Our Liturgy . . . . . This Week (Assumption BVM) RECESSION 18.00 N/A Parish Priest 09.00 N/A Rev Fr Daryl George JCL DIVINE OFFICE WEEK 4 Parish Newsletter 11.00 N/A Sacred Heart Presbytery 25 Between Streets ENTRANCE A great sign appeared in : Next Week (21 A) for the Roman a woman clothed with the sun, COBHAM community DIVINE OFFICE WEEK 1 Surrey and the moon beneath her feet, and on her head a of KT11 1AA of Cobham, Oxshott, FIRST 22:19-23 twelve stars. READING I place the key of the House of (01932) 862518 & Stoke D’Abernon upon his shoulder. part of the Arundel & Brighton Diocesan Trust, a Registered Charity No. 252878 CHILDREN’S N/A [email protected]

LITURGY PSALM Your love, O Lord, is eternal, shpcobham.com Volume 1 Issue 37 16th 2020 : Assumption Year A RESPONSE discard not the work of your PENITENTIAL Said ACT hands. THIS WEEK: ??? . . . . . SECOND Romans 11:33-36 GLORIA Said READING PLAN READING All that exists comes from him; all is by

him and for him. Su Is.3-5; 1Tim.2 FIRST Apocalypse 11:19, 12:1-6, 10 READING A woman adorned with the sun, Matthew 16:13-20 Mo Is.6-8; 1Tim.3 READING You are Peter, and I will give you the standing on the moon. keys of the kingdom of heaven. Tu Is.9-10; 1Tim.4 PSALM On your right stand s the queen, We Is.11-13; 1Tim.5 RESPONSE in garments of gold. Music and text of from Psallite, © 2005 Collegeville Composers Group. Published by Liturgical Th Is.14-16; 1Tim.6 SECOND Press, MN56321. 1 Corinthians 15:20-26 Fr Is.17-19; Titus READING Christ as the first-fruits and then, those Used with Permission. One Licence No.0199

who belong to him. Sa Is.20-22; 1Pet.1

Financial News . . GOSPEL Alleluia, alleluia! ACCLAMATION Mary has been taken up into MARRIAGE MATTERS Weekend of 09/08/20

heaven; all the choirs of angels In his Apostolic Exhortation , 1st £ 979.63 are rejoicing. Francis offers a profound insight into the joy of Alleluia! Christian marriage and reminds us of its place at the 2nd None very heart of the Church’s life. Christian marriage, he 2nd Collection . . . GOSPEL Luke 1:39-56 observes, ‘is a sign of how much Christ loved his READING The Almighty has done great things for Church in the covenant sealed on the cross, yet it This Weekend 23/08/20 me, he has exalted up the lowly. also makes that love present in the communion of None We hear Mary’s voice in the Gospel of was taken (the Latin term assumption the spouses. By becoming one , they embody Luke this weekend. Luke is the gospel means ‘taken’) into heaven. Since this is PRESENTATION 18.00 N/A the espousal of our human nature by the Son of Next Weekend 30/08/20 OF THE GIFTS writer who gives the largest role to a feast based on a Latin term, that is a 09.00 N/A God.’ None 11.00 N/A Mary, from the where signal that the feast itself developed As we know, the Holy Scriptures feed and nourish Thankyou for your continuing Mary said ‘yes,’ and the visitation, the later. Even the Church celebrates our faith and help us to grow in our relationship generosity to your Parish. SANCTUS 18.00 Said nativity of , and even to her own the Dormition of Mary (‘sleeping’ of with God and one another. It is for this reason that presence at significant times in Jesus’ Mary), which is also a Latin term. We 09.00 Said these scriptural reflections are offered. They should Bite Size . . . ministry through in the Acts will search the Scriptures in vain to find 11.00 Said help enable married couples to focus on the richness of the Apostles. As mother of Jesus, or any mention of either the ‘sleeping’ of of God’s Word that we hear proclaimed each Sunday ‘mother of my Lord,’ as Elizabeth calls Mary or her being ‘taken’ into heaven. 18.00 Said of the Year and to experience the deep joy of God’s her, Mary was in a unique position. But These traditions arose independently as ACCLAMATION 09.00 Said love expressed in the great of Marriage. she was not passive, as her words from ways of explaining what happened to

