Weekday and Sunday Mass Times and Intentions Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Wanstead

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Weekday and Sunday Mass Times and Intentions Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Wanstead WEEKDAY AND SUNDAY MASS TIMES AND INTENTIONS OUR LADY OF LOURDES CHURCH, WANSTEAD SUNDAY 9.30am MASS – De Silva & Gomes Family RIP TWENTY-SECOND SUNDAY OF THE YEAR 1/2 SEPTEMBER 2 September 11.30am MASS – Ints Edward & Carmel Benson 22nd Sunday of Golden Wedding Anniversary the Year [B] 6.30pm MASS - People of the Parish ST GREGORY THE GREAT MONDAY 8.30am Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament 3 September 8.55am Angelus & Morning Prayer 9.15am MASS – Win O’Brian RIP [ ST CUTHBERT TUESDAY 8.30am Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament 4 September 8.55am Angelus & Morning Prayer 9.15am MASS –Stella Murphy RIP WEDNESDAY 8.30am Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament 5 September 8.55am Angelus & Morning Prayer 9.15am MASS – Teressa Ricarda RIP [ THURSDAY 8.30am Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament 6 September 8.55am Angelus & Morning Prayer 9.15am MASS – Nieves Mamaradlo RIP FRIDAY 8.30am Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament 7 September 8.55am Angelus & Morning Prayer 9.15am MASS – Holy Souls 10.30am MASS – Our Lady of Lourdes School [ “Nothing that goes into a man from outside can make THE BIRTHDAY OF OUR LADY him unclean.” SATURDAY 8.30am Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament 8 September 8.55am Angelus & Morning Prayer PARISH TELEPHONE NUMBER – 020 8989 2074 9.15am Service of the Word with Holy Communion E - mail address wanstead@dioceseo fbrentwood.org 2.00pm Nuptial Mass Ngoc Tran & Francesca Fong 6.30pm MASS –David Jawed RIP Website www.ourladyoflourdeswanstead.com Pastoral Team – Father Patrick J. Sammon SUNDAY 9.30am MASS – Ints Rhonda, Danny, Sarah-Jane Arekion, Maureen Brazier, th 9 September Melody and Matilda O’Connor Audrey Castelino, Carmel Docherty 23rd Sunday 11.30am MASS – Sheila Teresa Scotland RIP Louise Jarvis, Clare Losty, Margaret Monahan of the Year [B] 1.00pm Ordinariate Mass ORDINARIATE GROUP - PRIEST IN CHARGE FATHER ROB PAGE 6.30pm MASS - Ints Tyrie Family RACIAL JUSTICE DAY ORDINARIATE GROUP – PRIEST IN CHARGE FATHER ROB PAGE TELEPHONE 020 8550 4540 EMAIL [email protected] MESSAGE FROM FATHER ANTONS THE WEEK AHEAD I wish to say goodbye to all in the community of Our Lady of Lourdes and thank Monday 3 Sept 2-4pm NHS Group [Hall] you for your encouragement and friendship. I especially wish to express my 5-7pm Weightwatchers [Hall] gratitude to Father Sammon for through his generosity I have had the opportunity Tuesday 4 Sept 3.30pm Mercy Associate Meeting [St Joseph’s Convent] to experience an English parish. I shall always remember you all in my prayers 7.30pm Divine Mercy Prayer Group [Booker Room] so with affection I say goodbye and thank you. 7.45pm Baptism Preparation [1] [Hall] CONGRATULATIONS – Congratulations and best wishes to the following Wednesday 5 Sept Refreshments after 9.15am Mass [Hall] couples who were married in our church recently – 1.30pm Sheila Lovell Club [Hall Ryan Williams and Jodie Austin 6.30-8.30pm Pilates [Hall] Amy Adu and Robert Sarfo 8pm Meditation Group (St Mark Room) Ian Dobbs and Sandra Gittins Thursday 6 Sept 3.30-6pm Perform [Hall] We wish them a long and happy life together. Friday 7 Sept 9.45am-3pm Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament AUGUST 100 CLUB WINNERS – First Prize £100 Michael McCarthy, 9-11am Weight Watchers [Hall] Second Prize £50 Roy & Sheila Bates, Third Prize £50 Anthony McCarthy. 11am Pilates [Hall] Congratulations! 3.30-6pm Perform [Hall] CONGRATULATIONS – Our congratulations, prayers and best wishes to Saturday 8 Sept 10.30am PLAs Meeting Edward and Carmel Benson on the occasion of the Golden Jubilee of their 1 - 4pm Knitting & Dressmaking Workshop [Hall] marriage. There is a Mass for them at 11.30am this Sunday. Sunday 9 September Teas after 9.30am Mass [Hall] GARDENER/HANDYMAN AVAILABLE – If interested contact Mervyn Carroll on READERS ROTA 8 – 9 SEPTEMBER 2012 ST ND 020 8530 8942. [Parishioner who is a retired Security Guard]. TIME 1 READING 2 READING BIDDING PRAYERS MASS OF THANKSGIVING in honour of the XIV Summer Paralympic Games on 6.30pm Flora Pereira Paul Sebastian Jo Sheehy Saturday 8 September at 12.30pm at St George’s Cathedral, Southwark. 9.30am D Arawwawala Louise Parker Shirlene Tobin 11.30am Anne Cummins Kim Morris S Laviniere REDBRIDGE FAITH FORUM INTERFAITH BUFFET SUPPER 6.30pm Mark Lonergan S J Arekion Vivian Vinning Monday 10 September from 6pm till ….. when you wish to leave, at the Kaftan EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF COMMUNION 8 – 9 SEPTEMBER 2012 Restaurant 253 High Road Ilford. For people of all ages. Tickets £10 per person Saturday Sunday Sunday Sunday if purchased in advance or £12 50 at the door. Children aged 4 -13 ~ tickets £5. 