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PARISH of OUR LADY IMMACULATE, WHITSTABLE CT5 2DY with St. Joseph's, Chestfield CT5 PARISH OF OUR LADY IMMACULATE, WHITSTABLE CT5 2DY with St. Joseph’s, Chestfield CT5 3LD Parish Priest : Rev. Father Kevin St. Aubyn Presbytery : 37, Kingsdown Park, Whitstable. CT5 2DE Tel:272758 Permanent Deacon : Rev. Dan Mulcahy Address : Willow Cottage, Ridgeway, Chestfield. CT5 3JT Tel:792660 Parish Social Centre : 15a, Castle Road, Whitstable. CT5 2DY Parish Social Centre : Custodian/Bookings: Mrs Annemarie McCabe 07928717226 Gift Aid Organiser : David Wiles <[email protected]> Safeguarding Representative : Mrs. Claire Atkinson [email protected] 07717290482 Health & Safety Representative : Mrs. Lesley Wiles 07594485503 e-mail address : For email enquiries please see website Parish website : www.rcourladywhitstable.org.uk Diocesan website : www.rcsouthwark.co.uk EWTN Catholic TV : Sky Channel 588 Notices for the bulletin : To be submitted please by 7.30 pm on Wednesday FIFTHEENTH SUNDAY OF THE YEAR: Cycle B MASS INTENTIONS AND SERVICES Psalter week 3 15 July 2018 SATURDAY: 14 Jul Hymn Nos: 813. 678. 289 6.00 pm: (1st Mass of Sunday): Ferrari Family, RIP Holy, Holy: 470 SUNDAY: 15 Jul 8.30 (Chestfield): Imre Szabados, RIP FRIDAY: 20 Jul: SCHOOL END OF YEAR 10.30: John Bedells, RIP (Family) MASS: MONDAY: 16 Jul: Feast, Our Lady of Mount Carmel 11.00: Holy Souls (Fr. White) 10.00: Eucharistic Service SATURDAY: 21 Jul TUESDAY: 17 Jul 11.00: Private Intention 9.40: Morning Prayer 10.00: Ray Miller, RIP (Miller) Confessions: 11.30 – 12.00 & 5.30- 5.45 WEDNESDAY: 18 Jul 10.00: (Chestfield): Rosary for World Peace. Next Weekend 6.00 pm: Laszlo Pentelenyi (sick) 6.00: Brian Wright, RIP THURSDAY: 19 Jul 8.30 (Chestfield): Peter Rosser, RIP (Macey) 10.00: Janet Colthup, RIP (Austin) 10.30: All our Parishioners ADORATION: 10.30 - 12.00 & 2.30 – 3.30 APPOINTMENT OF BISHOP PAUL MASON AS BISHOP OF THE FORCES: it has been announced that Pope Francis has appointed Bishop Paul Mason to be the next Bishop of the Forces. Archbishop Peter says that although this is good news for the Bishopric of the Forces and, hopefully for Bishop Paul, it is with sadness that this will mean that he will soon leave the Diocese for pastures new. Please pray for Bishop Paul, and all the people he will serve especially the clergy attached to the Forces. SUMMER FETE: a big thank you to everyone who prepared and ran the Fete and all those who donated generously with your time and effort. The weather was great, and it was a lovely social occasion for parishioners and visitors to get together. The Total money raised was £ 2704.65 TEAS & COFFEES: will be provided this week by “IRISH MAFIA” and next week by “FOXY LADIES”. CATHOLIC PAPERS: the “Universe” and “Catholic Times” are £1.30. The JULY edition of the “Pilgrim”, the diocesan newspaper is on sale at 50 p. SVP FOOD BANK: This week the food bank is short of PASTA SAUCES, TINNED MEAT AND FISH AND BAKED BEANS. Thank you for your generous support. AYLESFORD PRIORY EVENTS/PILGRIMAGES: On Saturday 28 July there will be an ALL-NIGHT VIGIL starting from, 10.00 pm Mass, Adoration, Rosary, Stations of the Cross, Benediction and concluding with Mass of the Sunday. Depart 6.00 am. Also, on Sunday 29th July there will be a CARIBBEAN PILGRIMAGE, 12 noon Mass led by Bishop Patrick Lynch followed by 3.30 pm Rosary, Adoration and Benediction. If you would like to find out more or join these events, please telephone the office on 01622 717272. All our welcome. RETREAT FOR THE BEREAVED - GRIEF IN LOSS – HOPE IN CHRIST WEEKEND: “Blessed are those who mourn: they shall be comforted”. A retreat/workshop for those suffering from the pain of loss is being held from 12th to 14th October 2018 at Aylesford Priory. If anyone is interested, please complete a booking form kept at the rear of the church. There is a fee for this retreat, details on the form. Please send form to:- The Friars Retreat Centre, Aylesford, Kent ME20 7BX. ADOREMUS UPDATE FROM CCF: 16th July is the last day of applications for anyone interested in attending the Eucharistic Congress held in Liverpool from 7 - 9 September. Applications for delegates must be sent to the Centre for Catholic Formation, Tooting Bec. ADOREMUS UPDATE FROM CAFOD: 7-9 SEPTEMBER 2018: We are busy preparing for Adoremus in September. Some of our volunteers are part of the Welcome team at the Eucharistic Congress in Liverpool. We have produced some resources to enable people to engage more deeply with different aspects of the Eucharistic Mystery. Our Eucharist in the World workshops explore the links between the Eucharist and the call for us, as Catholics, to live out love, compassion and justice in our everyday lives. These resources, plus a prayer inspired by a pastoral letter from Bishop Patrick McKinney of Nottingham are all available at cafod.org.uk/eucharist We hope you find them useful. Please do share them with your Adoremus parish representatives, or with your parishioners as part of your preparation for the Congress. SICK: Your kind prayers are asked for Katherine Harris, George Somerset, Ronnie Haines, Sylvia Hale, Frances Alderson, Geoff Barrett, Oscar O’Sullivan, Nicholas Watson, Ann Gilheaney, Cecil Humphery-Smith, Pauline Summers, Alan James, Laura Blazier, Colin Hadley, Jim Wright, Diarmuid O’Sullivan, Amanda Maclean, Dominic Punch, Duncan Forrester, Madeleine Kavanagh, Peter Salvatori, Roz Harnett, Margaret Webb, Rosemary Ames, Suzie Fowle, Ivy Penighetti and Leonard Reynolds. ANNIVERSARIES: Please remember in your prayers Dorothy Dowling, Sophie Howell, Walter Phillpott, John Stacey, Paula Seiler, Sr Bernard, Maureen Cherry, Rachel Hollands, Ray Miller, Sr. Leo, Jane Castle, Imre Szabados, Frances Harvey, Bernard Shepherd, Jerzy Dunkel, Peter Leaman, Maria Bautista, Noreen Howell and Mark Thomas Ogden whose anniversaries occur around this time. FINANCE: thank you for this week’s offertories. Mass 6:00 8:30 10:30 TOTAL COLLECTIONS GIFT-AID NON-G-AID Attendance 97 63 121 281 £1120.23 £776.67 £343.56 SEA SUNDAY: Thank you for your generous contribution of £451.77. SUMMER HOLIDAYS: begin with schools closing on Friday. May I wish everyone a happy, safe and refreshing time whether staying in Whitstable or going further afield. We are all bound to make reasonable efforts to get to Sunday Mass. The Assumption of Our Lady on Wednesday, 15th August is a Holyday of Obligation here and maybe in other countries too. Small parishes look for our generous support - and you might comment encouragingly on the Priest’s homily! May God bless you, Father Kevin .
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