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The Catholic Community of Central Nottingham St Barnabas Cathedral The Catholic Community of Central Nottingham St Barnabas Cathedral Derby Road and St Augustine of England Woodborough Road Welcome to all our visitors at St Barnabas Cathedral and St Augustine of England EASTER DAY OF THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD (SOLEMNITY) Saturday 20th April 2019 ~ Sunday 28th April 2019 Psalter Week I ~ Sundays - Year C ~ Weekdays - Cycle I Weekday Masses at The Cathedral: In addition to the 1pm weekday Mass, Mass will be celebrated in the Lady Chapel at 7.30am on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. A big THANK YOU to all those who attended our Holy Week liturgies and who helped with their preparations. Thanks also to those who minister, in so many different ways, not only during Holy Week but throughout the whole of the year. Names and groups would be too numerous to list but “thank you” most sincerely for all your hard work and support for the parishes both at St Augustine’s and here in the Cathedral. Your work and support enables our parishes to be what they are today – thank you and well done. Welcome we extend a very warm welcome, together with our Congratulations to Alfred and Juliet Ekejija, David Philip Day, Donna Kajita, Chisaka Rosaria Pamu and Grant Smith who have been Received into the Church at the Easter Vigil. We ask you to pray for them. We would also like to acknowledge the great help and support of those who help run the Journey of Faith Team. Times of Confession Mon - Fri Cathedral 12noon - 12.50pm Saturday St Augustine 5.15pm - 5.45pm Saturday Cathedral 10.30am - 12 noon 5.30pm - 6.15pm Weekly Exposition Times Thursday Cathedral 12noon - 12.45pm Thursday St Augustine After 10am Mass Saturday Cathedral 10.30am - 12 noon 5.00pm - 6.00pm No��gham Roman Catholic Diocese Trustees Company No. 7151646 Charity No. 1134449 CATHEDRAL MASS TIMES FOR EASTER DAY OF THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD ~ Psalter Week I Saturday 20th April Vigil Mass 8pm Sunday Easter Day of the 8am 21st April Resurrection of the Lord 10am (Solemnity) 11.15am 6pm Monday Monday Within 22nd April The Octave of Easter 1pm Tuesday Tuesday Within 7.30am 23rd April The Octave of Easter 1pm Wednesday Wednesday Within 7.30am 24th April The Octave of Easter 1pm Thursday Thursday Within 7.30am 25th April The Octave of Easter 10.30am Requiem 1pm Friday Friday Within 7.30am 26th April The Octave of Easter 1pm Saturday Saturday Within 27th April The Octave of Easter 9.15am Prayers for Vocations 10am 12noon Wedding ~ Vigil Mass 6.30pm Sunday Second Sunday of Easter 8am 28th April (Divine Mercy Sunday) 10am 11.15am 1pm Baptism ~ 6pm 4th Blessed Sacrament Procession led by Bishop Patrick will be taking place on Sunday 2nd June starting at 2pm from St Mary’s Church, Hyson Green and ending at 4pm approximately at the Cathedral, finishing with prayers at the tomb of the Venerable Mary Potter. Join Catholics across the Diocese as we witness to the joy of our faith through the streets of Nottingham. March for Life Sunday 7th May in London. For details see www.marchforlife.co.uk ST AUGUSTINE’S MASS TIMES AND EVENTS FOR EASTER DAY OF THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD~ PSALTER WEEK I Saturday 20th April Vigil Mass 8pm Sunday Easter Day of the 21st April Resurrection of the Lord 11am Tuesday Tuesday Within 23rd April The Octave of Easter 10am Wednesday Wednesday Within 24th April The Octave of Easter 9am Thursday Thursday Within 25th April The Octave of Easter 10am Friday Friday Within 26th April The Octave of Easter 10am Saturday Saturday Within 27th April The Octave of Easter Vigil Mass 6pm Sunday Second Sunday of Easter 28th April (Divine Mercy Sunday) 11am 2pm African Community Terry Cullen RIP Terry Cullen touched the lives of many in St Augustine’s Parish and beyond. On Tuesday 23rd April at 10am, there will be a Mass celebrated at St Augustine’s in “Thanksgiving for his life” and to pray for the repose of his soul. All are welcome to both the Mass and refreshments in the hall afterwards. St Augustine’s First Holy Communion will take place on Sunday 5th May 2019. Please remember our young people in your prayers as they continue their journey of faith. Missio Boxes The boxes for St Augustine’s have now been emptied and are ready to collect at the back of the Church. It is not too late if you have a box which still needs empting, please drop it in at the Sacristy. Thank you. St Augustine’s Cake Stall There will be no