11.00 Said the gospel this weekend indicate. She Mary. WE ARE EXALTED You block had a vision for justice that certainly In fact, the formal teaching of this GREAT AMEN 18.00 Said would have inspired and informed Church was not done officially 09.00 Said your dream Jesus. Indeed, many of the themes in until 1950, though its roots certainly go 11.00 Said the canticle this weekend will be much deeper than that. when you echoed by Jesus throughout the Gospel When we consider Mary’s role in the OUR FATHER 18.00 Said of Luke and even into the Acts of the Church this weekend, we will likely find 09.00 Said allow your Apostles by Jesus’ disciples. Namely, more to contemplate in her words in Mary’s claim that ‘he has pulled down Scripture, which is why the Church 11.00 Said fear to grow princes from their thrones and exalted gives us this reading from Luke. So, AGNUS DEI Said the lowly’ finds fulfilment in Jesus’ though we celebrate her assumption Today we celebrate that Jesus exalted his ministry, just as ‘The hungry he has this weekend, we hear her voice COMMUNION All generations will call me bigger than mother in special way. As married couples filled with good things, the rich sent proclaiming justice to the downtrodden, ANTIPHON blessed, for he who is mighty has empty away’ foreshadows many of a reversal of the present order of done great things for me. we too can take heart from Mary. Although your faith. Jesus’ own parables. things. Let us not miss her voice by everything will be changed by the death of one But this weekend we are celebrating gazing into the seeking to see THANKSGIVING 18.00 N/A of us, it is not the end! Nothing of our love for Mary Morrissey not the feast of the Visitation, but the where she went. 09.00 N/A each other will be lost, but, as feast of the Assumption, when Mary promised, will be made glorious in heaven. 11.00 N/A Before - Talk to God During Mass - Listen to God After Mass - Talk to your friends P A G E 2 Parish Office . . . . . Church Mouse (cub reporter). . . P A G E 7 Normal Office Hours : Monday to Friday 09.30 - 12.30. The musings of one of God’s smallest creatures on events in and around the Parish over the past seven days . . . . Parish Secretary : Sarah Cox (01932) 860244 [email protected] A very hot and busy week around the Presbytery.

Newsletter Editorial : Items for possible inclusion in the Parish After a visit on Friday of last week Fr D and Sarah set about working on the Newsletter (if there is room) need to be received (in writing please) at findings of the Lightning Conductor, Portable Electrical Appliance, Fire Alarm and Emergency

the Parish Office by midday on Wednesday. Lighting surveys. These are part of the rolling programme of Health and Safety requirements Gift Aid Organiser : Dan Meehan (01372) 456416 that the Parish has to undertake. Highlighted was a problem with the kitchen fire shutter in the [email protected] Parish Centre and the need for a heat sensor alarm in the kitchen of the Presbytery; Fr D thought that this was “getting off lightly, for a change!” These items will be addressed as soon Safeguarding Rep. : Mark Hillas 07898 785449 as we can make arrangements with the contractors concerned. [email protected] As last weekend was so hot Fr D moved one of the fans from the presbytery onto the sanctuary Catechetics Co-Ordinator : Kelly Walsh [email protected] behind his chair; he had decided to do this during the Saturday evening Mass and only remembered that he had not done it when he sat down after the Opening Prayer at the 09.00 General Parish Information . . . . . Sunday Mass. Needless to say by the time the 11.00 Sunday Mass started the fan was in position and doing its !

Parishioner Registration : Every household within the Parish is Once again, after Mass on Wednesday morning Fr D went off to Bishop’s House to continue requested to complete a ‘Parishioner Registration/Census’ form so that our working on the pile of papers that collected in his ‘in tray’ during the ‘lock-down’ and finish up Parish records may be kept up to date. These forms can be obtained from the one of his judgements for the beginning of September. According to his secretary in Bishop’s Parish Office and should be completed fully before being returned to the House Arundel & Brighton seem to have been the only diocese where the Tribunal continued to Parish Office. operate during the ‘lock-down,’ albeit remotely from homes. Should you move address within the Parish at any time please complete a new form and write ‘AMENDMENT’ across the top of the form. Thank you. Early on Thursday morning the contractors arrived to begin the replacement of the Presbytery front and kitchen side doors. This had been highlighted as work that needed doing back in Hospital : If you are going into hospital as a ‘planned admission’ you are November by Fr D but, due to the ‘lock-down’ once again, things had to be put on hold as strongly encouraged to make contact with Fr Daryl well beforehand so that, if appropriate, the Sacrament of the Sick can be celebrated beforehand. manufacturers were not working. When doing the work it was discovered that the front door used to have an arch to it and buried in it was an old hand-painted ‘Catholic Presbytery’ sign. Infant : Infant are intended for the children of The new UPVC doors will be much more secure and thermally efficient (not that thermal practising parishioners only and are celebrated on five occasions during the efficiency was needed this past week!). year after parents and godparents have completed a course of preparation. There can be no celebration without this important course. The dates of the On Thursday evening Fr D’s godson was visiting for supper for the first time since ‘lock-down,’ courses for the current year can be found in the application form available Fr D was very happy to see him and to find out how the family were doing from the Parish Office. Baptisms do not take place during the seasons of especially as the eldest was now in ‘big school.’ or .

