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St. Gabriel's 16 February 2020 6Th Sunday in Ordinary Time St. Gabriel’s 140 Lawton Road, Alsager Parish Priest: Fr. Tony Grace e Stoke-on-Trent, ST7 2DE Permanent Deacon: Rev. Eddie Miller Tel: 01270 877736 www.stgabrielsalsager.org.uk 16 February 2020 St. Gabriel’s School & 6th Sunday in Ordinary Time Playgroup, Tel: 875770 St. Thomas More Catholic High School. www.st- thomasmore.cheshire.sch.uk There will be a Missionary appeal at St. Gabriel’s, Alsager for the weekend of 22/23 February 2020. The St Patrick’s Priest visiting our parish will be Father John Garry. Fr John is from Ireland and celebrated his golden jubilee as a priest last year. He has worked in Kenya, Uganda, South Sudan and now in the UK. The Society was founded to support the missionary work of proclaiming the Good News in Nigeria where the people responded with unimaginable enthusiasm. In the Nigerian mission, they were accompanied by lay and religious partners who made medicine and education an integral part of their mission approach to the local church. The Number of students to join St. Patrick’s increased quickly and Rome asked the St Patrick’s Society to take up missions in Kenya and later in Brazil. Propelled by the spirit of our motto ‘Caritas Christi Urget Nos’ (The love of Christ urges us on: 2 Cor 5:14); The Society now has missionaries in Nigeria, Kenya, Malawi, Zambia, South Sudan, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Brazil and Grenada. There will be a second collection next weekend. Thank you. http://www.kilteganfathers.org Lent Talks in Local Missionary Area 9 (LMA9). The 20th Century Church & Theology. First talk at St. Winifrede’s, Sandbach at 7pm on Thursday 5 March on ‘The Social Teaching of the Church,’ By Fr. Michael Morton. The second talk at St. Mary’s Crewe, on Thursday 12 March at 7pm, by Archbishop Kevin McDonald on ‘The Second Vatican Council and its Legacy.’ The third talk at St.Gabriel’s, Alsager at 7pm on Thursday 19 March, by Canon John Rafferty on ‘Spirituality in the 20th Century.’ The fourth talk will be on Thursday 26 March, 7pm at St. Anne’s, Nantwich on ‘Theology and Postmodernism’ by Fr.Michael Morton. All welcome. Year of the Word: Diocesan Spring Talks. Everyone is welcome to come and reflect on the Word of God; no prior study needed. The same talk is given in 3 different areas of the diocese, as follows: Talk 1. Fr Nick Kern on Dei Verbum/ Word of God (Vatican II) Sunday 16 February, Sacred Heart and St Peter's, Baguley 7pm-8.30pm (registration 6.30pm) Wednesday 19 February, St Columba's, Chester 7pm-8.30pm (registration 6.30pm) Saturday 22 February, Shrewsbury Cathedral 11am-12:30pm (registration 10.30am) The Alsager Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group have circulated details around the churches about the forthcoming Neighbourhood Plan Referendum on Thursday 27 February. I attach a flyer with the details in the porch. For more info please go to https://www.alsagerneighbourhoodplan.org.uk WORLD DAY OF PRAYER 2020. The 2020 World Day of Prayer service will take place on Friday 6 March at 2pm at St Mary’s Church in Crewe Road, Alsager. The service has been written by the women of Zimbabwe and their theme is: RISE! TAKE UP YOUR MAT AND WALK. There will be tea, coffee and biscuits after the service. Please come along – everyone welcome. Please can we be mindful of our neighbours when parking. Please ensure access along the pavements opposite the Church are clear for all users especially dog-walkers, buggies and prams, & those with visual impairment. Please avoid parking in Edwards Way as it is restricting access for residents. Many thanks. St. Gabriel’s Catholic Pre-School. We are open Monday to Friday 8.30am to 3pm term time only and accept the 30 free hours entitlement. We are consistently rated as ‘Good’ by Ofsted (last inspection Sept 2019). All welcome. You can find us on the grounds of St. Gabriel’s Catholic Primary School, Well Lane, Alsager, in our own uniquely designed environment, where 3 and 4 year olds thrive. We are welcoming lots of new families to our school community. We still have a few places left for our Pre-School and School in 2020. If you know anyone who is