Cake Stall on 5th May as there will be First Holy Communions that day. We’ll be back on 2nd June. Refreshments St Augustine's Church Hall will be open every Sunday after the 11.00am Mass for teas and coffees. Please come and join us. Pro-Life Chain takes place on Saturday 27th April 2019 from 10am to 12noon at Trent Bridge. SPUC invites you to mark the 51st anniversary of the Abortion Act coming into force in 1968, by joining our Pro-Life Chain. This is a peaceful, silent roadside vigil in solidarity with unborn children, their mothers and anyone suffering from the effects of abortion. For more information contact John on 07757 815 625, Caroline on (01623) 795 062, or email: [email protected] The Cathedral is a place for quiet prayer and reflection - all are most welcome to take advantage of this oasis of peace in our busy world. Today: There is a beautiful movie called “Whistle Down the Wind”. A group of young children are playing in a hayshed where they come across a tramp sleeping in the hay. With his beard and long hair, they are convinced that he is Jesus. One of the children runs off, collects her kitten, which is sick, and brings it to Jesus, and asked him to heal it. The kitten dies, and the children are really puzzled why Jesus let the kitten die. This leads them to other questions, such as why God lets anything or anyone die. They decide to go down to the Priest’s house to ask the parish priest. The priest is having his tea when the children walk in. They asked their question as to why God lets people die. The priest proceeded with long definitions about life, death, mystery, etc., with God-words and theological jargon. Convinced that he has done a good job, he pours himself a cup of tea. There is a lovely scene as the children are leaving. One little lad pulls his sister by the sleeve, and whispers, “Sure he doesn’t know either, sure he doesn’t?”! If the priest had spoken to them of what had happened to Jesus and what that means for all of us now, perhaps the children would easily have got the simple message. Today, I invite you to recognise that the stone is rolled away from the tomb and that we are able now to come out into the Light of the Risen Lord. Happy Easter everyone. (MB) Easter Greetings The Clergy and Sisters extend every good wish for Easter to all who worship in either of our churches, to their families and to all visitors who will be with us during this celebration. Thank you for all for your kind gifts, they are very much appreciated. Fr John Alex will be away next week. We wish him a safe journey as he travels back to Kerala to spend time with his parents and family. Job Vacancy The Diocese has a vacancy for a Chief Operating Officer based at Willson House next to the Cathedral in Nottingham. This new role will provide an exciting opportunity to make a pivotal contribution to the Church’s mission by managing the resources of the Diocese in a creative and professional manner. The COO will report to the Episcopal Vicar for Finance and Administration who is a member of the Board of Directors. The closing date for applications is 12.00 noon on Tuesday 28th May 2019. Further information and an application form can be obtained by emailing [email protected] Robert Whitehead would like to thank all the Cathedral Vergers for their dedication and support not only during Holy Week but throughout the year. Cathedral Choir and Youth Choir Thank you to Alex, Ellie, and our wonderful choirs for the beautiful singing during our Holy Week and Easter Services. The choirs are now taking a well deserved break and will be back on the weekend of 12th May. Parish Finances Last Week Sunday Morning Tea and St Augustine Cathedral Thank you for your Coffee will be served as Loose Plate £ 230.02 £ 1,371.62 generosity to the work usual this weekend. Envelopes £ 128.00 £ 970.20 of the Church! S/Orders £ 160.20 £ 707.68 In your Will, please Please come and join us. Total £ 518.22 £ 3,049.50 remember your The Repository will be Church. closed on Easter Sunday. Weddings Please remember in your prayers Alexandria Ciaurro and Lewis Hamp- shire who are to be married next Saturday 27th April. May their lives together be blessed with happiness and peace. Hymnathon A reminder that the Cathedral Music Department are putting on a fundraising Hymnathon on 18th May at the Cathedral, to help cover costs to take our Youth Choir on the Diocesan Pilgrimage to Lourdes in July. You can sponsor a hymn to be sung during the day, or dedicate a hymn to be sung in the evening concert.
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