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Joint Newsletter 7Th June 2020 St Dyfrig’s & All Hallows Catholic Churches pontypriddRCdeanery.org.uk Parishes of the Archdiocese of Cardiff Registered Charity no. 242380 Father Allan Davies-Hale [email protected] St Dyfrig’s Presbytery, Broadway, Treforest, Pontypridd, CF37 1DB Telephone: 01443 402439 Mobile: 07796 950423 Sunday 7th June 2020 The Most Holy Trinity Cycle A Psalter Week 2 will need to buy PPE. It looks as if the Church will be ready as the lockdown is eased. Hopefully this will Mass Intention mean that we will not need the parish hall for Mass Saturday 6th June People of the Parish and we will be able to move straight into the Church St. Norbert building. Sunday 7th June Allan Macalalad The Most Holy Trinity I hope that all of you and your families are safe and Monday 8th June Get Well Mass for well. Please be assured of my prayers for you all. As Kitty Strain always my prayers are for the dead and those who are Tuesday 9th June Anne Hobbs suffering because of Coronavirius. Perhaps this week St. Ephrem we could also pray for those who have died in the US Wednesday 10th June All those who have and that the turmoil there may soon be resolved. died of Covid-19 Fr Allan Thursday 11th June Get Well Mass for St. Barnabas Christ Da Silva Rosa We are invited to Friday 12th June Roger Hillier comtemplate, so to speak, the Heart of God, his deepest Saturday 13th June People of the Parish reality which is his being One St. Anthony of Padua in the Trinity, a supreme and profound Sunday 14th June communion of love and life. The whole of Sacred The Body and Blood of Scripture speaks to us of him. Indeed, it is he who Our Lord Jesus Christ speaks to us of himself in the Scriptures and reveals himself as Creator of the universe and Lord of The weekly Newsletter and Father Allan’s Sermon are history.’ also available. Please let your friends, who do not (Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI Sunday Missal on the receive a Newsletter, know. feast of The Most Holy Trinity) Bible Journalling - St. Jerome, St. Paula and St. Building Work in Church – this week the internal Eustochium painstakingly wrote out the Scriptures, scaffolding was taken down. It is now possible to see the new paintwork. I said last week that the colour translating them from the original languages into Latin. Whilst most of us won’t be working on a new was chosen by the architect in charge. Electricians have been at the Church putting new lighting in the translation of the Bible, you may find Bible journalling Church entrance/narthex and in the sanctuary. We a helpful alternative to engage deeply with are now waiting for some more paint to arrive for the Scripture. Here’s an article by the Bible Society on narthex before the great “clean up” can begin! how to start Bible journalling. We have received various pieces of information with regards to the opening of Church after lockdown. We First Reading Exodus 34:4-6, 8-9; Second Reading 1 Corinthians 13:11-13 Gospel John 3:16-18 Responsorial Psalm: To you glory and praise for evermore. Gospel Acclamation: Alleluia, alleluia! Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit. Alleluia! Readings for next week Shortlisting: Wednesday 1stJuly 2020 Interviews: TBC Monday – 1Kings 17:1-6, Matthew 5:1-12 Tuesday – 1Kings 17:7-16, Matthew 5:13-16 An informal discussion about the post can be arranged Wednesday – 1Kings 18:20-39, Matthew 5:17-19 by contacting the Chair of Governors, Priya Parsons, by Thursday - 1Kings 18:41-46, Matthew 5:20-26 email to [email protected] Friday –1Kings 19:9. 11-16, Matthew 5:27-32 Saturday –1Kings 19:19-21, Matthew 5:33-37 Please download or print off the application form by selecting the “Apply Now” button. Due to our current Thursday Evening Mass for the sick, their families interim working arrangements, we are unable to NHS staff: provide recruitment packs through the post. Please email your completed application to Hilary Brown at 4 June- Bishop John Arnold [email protected] Cathedral of St John the Evangelist, Salford Salford Cathedral on churchservices.tv ALL HALLOWS NEWS 11 June - Bishop Patrick McKinney New to our Parish: We welcome you; please let us St Barnabas Cathedral, Nottingham know who you are. We invite you to complete one of Nottingham Cathedral on churchservices.tv our Parish Census Forms and tell us about yourselves. These forms are available in the Church Foyer. 18 June - Archbishop Bernard Longley NEWSLETTER - If you are sending information for the St Chad’s Cathedral, Birmingham newsletter, please send it to [email protected]. St Chad’s on MCN Media The deadline remains 11am on Wednesday mornings. 