new to the area and/or is looking for a place, please let them know to contact us for details on 01270 875770 or [email protected] or [email protected] “Tortured for Christ.” This film is a true and inspiring story of Richard Wurmbrand. He was a Lutheran pastor in Romania. He was imprisoned for some 14 years for speaking out against the Communist regime and its atheistic programme. The film will be shown at Christ Church Hall, Alsager, at 7.30pm on Saturday 29 February. St Anne's Reflection Group will be meeting at the back of Church on 5 Monday evenings (2nd, 9th, 16th 23rd and 30th March) 7.30pm-9.00pm. Our theme for reflection is Stations of the Cross. We are aided by Fr Denis McBride's, CSsR, audio-visual DVD to help us, in addition to discussion time. We would be really pleased to welcome you to one, two, or all of the meetings. Please consider coming along as part of your - and the parish's - Lenten observance. Each week will be presented by a different member of our group and there'll be a cup of tea/coffee to start each evening. The first meeting, Monday 2 March will focus on the first three Stations. More info: Katherine Packham [email protected] or Pauline Binnie [email protected]. On Sunday 29th March, The Re-dedication of England to Our Lady will take place throughout our country. As King Richard II once gave England as a gift to Our Lady for her guidance, so we, too, seek Mary’s protection and prayers, giving ourselves through this act of dedication. More info at https://www.behold2020.com REST IN PEACE; Derek Knapper, George Evans, Deidre Morgan, Kathleen Hodges, & those whose anniversaries occur around this time: Carol Cliffe, Joy Jones, Joseph Costigan, Moira Masterson, Winnie McQuade, Debbie Houston, Debbie Boote. PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK: Especially for Sheila Gibson, Patricia Fox, Cath Bevan, Isla Pither, Albert Broster, Marian Connolly, Dave Poole, Frankie Broekeart, Myriam Goutte, Sharon Fisher, Annie Shallow, Brenda Turner, Elsie Turnock, Margaret Pearson, Ian McKay, John Monks, Terry Orford, Deacon Peter Bravey, John Boote, Dorothy Eccles, Alex Santini, Kay Charlesworth, Margaret McGreevy, Peter Pulford, Betty Bostwick, Joan Phillips, Ben Thomas, Denise Nolan, Helen Edwards, Norman Tams, Baby Hunter, Francis Dockery and all in our hospitals & nursing homes. MASS TIMES AND INTENTIONS WEEK COMMENCING 16 FEBRUARY 2020 Saturday 15 February 5.30-6.15pm Sacrament of Reconciliation Blessed Virgin Mary 6.30pm Carol Cliffe (Anniv) & Debbie Houston (Anniv) Sunday 16 February Mark Tucker & Special Intention & Joseph Costigan 6th Sunday in Joan & George Lawton & Patricia Fox (sick) Ordinary Time 11.30am Winnie McQuade (Anniv) & Debbie Boote (Anniv) & Cath Bevan (Sick) & Terry Orford (sick) 3pm New Milton House Service. All welcome. Monday 17 February 7pm Holy Hour The & Founders of The 7.30pm Frankie Broekeart , Albert Broster, Brenda Turner, Order of Servites May Shallow & Marian Connolly & Debbie Boote (Anniv) 8pm SVP Meeting Tuesday 18 February 10am Celebration of Word & Communion Wednesday 19 February 10am Celebration of Word & Communion 10.30am Lectio Divina Thursday 20 February 10am Celebration of Word & Communion Friday 21 February 10am Celebration of Word & Communion St. Peter Damian 10.30am Holy Rosary Saturday 22 February 5.30-6.15pm Sacrament of Reconciliation The Chair of St Peter 6.30pm Thanksgiving Intention, Pray for Bishop Mark on Debbie Houston (Anniv) & Moira Masterson (Anniv) his 10th anniversary of his ordination to the episcopate 11. 30am Debbie Boote (Anniv) & Leon & Marta Niewdach Sunday 23 February (Anniv) 7th Sunday in Ordinary Time Day of special prayer for the unemployed Saturday 22 February 6.30pm 11.30am Sunday 23 February EUCHARISTIC Gabriella Tams Shay Norman MINISTERS Barrie Knapper Catherine Smith Kathleen Large Richard Bailey READERS Dennis Large Lisa Cartlidge Collection, 9 February, £543.67p Thank you for your continued generosity. Please gift-aid if possible. Please contact Fr. Tony at [email protected] for newsletter items Diocese of Shrewsbury, Registered Charity Number 234025 Parish Safeguarding Officers, Cathie & Tony Smith 01270 879961 .
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