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NEWSLETTER Parishes of St Anthony of Padua, Onchan; St Joseph, Willaston; St Mary of the Isle, Douglas Tel 01624 675509 Email [email protected] Website www.manxcatholic.org 4th Sunday of Easter, 12th May, 2019 Mass page 268, Readings year ‘C’ Dear Parishioners, This weekend we have a visit from Matt Jeziorski, the Archdiocesan Synod 2020 Coordinator. Over the last few months we have been praying to the Holy Spirit in the words of our Synod 2020 prayer: ‘Help us to become the Church you are calling us to be’. Matt is over to lead a training session with the Island’s Synod members as we formally begin the next phase of Synod preparation. In coming weeks Synod members will be approaching members of our community (and beyond) to encourage you to respond to the four questions of the Synod Questionnaire. These questions are as follows.: 1. Where in your everyday life do you experience love, truth, goodness, hope, and joy? 2. When you reflect on your life now, and as you look to the future, what causes you concern or worry? 3. What is the purpose of the Catholic Church in the world today? 4. Having reflected on these things, what are the topics you would like to see on the agenda of Synod 2020? These questions begin from the truth that God speaks to us in our everyday lives and, as we reflect on our lives, we encounter Christ (c.f. Pope Francis, Evangelii Gaudium 8). We are invited to think about what the Catholic Church is for. This will allow the Spirit of God to open our hearts so that, finally, we can reflect on the questions, issues, and topics on which our Synod should make recommendations. We are all invited to reflect deeply and respond to the four Synod Questions. Listening will be done through the Synod online survey, focus groups facilitated by Fr Peter McGrail at Liverpool Hope University, and by Synod Members in our local communities. It is through this great project of listening that we will begin to discern the Church God is calling us to be. Why not visit our online survey on https//://synod2020.co.uk/resources/survey. Let your voice be heard! This week I shall be away on a Diocesan Clergy Retreat. I’ll be glad of a rest. We are grateful to Monsignor Stephen Alker who has kindly agreed to celebrate the 12.10 weekday Mass at St Mary’s in my absence. Monsignor Stephen, formally Principal RC Chaplain in the British Army, is no stranger to the Isle of Man. I know you will make him welcome. • Today, Sunday 12th May, is World Day of Prayer for Vocations. There will be a special collection for the Priests Training Fund • Copies of a new document from Pope Francis regarding Sexual Abuse are available at the back of church. • Lourdes Youth - two fundraising events. Quiz at the Columba Club at 7.30pm on Saturday May 18th. Tickets at £6 including refreshments available from Brian Murphy on 627729. Teams of 6. Charity Bingo at Palace Hotel on Wednesday 22nd May. Tickets from Annette on 457826 at £20 to include 10 page bingo book and buffet supper. Proceeds go to assist our youth travel to Lourdes this July. Please support if you can. • Pilgrims planning to go to Lourdes on this year’s Liverpool Archdiocese Pilgrimage are welcome to come to a meeting at 3pm on Saturday, 18th May in St Anthony's Pastoral Centre. Light refreshments will be provided. The purpose of the meeting is to share information on travel options to/from the Island and other useful advice when in Lourdes. Further details from Malcolm Newton 426403 or email [email protected]. • ‘Unbind them, let them go free’. More and more people in our community are living with mental health issues, which we could all understand better. During Mental Health Awareness Week there will be a Mental Health Awareness conference with Fr Conor Stainton-Polland, Parish Priest of St Matthew’s and St Cecilia’s in Liverpool and Kathy Devlin, Clinical Manager at the Beacon Counselling Trust, on Wednesday 15th May, 1.30-4.30pm at LACE. To book your place, please contact the Archdiocesan Pastoral Formation Centre on 0151 522 1040 or [email protected] • The Memory Support Group is now meeting in St Anthony’s Pastoral Centre on the last Thursday of the month at 10.30am following 10am Mass or Service. Next meeting is on Thursday 30th May. Anyone experiencing memory problems, their family/friends or carers will be warmly welcomed. For further information please contact Elaine 616658 or Josie 406063. • The next Island Spirituality Network meeting will take place on Saturday 18 May at St John’s Mill from 10.00am - 1.00pm when the guest speaker will be Professor Ian Bradley, former Professor of Cultural and Spiritual History at St Andrew’s University and author of many works on Celtic Christianity. His theme will be “A Pod of Ps - following the Celtic Way”. • This coming week is Christian Aid Week. There are collections and events taking place throughout the Island. Please support them with your customary generosity. • Walsingham Day hosted by Anglican Bishop Peter Eagles at Peel Cathedral on Saturday 18 May from 12- 3pm. Speaker will be Fr Kevin Smith who is the priest administrator of the Anglican Shrine at Walsingham. Please see poster at back of our churches for more details. • Offertory Collections last week are as follows: St Mary's £971; St Joseph's £175; St Anthony's £887. Thank you for your generosity. Masses and Services for the coming week Saturday 11th May 5.00pm St Anthony’s Helen Cowburn-Wood anniv 4th Sunday of Easter 6.00pm St Joseph’s Roy Newson deceased Sunday 12th May 9.30am St Anthony’s Monica Bersin, deceased 4th Sunday of Easter 11.00am St Mary’s People of Our Parishes 7.00pm St Mary’s Jeff Williams deceased Monday 13th May 10.00am St Anthony’s Service Dedication Cathedral of 10.00am St Joseph’s Service Christ the King, Liverpool 12.10 noon St Mary’s Lawless Family, deceased Tuesday 14th May 10.00am St Anthony’s Service St Matthias, Apostle 10.00am St Joseph’s Service 12.10 noon St Mary’s Lilia A Dela Cruz Wednesday 15th May 10.00am St Anthony’s Service Our Lady of Fatima 10.00am St Joseph’s Jeff Williams, deceased 12.10 noon St Mary’s K & T Gelling & Mary Westbury 2.30pm St Mary’s Funeral Serv: Patricia McHarrie Thursday 16th May 10.00am St Anthony’s Louise Lynch 10.00am St Joseph’s Service 12.10 noon St Mary’s The Coles Family deceased Friday 17th May 10.00am St Anthony’s Service 10.00am St Joseph’s Service 10.00am St Mary’s Funeral Serv: Salvatore Cutillo 12.10 noon St Mary’s Patrick Dowling anniversary Saturday 18th May 11.00am St Mary’s Confessions 12.00 noon St Mary’s Service of the Word and Communion Saturday 18th May 5.00pm St Anthony’s Nanette Garlick anniversary 5th Sunday of Easter 6.00pm St Joseph’s People of our Parishes Sunday 19th May 9.30am St Anthony’s Veronica Stackhouse deceased 5th Sunday of Easter 11.00am St Mary’s Mollie Diamond deceased 7.00pm St Mary’s Michael & Martin Reaney & Mark Connelly. Father Brian is itching to return to our parishes. We continue to remember him in our prayers. Please pray for Patricia McHarrie and Salvatore Cutillo who died recently. Please note the Parish Office is normally opened on Monday and Tuesday from 1.30pm to 4pm and Thursday and Friday from 1.30pm to 5pm. .
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