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Holy Family & St Mary of the Angels Mass Intentions in coming weeks Parish Contacts Holy Family & St Mary of the Angels Thank you to all those who have offered The Priory 67 Talbot St. Canton, Cardiff tel: (029) 20 230 492 CF5 3NP CF11 9BX Mass intentions. We now have sufficient to Parishes of St. Mary’s and Holy Family Keyston Rd, Fairwater Kings Rd, Canton cover until Mid September If you would like new email address is: [email protected] 12th –19th July 2020 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time Cycle A to have Mass offered for a particular inten- Canon Peter Collins e-mail: [email protected] tion, please write the intention with a pre- Fr Nick Williams St Mary’s Masses ferred date (depending on availability) and a e-mail: [email protected] voluntary offering on an envelope and put it Deacon Professor Maurice Scanlon THE SUNDAY READINGS. 15th Sunday of Ordinary time (12th July) through the letterbox of the priory at St e-mail: [email protected] 10am Teresa Francis tel (029) 2021 2651 Deutero-Isaiah (the second section of the Book) pro- Mary’s. 12.pm Mary & George Philips Website: cardiffwestcatholics.org.uk vides us with an image of the power of God’s word. Monday of week 15 in Ordinary time (13th July) “The word that goes forth from my mouth does not 9.30am Michael Maher Bank details for standing orders, which are directly linked 12.15pm Intentions of Morris Fernandez to the respective parish accounts are as follows: return to me empty, without carrying out my will and succeeding in what it was sent to do.” The wisdom of Tuesday St Camillus de Lellis (14th July) Account name: Archdiocese of Cardiff this extract finds fulfilment in what we read in the Pro- 9.30am Intentions of Canon Collins Sort code: 20-18-23 (for both) logue of St.John’s Gospel when we hear the good (Anniversary of ordination) St Mary’s Acc No: 03285375 news that the Word of God became flesh in our very 12.15pm Marion & John Lamb Holy Family Acc No: 63656861 midst. The word of God is always nourishing and will 7-8pm Adoration & Benediction Wednesday.St Bonaventure (15th July) forever yield a harvest. However, the word itself must St Mary’s SVP contact number 07731847622. 9.30am Toney Fernandez be truly ‘received’, consciously and willingly planted in Parish Safeguarding Reps 12.15pm Richard Eres & Sheila the heart. The word is addressed to the whole world, Thursday.Our Lady of Mount Carmel (16th July) Ellery Hennessy (St Mary’s Rep awaiting appointment) to every generation, to every soul, but so few seem 9.30am Eddie Beaverstock willing to accept and embrace its wisdom and its impli- 12.15pm Monica Brown Primary Headteachers: cations. 7-8pm Adoration & Benediction Holy Family Friday.of week 15 in Ordinary time (17th July) Louise Mills Tel: 20565354 In St.Paul’s Letter to the Romans we are told that 9.30am Kenneth Lockett Recently died St. Mary’s “from the beginning till now the entire creation has 12.15pm Coulson Family Claire Russell Tel: 2022 5680 been groaning in one great act of giving birth; and not Saturday Memoria of the BVM (18h July) Please keep the deceased and their families in Secondary Headteachers: only creation, but all of us who possess the first-fruits 9.30am DWA & DR Uttley your prayers at this particularly distressing time. Corpus Christi of the Spirit, we too groan inwardly as we wait for our 12.15pm Intentions of housebound parish- Patrick Brunnock Tel: 20761893 bodies to be set free.” God bestowed upon us the ioners Mary Immaculate great responsibility of stewardship over the whole of 16th Sunday of Ordinary time (19th July) Mrs.Victoria Mary Glenn The funeral will be Huw Powell Tel: 2059 3465 10am Eddie Beaverstock celebrated on Wednesday 15th July at 2pm creation. The degree to which we acknowledge the St David’s 6th Form College sovereignty of the Incarnate Word of God will be re- 12.pm People of the Parish Mark Leighfield Tel: 20498555 flected in the exercise our own earthly responsibilities. Angelus & Midday prayer 12pm daily (except Mr Mrs Patricia O’Rouke The funeral will be Is our stewardship of creation a worthy demonstration celebrated on Friday 17th July at 10.30am Sundays). Evening Prayer (Vespers) live- of our faith or are we still content to remain blind to streamed 7pm daily. Tuesday & Thursday 7-8pm Did you know we have a c h a n - nel; St Mary of the Angels & Holy Family, the consequences of our unquenchable consumerism. Adoration & Benediction (including Evening Eternal rest grant unto them O Lord and let Prayer) Cardiff on which we regularly post videos ex- perpetual light shine upon them. May they plaining points from the catechism, tours of In Matthew’s Gospel we listen to the