25 June Bishop Alan Hopes Columbarium Co-ordinator Barbara Hillier Cathedral of St John the Baptist, Norwich 01443 204973 YouTube Channel Donations to All Hallows Funds 2 July - Archbishop John Wilson As our church is closed, those who give regular St George’s Cathedral, Southwark donations during mass can donate at: YouTube Channel http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/AllHallowsChurch 9 July - Bishop Tom Williams UCM MEMBERS ARE MEETING WEEKLY VIA ZOOM Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King, Liverpool if you would like to join us the meeting starts at 2:30 YouTube Channel pm each Thursday for a chat. You can download Zoom Facebook for free to your phone, tablet/IPAD or laptop. Please let Suzy know and you will be sent the code and Cycle of Prayer for the Parishes of the Archdiocese password for the meeting. This week our prayers are requested for Rev Canon Joseph Boardman and the parishioners of St. Mary, POOR CLARES HEREFORD Dinas Powys, the staff and patients of Llandough Members of our Parish make an annual visit to the Hospital and Chaplain Rev Peter Davies. The staff, Poor Clares in June to donate food to them. Our UCM pupils and governors of St. Richard Gwyn High School. have made a donation to them to assist them with their food supply. We hope to visit them later in the Christ the King Catholic Primary School, Everest year and take parish food donations with us. Please Avenue, Llanishen, Cardiff CF14 5AS. Headteacher keep them in your prayers. Required from January 2021 Salary £55202-£63975. Visits to the school are warmly welcomed. Please ALL HALLOWS PRAYER WALL contact Mrs Redmond, Clerk to the Governing Body to Our Prayer wall is now available on our website at make an appointment by email http://www.pontypriddrcdeanery.org.uk/churches/lla [email protected]. ntrisant There is a contact form where you can request an Key Dates Closing date: 5pm, 27thJune 2020 addition to our prayer wall or ask for a mass intention. Or contact Suzy via [email protected] telephone and keep in contact with those we know. However, we would like to make ourselves available ALL HALLOWS PARISH 25TH ANNIVERSARY to other who we may not know. Therefore, below is a Next year will be the 25th Anniversary of the opening list of names and phone numbers. If you or anyone of our Parish Church here at Miskin. We are hoping to else you know is isolated and lonely and would make it a special celebratory year and welcome welcome a chat, we are here on the end of the support from parishioners to come together as part of phone. If we can help in any other way we will, but a planning committee in this project. We are proud of obviously within the Government guidelines. Our love our church and parish and think it would be a and prayers to you all. Keep well, keep safe, stay at wonderful opportunity as a parish to share in this home. celebratory year. Are you interested ??? Angela Hunter: 01443 207935 Allan Cleary: 01443 400605 Our Parish Prayer Wall is in the LADY CHAPEL. Please write Ann Cleary: 01443 400605 the name of the person you wish to pray for on Anne Parker: 01443 842825 a post-it note and add it to the wall. Cath Carroll: 01443 207576: 07482 406215 Julie Gilbertson: 01443 205041 Please join us in prayer, as we ask for your prayers for: Lesley Hughes: 01443 205077: 07799 613527 Noreen Jones Simon Dewsbury (Recovery Covid 19) Mary Richards: 07855 241289 Helen Howells Bassam Fathola Richard Boyle: 01443 400189 Ceri Philip Margaret Sidoli Sandra Phillips: 01443 20207 Heather Duff (Trigg) Shielanie Barrientos RIP Ken and Kath Bond Nicole Price RIP Canon Patrick Daly Mo Scanlon We now have pages on Virgin Money Giving for Jayne Bird Elizabeth Stonebank donations to be made to both parishes during this Mary Englehardt Veronica Buckingham RIP time when normal collections cannot be taken. When Maureen Fuller Dun Rajapakse RIP donating via Virgin Money there is a box available for Aileen Chivers Bacchetta Family Cardoza & Alexander Families Grace & Dylan Horton comment. Parishioners can specify in this section a Allan Macalalad (RiP) Covid 19 specific destination for their donation, e.g. Parish Funds, Easter Offering, Mass Intention etc. The links Please help us to manage our Prayer Wall by letting us for donations are as follows: know when names may be removed. https://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/StDyfrigsChurchTreforest ST. DYFRIG’S PRAYER WALL – May we also keep in St. Dyfrig’s News our prayers those who find the current lockdown difficult and are anxious. May they find comfort in St Dyfrig's Heritage Project. Because of the present the presence of the Lord Jesus situation, the project group have suspended the face to face interviews with parishioners but we hope to Prayer for Our Community: continue these as soon as restrictions are lifted and it O Great Love, thank you for living and loving in us and is safe to do so.
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