14/15TH JANUARY 2023 ‘PEACE SUNDAY’ Dear Parishioners, Today we are encouraged to pray and work for Peace in the World. The message from Pope Francis says: “No one can be saving alone …” He urges reflection on what lessons can … Continue reading
FEAST OF THE BAPTISM OF THE LORD 07TH /8TH JANUARY 2023 Dear Parishioners, Today we celebrate the Baptism of Jesus, by John at the river Jordan. John was administering a Baptism of repentance for sin. Jesus was without sin, yet … Continue reading
31ST DEC ’22 – 1ST JAN 2023 WORLD DAY OF PRAYER FOR PEACE Dear Parishioners, HAPPY NEW YEAR! And every blessing to you, all your family and friends in the year ahead, 2023. Over a couple of days we celebrate … Continue reading
24TH /25TH DECEMBER 2022 A VERY HAPPY CHRISTMAS TO YOU AN ALL YOUR FAMILY! Dear Parishioners, This is a time to rejoice because God has become one of us in the person of baby Jesus, born in Bethlehem. He was … Continue reading
17th / 18th December 2022 Dear Parishioners, We still have a full week to prepare for the celebrations of the Birth of Jesus our Saviour. Our first reading from Isaiah foretells the birth of a very special child – whom, … Continue reading
10th / 11th December 2022 Dear parishioners, This Sunday we light the 3rd candle of our Advent wreath. Another light to fight the darkness. This time it will be the light of “Joy”, which is traditionally celebrated on this Sunday, … Continue reading
3rd /4th December 2022 Dear Parishioners, You will have seen the Jesse Tree last weekend. Our first reading today from Isaiah shows the basis for the Jesse tree. “A shoot springs from the stock of Jesse, a scion thrusts from … Continue reading
Why are they relevant today? How can they draw us closer to God? How can they change our lives? Art display and talk with the Author Meg Hunter-Kilmer and the Artist Ruben Ferreira 14th December 2022, 7pm at St Paul´s … Continue reading
Come and join us in Carol singing atWood Green Shopping Mall (in front of Boots)on Wednesday 21st Dec, 5-6pm.
DAILY MASS READINGS
Unplug the phone charger. According to O2 only 5% of the energy used by the UK’s mobile phone chargers is actually used to charge phones. The other 50,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions just go into the atmosphere.
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