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History of St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Parish, Fordhouses Wolverhampton History of St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Parish, Fordhouses Wolverhampton 1987 – 1999 1987 Deacons continued to arrive for parish training prior to ordination. In 1987 Deacon Malcolm Glaze arrived for parish training prior to ordination. (Malcolm Glaze was ordained at St. Anthony’s Church on 18th June 1987) Appendix 73 In 1987 Deacon Ray Liggins arrived for parish training prior to ordination. 1988 Change of caretaker at St Anthony's School 24th January 1988 Handing over of keys from Mr Summers to Mr A Jones On 15th June 1988 St. Anthony’s Church was Consecrated by Maurice Noël Léon Couve de Murville. see Appendix 74 On 15th July 1988 a “Thanksgiving Mass” for the Headship of John Cuthbert upon his retirement. see Appendix 75 History of St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Parish, Page 1 Wolverhampton. (1987 – 1999) 1989 In 1989 Fr. Kelly celebrated 40 years’ service in the priesthood. In 1989 Deacon Roger Tayorson arrived for parish training prior to ordination. 1990 In 1990 Sister Deloroza and Sister Teresa came to the parish work as assistant to Fr. Kelly, they purchases a house in the parish and began visiting the sick and housebound and taking communion to those who could not get to mass. 1991 Deanery News Bishop Joseph Cleary died on 24th February 1991, in the Presbytery here at Snow Hill after a life dedicated to serving God and his flock. Reflection on his life and his Obituary see Appendix 76 Fr. Matthias Brady succeeded Laurence Kelly (transferred to Solihull) in 1991 and served till 1996 In June 1991 Confirmation at St. Anthony’s Church took place. The celebrant was Maurice Noël Léon Couve de Murville. see Appendix 84 History of St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Parish, Page 2 Wolverhampton. (1987 – 1999) Dinner Ladies Photograph taken in the front Garden of St. Anthony's School in 1991. Rose Hallam, Norma Jackson, Phyllis Bills, Irene Mattox, Sheila Turner, Hilda Hartley, June Parry On 22nd November 1991 the official opening of the restored Old Fallings Hall took place followed by Mass. The chief celebrant was Rev. Maurice Couve de Murville, Archbishop of Birmingham The Mass booklet is available on St. Anthony’s website https://www.stanthonysrcchurch.org/mass-booklets 1992 In April 1992 the spring edition of St. Anthony's News was published. Welcome to the 3rd edition of our school / parish magazine. Full copy of this publication is available on Appendix 85 In the spring 1992 edition of St Anthony’s News the Births and Deaths were published. Baptisms Sophia Elizabeth Mroczko Rebecca Jayne Green Sabrina Calvagna Biance Paola Vecchio Laura Marie Jennings . Kerry Vikki McMahon Jemma Leigh McNab Nathan Samuel Nwendu Imogen Mary Lewis Kirsty Marie Rayne Scott Richard Rayne Kimberley Ann Rayne Charlotte Louise Lavill Daniel Lee Brindley Mitchell Anthony Korbely Kelly May Cox Jon Paul Allenza Ryan Craig Fennelly Wallace Amie Harley History of St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Parish, Page 3 Wolverhampton. (1987 – 1999) Deaths Kathleen Knowles Barbara Mary Smith Esther Gwenoline Wattor Wilfred Worthington David John Bacon Stefan Babinski June Bacelic James Patrick Clarke Irene May Griffin In the spring 1992 edition of St Anthony’s News the following articles appeared:- HEADTEACHER'S SPECIAL CERTIFICATES Teachers occasionally recommend children for 'Student Of The Week' awards for such things as good manners, courage, honesty, kindness, and general exemplary behaviour. This term three children have received these certificates - two being nominated for developing their talents and achieving recognition at a high level, and the other for the displaying of a good attitude and example throughout the term. Congratulations to :- 1. Nichola Evans who was chosen to play the part of Gretl in the 'Sound Of Music' at the Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham 2. Rebecca Skitt who represented the West Midlands at Gymnastics. 