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St Peter's Catholic Church NEWSLETTER St Peter’s Catholic Church NEWSLETTER 154 Braehead Road, Paisley. 24th Sunday of Year C 15th September 2019 PA2 8NG. 0141 884 2435 Parish Priest Very Rev. Edward D. Canon Cameron WEEKLY COLLECTIONS TIMES OF MASSES Offertory: £481.51 Morning Mass Permanent Deacon Building Fund: £332.58 at 10.00 a.m. Rev. John Morrison Thank you for your generosity. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday (In the Parish house) PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK LUCKY STARS FIFTY/FIFTY NO MONDAY, WEDNESDAY Susan Mullen, Fiona Lamond, Catriona Tickets for the Lucky Stars Draw are OR SATURDAY MORNING Burnett, Terry Bisland, Andy Jones, Henry available before and after Mass opposite MASSES McKinney, Helen Doyle, Willie McMillan, the stall. All proceeds from the draw will Saturday Vigil Mass Gussie Fisher. help fund ongoing maintenance and im- provements to parish property. Thank at 4.45 pm. you for your support. We have two lucky Sunday Morning Mass PLEASE PRAY winners of this week with Lucky Stars 3 & 10.00 am FOR ALL WHO HAVE DIED 6: J. Burke (04328) & J Greenlees (04278), each winning £24.25. Well done! HOLY DAYS OF OBLIGATION PLEASE PRAY FOR ALL WHOSE EVENING OF REFLECTION 10am. ANNIVERSARIES OCCUR AT THIS In St Peter’s church hall on the TIME following Wednesday evenings at 7pm: RECONCILIATION Charles Tierney, Jackie Connor 9th October, 13th November, 11th Saturday 4-4.30 pm. th th th December, 8 January, 19 February, 13 May, 10th June. BAPTISM By arrangement with Canon Eddie FORMED - YOUTH CLUB ‘LAUDATO SI’ St. Mirin’s Chaplaincy Center, 45 High Justice and Peace Scotland invites you to a MARRIAGE Street, Paisley will be hosting a new club Day of Reflection on Pope Francis’s Arranged by appointment. named ‘Formed’ on Monday afternoons encyclical Laudato Si—Care for Our At least six months notice is 4.30-6.00pm. The session is open to anyone Common Home. This will take place on required for preparation in the present s3, s4, s5 and s6. Saturday 21st September from 10 am to Please come along and meet new people and 4 pm in Blythswood Hall Renfield St find out more about your faith! To find out Stephen’s, Bath Street, Glasgow. Coffee please contact Fr. John Morrison on and Registration from 10 am. Cost £10. 01418895056 or e-mail voca- Lunch provided. To book your place SICK & RETIRED PRIESTS st nd [email protected]. All participants are through Eventbrite (search for) Laudato Si 21 /22 September: required to complete a consent form this can Care for our Common Home - more info We remember our Sick & Retired be obtained from your Parish Priest or from see: www.justiceandpeacescotland.org.uk Priests of the diocese with great love Fr. Morrison. and affection. We have sixteen ST MIRIN’S CHAPLAINCY CENTRE retired priests, still active in prayer MARIAN HOLY HOURS Sunday Mass will resume at 5pm on and witness: one living in Rome, two On each of the four Sundays in October, Sunday 15th September. From Monday in Chile, five in houses throughout th there will be a Marian Holy Hour, from 16 September Mass will be available at the diocese, five in parish 4.30pm to 5.30pm, in St Laurence's 12.30pm on Monday, Tuesday, Wednes- presbyteries, and three at the (Greenock). All welcome. Please enter by day and Thursday. Residence of the Little Sisters along the main door of the church. with Bishop John Cunningham. We LIFE COLLECTION thank God for the gift of these priests Thank you to everyone who kindly and keep them in our prayers. In TIMES OF MASSES/SERVICES IN contributed to last week’s collection for 2018 our three special collections ST PAUL’S LIFE, the total amount received was and Friends Campaign raised £248.95. £63,060, which represents 52% of Morning Mass: our expenditure of £122,357. i.e. a Monday & Wednesday at 10 am ECUHARISTIC MINISTERS shortfall of £59,297, which was met The rota for the next session is now by the Sick & Retired Priests In- Sunday Masses: available in the Sacristy, please collect vestment income. Vigil Mass on Saturday at 6pm. Sunday Mass at 11.15am. your copy before leaving church today. Please use the envelope provided and Thank you. put your contribution in the second collection next weekend. Thank Holydays of Obligation: you. Vigil Mass at 6.30pm. MASS BOOK - Page 136 Confessions: Saturday 10.30—11.00am. Website: www.stpeterspaisley.org Email: [email protected] [email protected] St Paul’s Catholic Church NEWSLETTER 24th Sunday of Year C 15th September 2019 TIMES OF MASSES/SERVICES WEEKLY COLLECTION Offertory: £394.20 ROSARY 118 Brediland Road, Paisley. PA2 0HE. Monday & Wednesday: 9.40am Building Fund: £345.90 0141 884 2435 Thank you for your generosity. Parish Priest WEEKDAY MASS Very