading →

Newsletter 21st April 2013 Today, the Fourth Sunday of Eastertide is a day of prayer for vocations to the priesthood and to the Religious life. There is a second collection today to help meet the costs of training the future … Continue reading →