Sacramental Preparation : Notice of the availability of Application Forms for preparation for First Reconciliation and First Eucharist will be made Children’s Word Search Assumption BVM Year A via the Parish Newsletter between the school Summer Half Term and 31st August each year. Possible candidates for Confirmation should respond to the announcements made via the Parish Newsletter at the beginning of the Autumn school term. Parishioners are advised that it is very difficult to imagine that any family or individual who is not regularly practising the Faith as members of our community could possibly be ready to celebrate a Sacrament of the Church.

Marriage Preparation : Marriages are celebrated by appointment with the Parish Priest. It should be remembered that in the Diocese of Arundel & Brighton twelve months minimum notice is required before a marriage may take place; this is a requirement of the Church for all marriages that involve a (even if they are not taking place in the ). It is also necessary that one of the parties must have a meaningful connection with the Parish. Marriages do not take place during the seasons of Advent or

Lent.

Parish Car Park : Registered Parishioners who are attending Mass on a weekday are welcome to complete a visitor permit (available from the Parish Office) after Mass. The system is turned off for our weekend Masses and other ley events. If you forget to let the Parish Office know that you have changed your car or if you use another car in the family that is not registered on the sys- tem and you receive a parking charge notice, please contact the Parish Office in the first instance (Queries to : [email protected]).