3. David Green for consistently showing thoughtfulness and consideration towards others. Well Done St Anthony's Is Proud Of You! Audition At the Albany Hotel on the first Saturday in October 1991, I went for an audition for the professional production of The Sound of Music. It was to be performed at the Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham. I was later told that out of three hundred children I had one of the parts. Infact I was to play the younger of the Von Trapp family, Gretl. Our rehearsals started early December 1991 and the show began two weeks later. Altogether I was in thirtyfour shows , they finished their run in February this year. I loved every minute of it. We had lots of fun backstage. One evening when we were playing about backstage Mark, an understudy, knocked one of my teeth out ! Although this was my first show I would love to act and sing again. I have started drama classes. Nichola Evans Class 5 Aged 8 The Children's Liturgy Group. The Children’s Liturgy Group, was an idea put forward by a group of like-minded parents, with the aim of involving their children more fully in the celebration of Mass, as well as giving them a better understanding of the Gospel and readings for that week. After initial meetings and discussions with Father Brady and other interested members of the parish, the group eventually got started in February taking a room in the housekeeper’s flat in the Presbytery, (for the use of which we would like to thank Father Brady). It is developing into a lively group, with approximately 30 children joining in with the activities every Sunday. This small nucleus of parents has now developed to include 10 leaders and 15 helpers (2 leaders and 3 helpers working with the group every week). The initial aims of the group to involve the young children of the parish more fully in the celebration of the Mass seems to be being fulfilled and the children appear to be enjoying it, and more importantly, gaining from the experience. This new venture we hope, will grow and extend, developing into a permanent part of St. Anthony’s Parish life. Liz McCarroll History of St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Parish, Page 4 Wolverhampton. (1987 – 1999) The Legion of Mary The Legion of Mary is an association of Catholic lay men and women and is open to all practicing Catholics. It originated in Dublin in September 1921, when a small group of people gathered together one evening, set up a simple alter around a statue of Our Lady and recited the Rosary. They then considered how they could best serve God and make him loved in his world. From those humble origins, there has developed a society that throughout the intervening years, has spread across the world. Many thousands of Catholics have served God, within the ranks of the Legion, under the protection of Our Blessed Lady. Each member is required to attend a weekly meeting and to undertake some active work for the church. This work must be of a spiritual nature, the raising of funds and giving of material relief is not undertaken. Therefore, emphasis is placed on the visiting of the sick and aged in their own homes and hospitals, the encouraging of prayer and devotions, contact with those who have ceased to practice the faith and home to home visitation. The object of the Legion, is for the members to strengthen their spiritual life and to help other people to do so. To serve in Our Lady’s Legion requires devotion, faith, loyalty and perseverance. This is not always easy to achieve, but any service to others requires constant effort and Our Lady is never surpassed in generosity. The Legion can number among its past members persons who have reached the heights of sanctity Edel Quin and Alfie Lamb are two whose causes for beatification are being investigated. Their life stories make fascinating reading. A branch of Legion, or “Praesidium” as it is called, was founded in Fordhouses in the early 1950’s. Although there have been times when membership has been small, somehow Our Lady has never allowed it to cease operating. New members are of course always welcomed. Together with the other societies in the parish, the Legion provides the ordinary Catholic lay person the opportunity to actively participate in the work of Christ’s church. For details of Edel Quin see Appendix 87 For details of Alfie Lambe see Appendix 88 The School Pond We have had some disappointing times with the pond in the nature area. The council have had to come to fix it twice now. The first time the plastic lining was cut by vandals so we phoned the council. They came with a lorry load of clay and dumped it, on our carpark and left it till the next day. They came back the following day and fixed it. however it split again and Mr. Breeze phoned up and said the pond's the broken again. While it was drained vandals threw litter and a shopping trolley into the pond. The culprits were caught and the police told. The council say it will be fixed very soon. I hope the vandals never do this again because the plastic lining costs so much money to replace. By. Karl Babarczi Football and Cross Country My best moment in the football team was when I was named captain, I also scored a hat trick in the 2nd round of the cup. I have scored nine goals for the school this season and two last season, It was great. My best moment in the cross country team was when I came fourth a few weeks ago. I nearly got a medal but I just missed out, it was a great day for me.
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