COMMENT: 19th JULY – LIFTING OF RESTRICTIONS: COVID 19 I am really confused about the whole situation. We have been trying to protect ourselves from coronavirus for the last year and a half. So many have died and some suffering … Continue reading
St Thomas More Catholic School is a mixed, independent Academy within the Cardinal Hume Academies Trust and is comprised of approximately 1,200 students, aged 11 – 18. Based in Wood Green, the school has excellent facilities and in June 2019 … Continue reading
Self-Care for Volunteers: 13th July and 14th September, 13:00 – 14:00, on Zoom ‘You can’t pour from an empty cup – take care of yourself first’. As we are volunteering to support others, who is it that helps the helper when the pressure … Continue reading
Dear Parishioners, There is much for us to contemplate in today’s scripture. Ezekiel tells the rebellious people that whether they listen or not or respond or resist, they should know that a prophet has been in their midst. St. Paul … Continue reading
Right To Life UK has launched a tool on their website today that makes it easy for supporters to send an email to their MP asking them to vote against the motion. This tool can be accessed here. You can … Continue reading
The hard moments of life come when we feel ourselves overwhelmed by a sense of uselessness. We see people around us doing important things, public things, impressive things. Our lives, on the other hand, have been exercises in the ordinary. … Continue reading
SITE MANAGER JOB OPPORTUNITY AT ST. PETER’S & ST. GILDA’S INFANT & JUNIOR SCHOOLS The governors are seeking to appoint a Site Manager with excellent organisational skills to ensure that our school sites are managed and maintained to a high … Continue reading
Colette Joyce, J&P Co-ordinator, has offered to help look after the garden at the back of the Parish Hall (Vincent Road side). The area has a lot of potential so she will appreciate any help in preparing, growing and caring … Continue reading
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.
