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St Joseph's Catholic Church St Joseph’s Catholic Church Founded 1460 Parish Priest Fr Maurice Pearce Colber Lane Bishop Thornton Harrogate HG3 3IR Telephone 01423 711277 (Pateley) Email: [email protected] Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time August 11th 2019 www.stjosephsbishopthornton.co.uk Bishop Thornton Anniversaries cont’d Confirmation Sunday 09.30am Anne Thompson. Henry Thompson. (The Grafton & Tillotson Families) Fr Dermot Scannell. James Roger Gaynor. Preparation for those in Year 6 will take place Martin Goodridge. Tony Derham, at Pateley Bridge and will be organised by Fr Tuesday 09.30am Fr Jerome O’Hanlon. Mary Whitehead. Maurice. Would those who might like to enrol Simon Ellis. Bernard O’Hara, Anne Lo, please contact Fr Maurice Thursday 09.30 am Joyce Gibbons,Fr Michael McCarthy, The Feast of the Assumption of Dennis Bowers, and Alan Davidge Our Lady St Joseph Parish Website Holy Day of Obligation May their souls www.stjosephsbishopthornton.co.uk And the souls of all the faithfull departed Pateley Bridge Through the mercy of God, Rest in peace The Parish own website has recently been Saturday Vigil 6.30 pm Amen updated and has the latest Bulletin added Sunday 11.00am each week with news items about parish Sunday collection events. Please have a look and if you have any suggestions to make, please speak to Markenfield Hall Envelopes £ 15.00 th Loose £ 74.35 Helen Jordan Saturday 17 August 11.00am Requiem Mass (Tridentine) for Total £ 89.35 Sir Thomas Markenfield and other St Wilfrid’s Way Pilgrimage members of the Markenfield family, the Monthly Standing Orders £780.00 est This year’s pilgrimage from Leeds to Ripon last to live here and worship in this will be on 11/12 October 2019. The pilgrims Chapel before being driven into exile and Gift Aid Holders will walk from Ripley to Bishop Thornton to starvation following the Rising of the There are letters in the porch for collection attend Mass at Noon in the Mass room at St North in November 1569 from the Diocese Office regarding your last Joseph’s Presbytery on Saturday 12 October. - Fr Ronald Creighton-Jobe tax years donations. Please collect them as They will later walk from Bishop Thornton to Cong. Orat. with Fr Adrian Convery and soon as possible. Any queries with the Ripon. Parishioners are welcome to attend the other Monks from Ampleforth Abbey as contents should be directed to the office, Mass and to join in some or all of the walking. Choir. details of which are on the letter. Thank you. Please make a note in your diaries. Further Tues 17th September 6.00 pm details nearer the time. Mass on the Feast of St Robert Bellarmine Many thanks for your generosity. Fr Richard Duffield Cong. Orat, of the Father Michael Smith York Oratory 100 club & Coffee Morning Father Michael is convalescing at home. He Sick The winner of last Sunday’s 100 club draw, would be happy to see visitors, but in order to find the door open, would like a phone call John Crowther Rebecca Pearce, was, Mary Atkinson. Congratulations Mary. Fr Eugene Mc Gillycuddy, first. Joe O’Mahony, Terry Gilbin, 01765 692410. Do you like to be in the know? Margaret Evans, Andrew Atkinson, Do you want to know what events are being Pamela Raggett, Terry Higgins, Neil planned in the Parish? There is an informal Saint Susanna Hogan, Nick Sherrington, Pat Hobbs, social planning group who discusses ideas The beautiful daughter of Gabinius, a priest, Christopher Brown, Patty Smith, for events and fundraising. If you would like and niece of Pope Caius, Susanna refused Ann Clutterorldbuck, to join the email group so you know what is Emperor's Diocletian request that she marry Eugene & Marjorie Hassett, Pat Jackson. going on, please add your name to the list in his son-in-law, Maximian and converted two of her uncles, Claudius and Maximus who were Catherine Gilroy, & Fr Jim Leavy, the porch. Bernard Smith court officers sent by Diocletian to persuade her to marry, to Christianity. Diocletian was so Lately Dead enraged by what she had done that he sent one Hubert Walsh, Angela Mc Keever & of his favorites, Julian, to deal with the matter. Teresa Jackson Julian had Maximus, Claudius and his wife, Praepedigna, and their two sons, burned to death at Cumae, and then had Susanna and her Anniversaries father beheaded. Her feast day is August 11th. Thomas F. Flanagan. Peter Hazlett. Rosaleen Hazlett. Mary Slinger. Any news & information for the next bulletin, email: [email protected] .
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