6.30pm 9.30am 11.30am 6.30pm For advance tickets ~ pick up from or order from the restaurant S Flynn N Gorni G Canning J Bangura (www.kafanrestaourant.com ) or contact Shamshia or Saira at RFF on 020 8708 P Flynn J Gorni C Curtis A Burke 2478/2445 or email [email protected] L Gerrish R Green G Davies C Docherty CATHOLIC FELLOWSHIP DIOCESAN MASS – Sunday 16 September 3pm C Glover M Greensmith M Davies A Dorigo celebrated by Bishop Thomas at Brentwood Cathedral.Refreshments afterwards. L Jarvis J Gumbrell C de Silva J Dorigo PAN-AFRICAN ANNUAL MASS - Sunday 16 September 3pm, St George’s M Kearney K van Beers I Dobbs T Fallon Church, Walthamstow. The Mass will be presided by Bishop Alan Hopes, VG & WELCOMING GROUP 8 - 9 SEPTEMBER 2012 Auxiliary Bishop in Westminster and Ethnic Chaplaincies Chairman. All welcome. Saturday Sunday Sunday Sunday VISIT TO BUCKINGHAM PALACE STATE ROOMS AND THE DIAMOND 6.30pm 9.30am 11.30am 6.30pm EXHIBITION - Thursday 20 September. All tickets have now been allocated. Linda Gerrish Selner Rodriguez Dorigo Family Would everyone please assemble at Wanstead Tube Station by 9.00 am, if we A Castelino Family Family Tara Fallon are late at the Palace there will be no admittance after the ticket time so please COUNTERS – 9 September - B Fleming, S Beckford and K Banahan. be on time. Thank you. HOLY TRINITY, BASILDON, MASS OF DEDICATION - 7.30pm Tuesday 30 CLEANING - Monday 3 September - Team 2 A.M. October. Holy Trinity has recently been extended and refurbished, with a new MONTHLY FOOD COLLECTION FOR REFUGEES IN REDBRIDGE and permanent altar. In a special ceremony Bishop Thomas will dedicate the Will take place this weekend 1/2 September. Please bring contributions to Mass church, and consecrate the altar. Everyone is very welcome: past parishioners of and leave near repository. Dry e.g. rice and pasta and tinned food would be Holy Trinity are particularly warmly invited. gratefully received. Thank you. ITALIAN LANGUAGE CLASSES - Begin in September in the Matthew Room. Various levels available: from complete beginners to intermediate. For more details go to www.smartlanguages.com or call 020 3384 1522. PARISH MASS BOOK FOR THE TWENTY-SECOND SUNDAY OF THE YEAR ASSISTANT PRIEST – As already announced we shall be having an Assistant Page 7 The beginning of the Mass Priest in the parish for one year from 7 October 2012 to 1 October 2013. At Page 126 The Collect and Readings present Deacon Matthew is on pastoral placement in St Anne Line Parish. He is Page 12 The Creed Page 14 Preparation of Gifts a former Anglican, has not come through the Ordinariate but left the Church of Page 15 Preface Dialogue Page 53 Preface England as Vicar, to become a Catholic, and then decided to study for the Page 16 Holy, Holy Page 23 Eucharistic Prayer 2 priesthood. He is a married man, his wife Lucy is a doctor and they have one Page 43 The Communion Rite of the Mass child Felicity. Matthew will continue to live in his home in South Woodford and will Page 129 Prayer After Communion come here to the parish each morning. He will be ordained to the priesthood on Saturday 6 October by Bishop Thomas at 11.30am at the Cathedral in Brentwood and will celebrate his first Mass here on Sunday 7 October at SACRAMENTAL, CATECHETICAL, LITURGICAL, SPIRITUAL, PARISH 11.30am. Parishioners who would like to go to the Ordination in Brentwood NHS GROUP – Meeting on Monday 3 September 2-4pm in the Hall. please put your name on the list in the church porch. If we get sufficient numbers MERCY ASSOCIATE MEETING – Tuesday 4 September at 3.30pm in we shall organize a coach and travel to and from Brentwood. We will need to St Joseph’s Convent. All welcome. know numbers by 20 September. DIVINE MERCY –Tuesday 4 September at 7.30pm in the Booker Room. FIRST HOLY COMMUNION & FIRST RECONCILIATION 2012-2013 BAPTISM PREPARATION COURSE [1] – Tuesday 4 September 7.45pm [Hall]. IMPORTANT NOTICE – NOTE DATE PLEASE. This programme is only for SHEILA LOVELL CLUB – Wednesday 5 September at 1.30pm. [Hall]. children who live in the Parish and attend Sunday Mass at Our Lady of Lourdes, PILATES – Wednesday 5 September 6.30-8.30pm in the Hall. Wanstead weekly. It is for children in Year 3 or Year 4. If you live in another MEDITATION GROUP – Wednesday 5 September 8pm St Mark Room. Parish it is appropriate to have your child receive these Sacraments in that PILATES – Friday 7 September 11am in the Hall. parish. Enrolment evening for parents is on Thursday 13 September at 7.30pm PLAs MEETING – Saturday 8 September at 10.30am. in the Pastoral Centre. If your child has not been baptized at Our Lady of ‘SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL FOR GOD’ – Saturday 8 September, 1-4pm in the Lourdes please bring a copy of the Baptism Certificate to the meeting.
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