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World Day of the Poor Always with Us and Are Thursday 9Am-1Pm and Friday 9Am- Always at Work in Our Lives Parish Priest: Father Colin Fealey Prayer in preparation for Synod 2021 Deacons: Rev. Adrian Anwyl Rev. Sean O’Donovan Rev. Tony Downes Father, we thank you for the 15th November, 2020 love you have shown us in The Sanctuary Lamp, Blessed Virgin Mary Lamp and St. Paschal Baylon Lamp can be Thirty-Third Sunday Year A Psalter Week 4 the gift of Jesus, your Son. lit for your intentions. Please contact the We thank you for the gift of parish office—donation £5. the Church, through which Office Hours you show us that you are Monday 9am-3.45pm , Tuesday 9am-2.45pm World Day of the Poor always with us and are Thursday 9am-1pm and Friday 9am- always at work in our lives. 3.45pm In his message for the fourth World Day of the Poor, Pope Francis CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY and As we journey together to WEEKEND writes that ‘keeping our gaze fixed on the poor is difficult’, but that Synod 2020 help us to Tel 0151-722-2231 it is ‘more necessary than ever if we are to give proper direction to become the Church that you Email [email protected] our personal life and the life of society.’ He draws on the Book are calling us to be. of Sirach, which calls us to 'stretch forth your hand to the Schools May your Holy Spirit be Christ the King poor' (Sir 7:32), as a guide for reflection and action following the powerfully at work among us. 0151-722-3462 pandemic. ‘Now is a good time to recover the conviction that we Acting Head Teacher Mr D Delaney Strengthen each of us and Our Lady of Good Help need one another, that we have a shared responsibility for others guide Francis, our Pope and 0151-733-6937 and the world’, he says. ‘Until we revive our sense of responsibility Malcolm, our Archbishop. Head Teacher Miss S. Peacock for our neighbour and for every person, grave economic, financial Help us to respond to the St. Paschal Baylon and political crises will continue.’ 0151-722-0464 challenges of our times in Head Teacher Mr E .Flood new ways, to bring your love On this day we are invited to offer friendship, solidarity and to all our sisters and Parish Centres welcome to the poorest of our sisters and brothers. As we reach brothers. Christ the King 0151-722-3110 out with love and support, let us hold all members of our global St. Paschal Baylon 0151-722 -6361 We make this prayer through family in our prayers. Jesus Christ our Lord. Gift Aid We are reminded that 'prayer to God and solidarity with the poor Amen. Anyone who pays tax can Gift Aid to the parish. For every £1 you give the parish and suffering are inseparable.' St. John Henry Newman, can claim 25p from the HMRC with no Pray for us. expense to you. Standing orders can be organised via the parish office. 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Registered Charity No. 232709 PARISH OF CHRIST THE KING & OUR LADY Pastoral Area Church Opening Times The Thirty –Third Sunday in Ordinary Time We St Ambrose: Sunday 10.00am—12.00noon Monday 9.00am– 10.00am apologise Mass intentions will be said privately by Fr Colin when Saturday 14th Brenda and John Ovenstone Wednesday 10.30am –12.30pm Thursday 9.00am - 10.00am times and (Get well) Saturday 4.00pm– 6.00pm Mass intentions Sunday 15th People of the Parish occasion- Bishop Eton: Sunday 9.30am –11.00am Monday 10.00am –11.30am ally need Monday 16th Pious List to be Wednesday 1.00pm—2.30pm changed Tuesday 17th Veronica Kerr RIP at short Wednesday 18th Kate Griffen RIP notice for St Mary’s Woolton: Sunday 10.30am –12.00noon Tuesday 1.00am-2.30pm Requiem Thursday 19th Marie Owens RIP Friday 10.00am –11.30am Masses Friday 20th 10.00am Requiem Matthew Dunne etc. Our Lady of the Assumption: Sunday 2.00pm—3.00pm Our Lord Jesus Christ, Universal King Tuesday 10.00am—12.00noon Thursday 10.00am - 12.00noon Saturday 21st Sid McGuinness RIP Saturday 10.00am - 12.00noon M Sunday 22nd People of the Parish A S S Free On-line Talks at the Christian Heritage Centre Masses received this week: Philip Clarke RIP, Fr Desmond Power I RIP, Jan Clarke RIP X2. A series of free on-line talks will be offered over the coming months on N “Saints, Scholars and Spiritual Masters”. Exploring some of the great figures T Enrolled into Mass Association this week: Freda Skillicorn RIP and E of Western spirituality with well-known experts, the series if free to attend N Janet Clarke RIP online. Simply register to receive a link at https:// T We entrust these and all our Intentions to the heart of our christianheritagecentre.com/events/saints-scholars-spiritual-masters/ or by I community of prayer. O email to [email protected] N S The Sanctuary Lamp Michael Powell RIP 19th November: The Spanish Mystics: Life and Love in Jesus Christ - this week will be burning for: Fr Matthew Blake, O.C.D. The St Paschal Baylon Lamp 3rd December: The Saviour of Europe: St Benedict and Benedictine will be burning for: Fr Des Power RIP Spiritualty. 