Parable of the Sower. Matthew seemingly found it difficult to resist rest in peace the church or discuss Saints’ feast days? the temptation to weave allegorical strands into the texture of Jesus’ parable. Simpler presentations of the Parable of the Sower are found in Mark and Luke. We should allow the simple yet profound truth to Pray for the Sick emerge and address the soul. “Happy are your eyes because they see, your ears because they hear! I tell you most solemnly, many prophets and holy men longed to see what you see, and never saw it; to hear Holy Family: David Rogers, Catherine Driscoll, Kay & Paul Parris, Sheila Ferriter, Collette what you hear, and never heard it.” The mysteries of the Kingdom are being addressed to the world in Griffin, Edward Brown, Bernard Perry, Vivian Miller, Valentine, Henry & Tony Fernandez, Gary Sutton, Mary our own day as in ages past, but few in our contemporary culture and society seem willing to accept them. Bodman, Brian Webster, Martin, Susanna, Chris Collins, Hanna Marenghi, May Dalet, Linda Mantle, John Ma- The seed is being planted, but the conditions for reception are hostile. We are the Lord’s disciples in this her, Josephine Morris. era and we are the ones charged with planting the seeds. Be not discouraged when faced with rejection for the Lord is truly the Sower and we always stand in his company. When the seed finds rich soil, grace en- St. Mary’s: Fr Christopher Delaney, Bethan Williams, Jean Allen, Madison Lane, John & Marian Lamb, Jean sures a crop that is sometimes a hundredfold greater than all our expectations. Hayman, Will Johnson, Laurence Tobin, Nadasiri Ifada, Cecily Hughes, James Church, Margaret Griffiths, An- thony Jackson, Tom Hopkins, Joanne Coakley, Helen Ward. Doreen Utley Maria Sullivan, Carina Foster, Thomas Hyde (now living in Canada),. Ivan Sadka, Mary D’Alpa, Gwyn Jones A Parish of the Archdiocese of Cardiff, registered charity No 242380 FEASTS OF THE WEEK. Thursday 16th July – Memoria of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Tuesday 14th July – Memoria of St. Camillus De Lellis. This is the patronal feast of the Carmelite Order. The Or- St.Camillus was born within what was then the Kingdom of Naples in 1550. He became a soldier in his der derives its name and inspiration from Mount Carmel, a youth and was wayward in his conduct. As a result of gaming debts, Camillus was obliged to work as a significant location in the Hebrew Scriptures (Old Testa- labourer in repairing a building belonging to the Capuchin Franciscan Friars. Under the influence of the ment). It was on Mount Carmel that a Church was first Guardian of the Community, Camillus began his journey towards conversion. Twice he attempted to en- dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary in honour of her As- gage the Capuchin novitiate, but ill-health prevented his progress. He had developed an ulcer on one of sumption into Heaven. The feast also commemorates the his legs. He left for Rome and entered the Hospital for Incurables. He impressed the authorities with his day in 1251 when St.Simon Stock, who was Father Gen- fervour and soon was appointed administrator of the hospital. Over and above his administrative duties, eral of the Carmelites, received a vision of the Blessed Camillus immersed himself in personally attending to the most basic needs of the sick. It was at the late Virgin Mary at Cambridge. Our Lady revealed to him the age of thirty-two that he began his formation for the priesthood. Following ordination for diocesan ser- scapular, promising her favour and protection to the Car- vice, he felt called to lay the foundation for what would become the Congregation of Regular Clerics de- melite Order and to all who wore the garment. voted to care of the sick. He faced opposition in this enterprise but finally succeeded in obtaining appro- bation for the Institute from the Holy See. Camillus was much influenced by St.Philip Neri, the founder of the Congregation of the Oratory, in his spiritual journey. St.Camillus died on 14th July 1614 and was canonised by Pope Benedict XIV in 1746. He is Patron of Hospitals and one of the Patrons of the Sick. Wednesday 15th July- Memoria of St.Bonaventure, Bishop and Doctor of the Church. Bonaventure was born at Bagnorea in Tuscany in 1221. His baptismal name was John. During his early St. Camillus De Lellis childhood, John fell seriously ill and his mother presented him before the great St.Francis of Assisi. (1550-1614) St.Francis prayed for the recovery of John and foreseeing the future glory of the child exclaimed “O buo- na ventura” – O good fortune. Aged twenty-two Bonaventure entered the Franciscan Order.
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