21st Sunday of Ordinary Time Year C 24th August 2025 The Lord Jesus admonishes us to pass through the Narrow Door. In our initial catechism, to the question, why did God make you, we answered: God made me to know … Continue reading
19th Sunday of Ordinary Time Year C 10th August 2025 It is with a heavy heart that we write this final newsletter. Although Anabel and Ann Marie will still be around until the end of the summer, this will be … Continue reading
18th Sunday of Ordinary Time Year C 3rd August 2025 The book of Ecclesiastes, where the first reading was taking, was perhaps included in the Scripture, to helps us understand how to question our certainties again, it also helps us … Continue reading
17th Sunday of Ordinary Time Year C 27th July 2025 The Our Father prayer begins by addressing God in a deeply personal way. That is, God is not just an all-powerful cosmic being. He is personal, familial—He is our Father. … Continue reading
16th Sunday of Ordinary Time Year C 20th July 2025 The hospitality of Abraham by receiving and welcoming strangers into his house, is an expression of his spirituality. Fortunately for him, the strangers were messengers from God. He equally paid … Continue reading
15th SUNDAY YEAR C The divine law is not meant to enslave us or to make us feel guilty. The law is giving by God out of His love for us to make us perfect and to make us remain to … Continue reading
14th Sunday of Ordinary Time 6th July 2025 Looking at today’s readings in the light of the (5) Joyful mystery of the Holy Rosary. ANNUNCIATION: The Angel Gabriel brought the massage of joy to Mary at his annunciation of the … Continue reading
St Peter & St Paul 29th June 2025 We celebrate today Saints Peter and Paul who were part of the those who guided the early Church just after the Ascension of Jesus. Both died in early 60s, as Martyrs for … Continue reading
The Corpus Christi Sunday 22nd June 2025 The institution of the Holy Eucharist and the Mass is clearly expressed in all four Gospels, as well as St. Paul’s letter to the Corinthians. We most commonly attribute the institution of the … Continue reading
Dear Parishioners, I hope you are having a lovely week. The beautiful celebration of Pentecost last week with its festive atmosphere, the generosity of all those who contributed to the day, especially those who gave up so much time to … 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.
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