10th December: God and the Crib: Francis and Greccio - Fr Gabriel Kyte, C.F.R. SICK AND HOUSEBOUND LOCKDOWN UPDATE Please remember in your prayers the sick, housebound and all in our ALL MASSES HAVE BEEN SUSPENDED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE hospitals and homes. THE CHURCH WILL BE OPEN FOR PRIVATE PRAYER AS FOLLOWS Baby Bethan Cooper, Mrs Sue Williams, Matthew Goodwin, Sunday : 10.00—12.00 noon Michael Fardey , Josephine Smith. Monday: 6.00– 7.00pm Wednesday : 6.00-7.00pm If you know of any Parishioner who would like to be remembered in the Thursday : 10.00am– 11.00am prayers of the Parish please pass the details into the Parish Office. Funerals permitting Lately Dead: Matthew Dunne, Ann Redmond, Sarah Leahy, John Raymond Foster and Marie Conroy. Food Bank Support Christmas Appeal We offer our prayers and sympathy to their family and friends. As we approach the most wonderful time of the year, for many people it is a very difficult time, more so than ever due to Anniversaries: Maria Spear, Anne Finnan, Alexandra Clarke, Coronavirus. Whether to eat or heat is sometimes a decision that Frederick Lawson, Ann Carlin, Philomena Jones. must be taken. The generosity of our parish community is Due to practicalities, anniversaries will be noted in the newsletter for up to unbelievable. If you can help with donating in anyway, items 5 years after death. Thereafter they will be remembered in the priest’s especially asked for are: long life milk, tinned fish, tinned meat and private prayer. rice pudding. Donations of food can be left in the porch during the Weekly Collection: above times of Private Prayer. Thank you to everyone who passed in collection envelopes during lockdown, your contributions are very much appreciated. You can now also donate on-line via the Parish website: www.ctkandol.org If you RCIA - Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults would like to donate via Standing Order, please contact the Parish Office RCIA - will recommence after Lockdown for a form. Synod Summary Proposals: Theme 2 Help protect babies with cleft lip, cleft palate and club foot Sharing the Mission of Jesus Sadly abortion is currently available in the UK, right up to birth, for babies with cleft lip, cleft palate and club foot. All of these conditions can be Inserted in last weeks newsletter were the affirmations and proposals corrected. from 2020 Synod Working Party. Please listen to your heart, listen to A cross-party group of MPs from the three largest parties in the the community you are part of, and in the light of this listening ask UK Parliament have come together to bring forward the Abortion yourself: What are the affirmations and proposals I am most drawn to? (Cleft lip, cleft palate and club foot) Bill. The Bill will change the law to Please tick the relevant boxes and hand this form back to the Parish clarify that cleft palate, cleft lip, and club foot are not grounds for abortion office or place in the box provided in the porch. Thank you. in the UK. Saints of the Day This was seen in the way he stood alone against a rioting mob incensed against the Jews and his blunt refusals to the king when he demanded benefices for his courti- 16th November: St Edmund of Canterbury 1175 –1240. Known as Edmund of ers. He was an able and kind shepherd. Abingdon, he was a merchant then became a monk. Teaching arts at Oxford 17th November: St Elizabeth of Hungary: In her short life, Elizabeth manifested University he was the first Oxford master to be canonised. He was appointed such great love for the poor and suffering that she has become the patroness of Archbishop of Canterbury in 1233.although he did not find administration and Catholic charities and of the Secular Franciscan Order. The daughter of the King of politics to his liking, he became notable and effective reforming bishop. He Hungary, Elizabeth chose a life of penance and asceticism when a life of leisure and died in France on his way to see the pope. luxury could easily have been hers. This choice endeared her in the hearts of the common people throughout Europe. At the age of 14, Elizabeth was married to Louis 16th November; St Margaret of Scotland, or Margaret of Wessex, was an of Thuringia, whom she deeply loved.
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