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St. Cadoc's R.C. Church Weekly Bulletin Parish Priest: Canon Edward D. Cameron ST. CADOC’S R.C. CHURCH Address: 24 Fruin Avenue, Newton Mearns G77 6HA Phone: 0141 639 1073 WEEKLY BULLETIN Email: [email protected] Web: www.stcadocsrcparish.org.uk 17th SUNDAY in ORDINARY TIME Facebook: @stcadocscatholicchurch Year B 25th July 2021 Scottish Charity Number: SCO 013514 SERVICES DURING COVID-19 SAFEGUARDING HOLY MASS Training Video for New Volunteers (maximum of 100 people may attend) available to view on Parish website. Live-Stream Schedule S.S.V.P. is co-ordinating volunteers to Monday – 6.30pm JOIN CANON EDDIE Wednesday – 10am help with the elderly and vulnerable for live-streamed Holy Mass Thursday – 6.30pm and is working in conjunction with The available on Parish website, Voluntary Action East Renfrewshire Saturday– 10am and 5pm (Vigil) or, by following these 3 steps: Sunday – 10am, 12 noon and 4pm. Community Hub. If you would like to 1 Go to https://www.youtube.com (TUESDAY+FRIDAY Church CLOSED) volunteer, or are aware of anyone who may need assistance, please contact The 2 In the search box enter: St. Cadoc's Catholic Church Newton Please contact Canon Eddie to make Community Hub: 0141 876 9555 / Mearns Live Stream Mass. arrangements for Holy Mass/Services: [email protected] 3 Click on the “Live now” option. RECONCILIATION WEEKLY COLLECTIONS: The Season Ticket Scheme will (available on request ; please phone Many thanks for your continued support of remain in place until the end of the Canon Eddie to arrange a time.) the Parish through Standing Orders, Direct pandemic. Additional seats are FUNERALS Debits, Pay Portals, envelopes and the basket in the porch of the church. For your available, on a first come basis and (maximum of 50 people may attend) Requiem Masses will be live-streamed convenience, boxed sets of envelopes for use are allocated on arrival at the throughout the year are available. Please church. It is no longer necessary to only if requested by the Families. BAPTISM collect a box as you leave the church. book a seat in advance. May I remind These continue to be difficult times for (maximum of 50 people may attend) ticket holders that tickets were granted everyone financially so please simply give on the understanding that the seat MARRIAGE what you can. Your financial support is (maximum of 50 people may attend) would be used each week, and if you always very much appreciated and more so were unable to use your ticket you given the on-going impact of Covid-19 on our would let me know at least the day lives. Canon Eddie before, so that others might be able to use the seat. If your circumstances PARISH ROSARY GROUP: have changed, and you no longer wish Please remember in your prayers those You are invited to join our Family who are sick and those who have asked for Rosary Group to pray The Rosary to use your seat each week, please let our prayers, especially all affected by nd me know. Canon Eddie in the church every 2 Friday at 6pm. Covid-19 and all who care for them. All are welcome. If you require any The latest up-date is available on our website: www.stcadocsrcparish.org.uk We pray for the sick: further information, please contact Sylvia Tartaglia, Arthur Short, Lesley Ward 07910266821 VOLUNTEERS WANTED Dianne Hill, Kamila Moravieszka and [email protected] Dear Parishioner, Janet Eaton. Since COVID began, numbers Think Vocation: “He took pity on permitted for Mass and the We pray for those who have died recently: them because they were like sheep without celebration of the Sacraments have Alan Gray, Gordon McCulloch, a shepherd.” Do you feel called to bring varied due to strict regulations Sarah Lynch, Eddie Walls and people a sense of Jesus’s pastoral love as a imposed by the Scottish Government. Tommy Laird. priest, deacon or religious? Speak to At present we are permitted a Fr. John Morrison - maximum of 50 people for baptisms, We pray for those whose Anniversaries occur email [email protected] weddings and funerals, and 100 about now: or tel 01418895056. people for Mass, with proper John Cairns and Ian Meechan. Please remember in your prayers all the protocols in place to manage the priests of our Diocese and our Requiescant in Pace safety and wellbeing of all attendees. Seminarians. Pray also for an increase The more volunteers we have the ------------------------------------------ in vocations in Paisley Diocese. fewer times you will be called upon to SAINTS of the WEEK help. If you are happy to make Sun 25th 17th Sunday Ordinary Time yourself available, please let me Marriage and family webpage St. James know. Thank you. Canon Eddie 1 st World Day of Prayer for The Diocese has a dedicated page on the Grandparents & The Elderly website for Marriage