P A G E 6 Lectio Divina Prayer This Week . . . Services For The Coming Week . . . . . P A G E 3 Day Date Time Service / Intention Donor Luke 1:39-56 Sat. 15th Aug. Ferial Weekday Mary set out and travelled to the hill country in haste to a town of Judah, where she entered the house of Zechariah and greeted Elizabeth. When Elizabeth heard Mary’s greeting, the infant leaped in her womb, and Elizabeth, filled 18.00 Private Intention K. with the Holy Spirit, cried out in a loud voice and said, “Blessed are you among women, and blessed is the fruit of Sun. 16th Aug. ASSUMPTION OF THE BLESSED MARY your womb. And how does this happen to me, that the mother of my Lord should come to me? For at the moment the sound of your greeting reached my ears, the infant in my womb leaped for joy. Blessed are you who believed 09.00 For the Parishioners that what was spoken to you by the Lord would be fulfilled.” 11.00 Sr Christine Bayley † And Mary said: “My soul proclaims the greatness of the Lord; my spirit rejoices in God my Saviour for he has looked with favour on Mon. 17th Aug. Ferial Weekday his lowly servant. From this day all generations will call me blessed: the Almighty has done great things for me and No Service Today holy is his Name. He has mercy on those who fear him in every generation. He has shown the strength of his arm, and has scattered the proud in their conceit. He has cast down the mighty from their thrones, and has lifted up the Tue. 18th Aug. Ferial Weekday lowly. He has filled the hungry with good things, and the rich he has sent away empty. He has come to the help of 09.15 PLEASE NOTE : No Morning Prayer of the Church his servant Israel for he has remembered his promise of mercy, the promise he made to our fathers, to and his children forever.” Mary remained with her about three months and then returned to her home. 09.30 Brian Daly † S. Cornwell LECTIO: 10.00 - 11.00 PLEASE NOTE : No Exposition of Blessed Sacrament In the first part of today’s Gospel, Elizabeth’s words resound: “Blessed are you among women”, preceded by a Wed. 19th Aug. Ferial Weekday spatial movement. Mary leaves Nazareth, situated in the north of Palestine, to go to the south, approximately fifty kilometres, to a place which tradition has identified as the present day Ain Karem, not too far from . The 09.15 PLEASE NOTE : No Morning Prayer of the Church physical movement shows the interior sensibility of Mary, who is not closed in on herself, to contemplate, in a private 09.30 Maurice Gilby † J. Gilby and intimate way, the mystery of the Divine Maternity, which is being accomplished in her, but she is impelled toward the path of charity. She moves in order to go and help her elderly cousin. The reader, though, knows that the true Thu. 20th Aug. St Bernard, & reason for the trip is not indicated, but can get it through information deduced from the context. The angel had told 09.15 PLEASE NOTE : No Morning Prayer of the Church Mary that Elizabeth was pregnant, already in the sixth month. The fact that she remained there three months, just the time so that the child could be born, allows us to understand that Mary intended to help her cousin. Mary runs, 09.30 Christopher Jarvis † & Family and goes where there is an urgent need, the need for help, showing, in this way, a clear sensibility and concrete st availability. Fri. 21 Aug. St Pius X, Pope (Day of Abstinence) As soon as Mary enters into the house and greets Elizabeth, John leaps in Elizabeth’s womb. According to some, this 09.15 PLEASE NOTE : No Morning Prayer of the Church leap is not comparable to the changing place of the foetus, which is experienced by every pregnant woman. Luke uses a particular Greek verb which precisely means “jumping”. Wishing to interpret the verb a bit literally, it could 09.30 Chris Beech † G. Churchill connote “danced,” thus excluding a physical phenomenon only. Someone has thought that this “dance” could be Sat. 22nd Aug. Ferial Weekday considered as a form of “homage” which John renders to Jesus, inaugurating, though not yet born, that attitude of respect and of subjection which will characterize his life: “After me is coming someone who is more powerful than I, 18.00 Private Intention K. and I am not fit to kneel down and undo the strap of His sandals” (Mark 1:7). One day, John himself will give witness: Sun. 23rd Aug. 21ST SUNDAY IN A “it is the bridegroom who has the bride; and yet the bridegroom’s friend, who stands there and listens to him, is filled with joy at the bridegroom’s voice. This is the joy that I feel and it is complete. He must grow greater, I must grow 09.00 Karl & Dora Lavrencic † A. Heyer less” (John 3:29-30). 11.00 For the Parishioners Elizabeth’s words, “Blessed are you among women and blessed is the fruit of your womb! Why should I be honoured with a visit from the mother of my Lord?” With a Semitic expression which is equivalent to a superlative (“among Mass may be offered for both the living and the dead and also for most other intentions. We do our best to try and accommodate specific dates but this can be especially difficult on weekends and at less than three months notice. women”), the Evangelist wishes to attract the attention of the reader on Mary’s role: to be the “Mother of the Lord.” And, then, a blessing is reserved for her (“Blessed are you”) and a beatitude. In what does this consist? It expresses ‘Mass Intentions’ are published in the Parish Newsletter on the weekend before they are celebrated although sometimes a Mary’s obedience to the Divine Will. Requiem Mass will ‘bump’ an intention to a later date. In the meantime, John perceives the presence of his Lord and exults, expressing with that interior movement the joy which springs from that contact of . Mary will be the interpreter of that event in the . MEDITATIO: St Bernard . . . . . • Is my prayer, above all, the expression of a sentiment or celebration and acknowledgment of God’s action? In the year 1111, at the age of was lured away from the His eloquence was so • Mary is presented as the believer in the Word of the Lord. How much time do I dedicate to listening to the 20, Bernard left his home to monastery to settle disputes. overwhelming that a great Word of God? join the monastic community of On several of these occasions, army was assembled and the Citeaux. His five brothers, two he apparently stepped on some success of the crusade • Is your prayer nourished from the Bible, as was Mary’s? Or rather are you dedicated to devotions which uncles, and some 30 young sensitive toes in Rome. Bernard seemed assured. The produce a continuous tasteless and dull prayer? Are you convinced that to return to Biblical prayer is the friends followed him into the was completely dedicated to ideals of the men and assurance of finding solid nourishment, chosen by Mary herself ? monastery. Within four years, the primacy of the Roman See. their leaders, however, • Do you accept the logic of the Magnificat, which exalts the joy of giving, of losing in order to find, of a dying community had But to a letter of warning from were not those of Abbot accepting, the happiness of gratuity, of donation? recovered enough vitality to Rome, he replied that the good Bernard, and the project establish a new house in the fathers in Rome had enough to ended as a complete ORATIO: nearby valley of Wormwoods, do to keep the Church in one military and moral The Psalm in this second part, glorifies the Queen. In today’s Liturgy these verses are applied to Mary and celebrate with Bernard as abbot. The piece. If any matters arose that disaster. her greatness and beauty. zealous young man was quite warranted their interest, he Bernard felt responsible In your retinue are daughters of kings, the consort at your right hand in gold of Ophir. demanding, though more on would be the first to let them in some way for the Listen, my daughter, attend to my words and hear; forget your own nation and your ancestral home, then the king himself than others. A slight know. degenerative effects of will fall in love with your beauty; He is your lord, bow down before Him. breakdown of health taught Shortly thereafter it was the crusade. This heavy Her companions are brought to her, they enter the king's palace with joy and gladness. him to be more patient and Bernard who intervened in a burden possibly hastened understanding. The valley was full-blown schism and settled it his death, which came CONTEMPLATIO: soon renamed Clairvaux, the in favour of the Roman pontiff August 20, 1153. The Virgin Mary, the temple of the Holy Spirit, accepted with faith the Word and surrendered herself completely to valley of light. against the . the power of Love. Because of this she became the icon of interiority, that is, completely recollected under the gaze His ability as arbitrator and The prevailed on Ber- of God and abandoned to the power of the Most High. Mary keeps silence about herself, because everything in her counsellor became widely nard to preach the Second can speak about the wonders of the Lord in her life. known. More and more he Crusade throughout Europe.