Rev. Edward D. Canon Cameron LUCKY STARS Monday & Wednesday 10am Permanent Deacon FIFTY/FIFTY DRAW Rev. John Morrison Tickets for the Lucky Stars Draw are SATURDAY VIGIL MASS available before and after Mass in the 6.00 pm PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK porch. All proceeds from the draw will help Susan Mullen, Fiona Lamond, Catriona fund ongoing maintenance and SUNDAY MORNING Mass 11.15 am Burnett, Terry Bisland, Andy Jones, Henry improvements to parish property. It’s a McKinney, Helen Doyle, Willie McMillan, double rollover! £69.50 will be added to Gussie Fisher. nxt week’s draw. HOLY DAYS OF OBLIGATION PLEASE PRAY REFLECTION EVENINGS FOR ALL WHO HAVE DIED Vigil at 6.30pm. In St Peter’s church hall on the following Wednesday evenings at 7pm: th th th RECONCILIATION PLEASE PRAY FOR ALL WHOSE 9 October, 13 November, 11 Saturday: 10. 30 -11.00AM. December, 8th January, 19th February, 13th ANNIVERSARIES OCCUR AT THIS th Or on request. TIME May, 10 June. Charles Tierney, Jackie Connor BAPTISM ST MIRIN’S CHAPLAINCY By arrangement with Canon Eddie CENTRE Sunday Mass will resume at 5pm on MARRIAGE Sunday 15th September. From Monday Arranged by appointment. FORMED - YOUTH CLUB 16th September Mass will be available at At least six months notice is St. Mirin’s Chaplaincy Center, 45 High 12.30pm on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday required for preparations Street, Paisley will be hosting a new club and Thursday. named ‘Formed’ on Monday afternoons PRAYER OF THANKS 4.30-6.00pm. The session is open to any- LIFE COLLECTION Thanks to St Rita of Cascia and one in the present s3, s4, s5 and s6. Thank you to everyone who kindly donated St Philip Neri for favours granted. Please come along and meet new people to last week’s collection for LIFE, the total and find out more about your faith! To find amount received was £130. ‘LAUDATO SI’ out please contact Fr. John Morrison on 01418895056 or e-mail voca- SICK & RETIRED PRIESTS Justice and Peace Scotland invites you to a st nd Day of Reflection on Pope Francis’s [email protected]. All participants are 21 /22 September: encyclical Laudato Si—Care for Our required to complete a consent form this We remember our Sick & Retired Priests of Common Home. This will take place on can be obtained from your Parish Priest or the diocese with great love and affection. Saturday 21st September from 10 am to 4 from Fr. Morrison. We have sixteen retired priests, still ac- pm in Blythswood Hall Renfield St tive in prayer and witness: one living in Stephen’s, Bath Street, Glasgow. Coffee MASS BOOK: Page 136 Rome, two in Chile, five in houses and Registration from 10 am. Cost £10. throughout the diocese, five in parish Lunch provided. To book your place presbyteries, and three at the Residence through Eventbrite (search for) Laudato Si Care for our Common Home - more info TIMES OF MASSES/SERVICES IN of the Little Sisters along with Bishop John Cunningham. We thank God for the gift of see: www.justiceandpeacescotland.org.uk ST PETER’S these priests and keep them in our pray- Rosary at 9.40am. ers. In 2018 our three special collections Morning Mass: (Oratory) and Friends Campaign raised £63,060, MARIAN HOLY HOURS which represents 52% of our expenditure of Tuesday, Thursday, Friday at 10 am On each of the four Sundays in £122,357. i.e. a shortfall of £59,297, which October, there will be a Marian Holy Sunday Masses: was met by the Sick & Retired Priests Hour, from 4.30pm to 5.30pm, in St Vigil Mass on Saturday at 4.45 pm Investment income. Laurence's (Greenock). All welcome. Sunday Mass at 10 am Please use the envelope provided and put Please enter by the main door of the your contribution in the second collection Holy Days of Obligation: - 10am. church. next weekend. Thank you. Confessions: Saturday 4—4.30 pm Website: www.stpeterspaisley.org Email: [email protected] [email protected] IN REMEMBRANCE At every Mass, we pray for our deceased relatives and friends but, in keeping with Catholic tradition, November is a month specifically dedicated to praying for the Holy Souls. On or near the Feast of All Souls, a special Mass of Remembrance is celebrated in our parish for all our deceased loved ones. As a Parish community, we now hope to commemorate our deceased parishioners in two very special and everlasting ways: Firstly, we think it fitting to establish a dedicated Altar of Remembrance on which a Parish Memorial Book will be placed as a perpetual reminder of all our deceased parishioners. Secondly, we also wish to provide families and friends of our deceased parishioners - and benefactors - the option to dedicate individual/family Memorial Plaques which will be permanently mounted on the walls around this Altar.
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