and Family life. It Mon 26th St. Joachim & St. Anne contains a wealth of information, support (Parents of Mary; and resources for many aspects of this Grandparents of Jesus) Tues 27th important vocation. For more information Wed 28th please visit https://rcdop.org.uk/marriage- Thurs 29th Sts. Martha, Mary & Lazarus family-life-2 th Fri. 30 St. Peter Chrysologus Happy holidays! st Sat. 31 St. Ignatius of Loyola Please click on this page to access more news. Relax and keep safe! A Blessing from Canon Eddie for all our pupils and students who are moving on... Please remember that you are in our thoughts and prayers and we wish you every success in the future. Congratulations to all! DIOCESAN NEWS *CELEBRATION OF PUBLIC MASS: Please only return to Mass if you have no underlying health conditions; are not shielding; and feel confident to return. Remember the Sunday Obligation to attend Mass is still suspended. LIVE STREAM MASSES: Services can be accessed via the Diocesan website: www.rcdop.org.uk Also, to hear Canon Stephen’s DIAL-A-MASS: telephone 0141 473 4869. Mass is recorded daily around 10am and is available to listen to anytime. The Year of St. Joseph: Our third evening will take place on THURSDAY 5TH AUGUST in St Mirin’s cathedral at 7pm, to pray for our Clergy and Religious commending them to St. Joseph..ALL WELCOME to attend this devotion. There will be Exposition, Benediction and Evening Prayer of the Church. Please use Eventbrite link to book your tickets. Alternatively call Angela to book a place on 0141 237 3584 https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/diocese-of-paisley-33712912941 World Day For Grandparents and Elderly Pope Francis has established throughout the Church the celebration of the World Day for Grandparents and Elderly beginning in 2021 on the fourth Sunday of July, near the liturgical memorial of Saints Joachim and Anne, the grandparents of Jesus. This year it will fall on Sunday 25 July. This coincides with the celebration of the Amoris Laetitia Year of the Family, which began on the Solemnity of Saint Joseph 19 March and will conclude at the World Meeting of Families in Rome in June of 2022. CARFIN DAY: The annual Diocesan Pilgrimage to Carfin,led by Bishop John Keenan, will take place on Sunday 29th August 2021. Mass of Anointing of the Sick will be celebrated at 3pm followed by the Rosary Procession which will take place at 5:30pm. Catering facilities are available at the shrine. Diocesan Marriage preparation course September: Our final marriage preparation course for 2021 takes place in September. Two Zoom sessions will be held at 7pm on the 1st and 8th September, followed by a Relationship skills workshop in the Diocesan centre on 18th September from 12 until 3pm. Couples should attend all three sessions. Cost per couple is £30, including lunch at the workshop and information/resources pack. Booking is open via the Marriage and Family page on the Diocesan website, https://rcdop.org.uk/marriage-preparation-day-registration-form Online Marriage Counselling available during Covid 19 Crisis Our Diocese has a Counselling Service for Catholics Married in the Catholic Church with our dedicated Catholic Marriage Counsellor. If you are concerned about your relationship and feel you are both unable to reach a conclusion alone, it is likely that you will benefit from marriage counselling. The counsellor is there to maintain a neutral, non-judgmental position. For information or advice please email in confidence: [email protected] Healing Service A healing service will take place in St Brendan’s Church Hall ( Parish Priest, Father Joe McCauley ) Kelso Street Yoker G13 4BH. Speaker - Joe Livingston. Tuesday 27th July at 7-30pm. All Welcome. Safeguarding Matters’ BCOS has published a newsletter to communicate progress with the revision of IN GOD’S IMAGE ahead of its publication in August. This is intended to be the first in a series of newsletters that will provide information and advice on specific safeguarding matters. It can be found on the BCOS website: https://bit.ly/3g2tdrg Also available on the Parish web (Safeguarding page). NET Ministries This September NET Ministries Scotland will bring over 10 young people from the USA and Wales for 10 months to minister in our schools and parishes and encourage our young people in their faith and belonging to the Church. ‘Host Homes’ are essential for these young missionaries to rest, pray, eat and participate in home life. In return, they provide a strong Christian witness in the host homes. Could you provide a (bed/couch/sleeping bag) for a one-week time frame for a minimum of 2 people, with breakfast, packed lunch and dinner? They usually leave in the morning and return at dinner time.
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