P A G E 4 Parish Ministries For Next Weekend . . . . . Parish Roundup . . . . . P A G E 5

WELCOME EUCHARISTIC IVE TREAMING F ASSES T ACRED EART DATE / MASS READERS DISINFECTORS L S O M A S H - The weekend and weekday MINISTERS MINISTERS Masses celebrated in the Sacred Heart church can be viewed ‘LIVE’ on our SATURDAY M. Moore N. Gaskell N/A M. Moore Parish Website (www.shpcobham.com). This facility is especially useful for 21 A D. Moore N/A D. Moore those who are housebound within our parish community. These Masses are 22/08/20 recorded and can be watched after the Mass has been celebrated in the 18.00 church. A slight sound delay is being looked into at the moment. SUNDAY ?? D. Westsmith N/A D. Westsmith THE DISASTERS EMERGENCY COMMITTEE (DEC) launched a nationwide Coronavirus 21 A ?? N/A appeal on Tuesday 14th July. CAFOD is an active member of the Committee and are 23/08/20 currently giving support to communities in 26 countries with the £1.6 million they 09.00 have raised so far, to help prevent the spread of the virus and limit the impact of SUNDAY ?? ?? N/A G. Churchill hunger that lockdowns have caused. The need is immense, particularly in countries 21 A ?? N/A where there is conflict and displacement of whole communities. CAFOD supports the 23/08/20 N/A South Sudan Council of Churches and they recently received word from Fr. James Oyet Lantansio, 11.00 N/A General Secretary: PLEASE REMEMBER : If you are unable to complete your particular ministry then it is your responsibility “I am humble and grateful to God that He has kept us alive up to date, as the world battles the to arrange cover with another minister. In this way our Sunday Liturgies will run in a smooth and COVID 19 pandemic. This year 2020, is a tough year for the whole world, but even tougher for prayerful way. us as South Sudanese, as we struggle to fight the COVID-19 pandemic with a health system that is very poor (almost non-existent), coupled with the lack of capacity and the political and CORONAVIRUS NEWS economic fragility of the country.”

Please take action today. Just £6.00 can purchase a hygiene package for a vulnerable family Great News - we are now celebrating Mass once more in the church ! ! ! containing soap, washing powder and reusable face masks. The government has agreed that we can start to celebrate Mass once more in the ODNs COBHAM OUTREACH - Our sisters have been making face masks to raise funds for their church subject to some very strict conditions: ongoing work for underprivileged women & children  The maximum capacity of the church for the time being, because of social throughout the world. The masks are washable (60°), reus- distancing, is 70 people (although families living in the same household can all able, and made of three layers of material with elastic to go be in the same bench). This does mean that once this number has been around the ears. These masks are available from the reached no one else will be allowed to enter the church - this is a requirement sisters (866450) priced at £2.50 each of the government and we are sorry if this means that you are unable to access TAKETIME is a series of meditations, spirituality inspired by the church for Mass. St and the Gospel stories of Jesus. Meditation does not always  All those attending Mass must wear a mask or scarf/bandanna that covers both the mouth and the have to be a solitary exercise nor do you need any back ground knowledge, and for nose - we are not permitted to allow anyone access without facial covering to enter the church (please see note on facing page about sourcing of masks). some the experience of Taketime has developed into a desire to explore faith with  Upon entering the church a distance of one metre must be maintained between yourself and others. Jane Bishop from Church in Thames Ditton has kindly anyone outside of your household. Everyone will need to use the hand sanitiser provided in the extended the invitation to our Parish to take part in her online sessions which take foyer before taking a seat in the church - people may only walk in one direction up the church place on Monday evenings at 20.00 via Zoom. To join a session please email towards the sanctuary (there must be no walking towards the back of the church). [email protected] or to find out more visit www.taketime.org.uk  Every other bench in the church has been taped off and may not be used for seating.  Benches that can be used for seating have a green tick  (one tick one seat); please sit where the tick is positioned in the bench - this helps to maintain the social distancing. On 1st Pope Pius XII defined the Assumption of Mary  Just before Fr Daryl receives Holy Communion he will raise first the Host and then the Chalice to be a dogma of the Catholic faith: “We pronounce, declare and define it inviting the congregation to respond with the normal ‘Amen.’ After he has received Holy Communion to be a divinely revealed dogma that the immaculate Mother of God, the Fr Daryl will continue with the Final Prayer of the Mass, the Notices, and the Final Blessing. ever Virgin Mary, having completed the course of her earthly life, was  assumed body and soul to heavenly glory.” The pope proclaimed this ONLY when directed to do so, starting from the front benches and keeping one metre distance, dogma only after a broad consultation of bishops, theologians and laity. gather up all of your belongings, approach Fr Daryl to receive Holy Communion in the hand (not on There were few dissenting voices. What the pope solemnly declared was the tongue), and then proceed directly out of the side door of the church. already a common belief in the Catholic Church.

 Open collection baskets will be at the door for your offertory gift to the church. We find homilies on the Assumption going back to the sixth century. In following centuries the Eastern Churches held steadily to the doctrine, but some authors in the West were hesitant. However, by the 13th century there was universal agreement. The feast was celebrated under various Prayers Please . . . . . names (Commemoration, Dormition, Passing, Assumption) from at least For those who the fifth or sixth century. Today it is celebrated as a . FOR THOSE UNWELL AT THE RECENTLY DECEASED: are unwell……. Scripture does not give an account of Mary’s Assumption into heaven. THIS TIME: Lillian Bowles † Nevertheless, Revelation 12 speaks of a woman who is caught up in the HOLY FATHER’S MONTHLY Marie A., Jennifer B., Angela Campbell † those who have battle between good and evil. Many see this woman as God’s people. Clement B., Patrice B., PRAYER INTENTION: died recently…. Since Mary best embodies the people of both Old and , Kay B., Hilda C., Patricia C., “. . . . We pray for all those her Assumption can be seen as an exemplification of the woman’s Rose C., Marie C-M., Fr Tony C., ANNIVERSARIES OF DEATH: who work and live from the those whose victory. Tom D., Evelyne D., Fiona F., Bridget Williams † sea, among them sailors, anniversaries Furthermore, in 1 Corinthians 15:20 St Paul speaks of Christ’s Frank F., Maureen G., fishermen and their Fr Mark Quinn † occur….. as the first-fruits of those who have fallen asleep. Theresina G., Bertie H., Kay H., Esther I., José J., Erna J., Fr Robert Brett † families . . . .” Since Mary is closely associated with all the mysteries of Jesus’ life, it is not Mary K., Mary S., May M., Jo M., Fr James Barraud † the Holy surprising that the Holy Spirit has led the Church to belief in Mary’s share in Alfie N., Finola P., Canon Brian O'Sullivan † Father’s Prayer his glorification. So close was she to Jesus on earth, she must be with him Florence Q., Anne R., Gabby W., Intention…. body and soul in heaven. Julia W., Fr Barry W., & Arthur M. THE ASSUMPTION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY