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PENTECOST SUNDAY Facebook: @Stcadocscatholicchurch Year B 23Rd May 2021 Scottish Charity Number: SCO 013514 Parish Priest: Canon Edward D. Cameron ST. CADOC’S R.C. CHURCH Address: 24 Fruin Avenue, Newton Mearns G77 6HA Phone: 0141 639 1073 WEEKLY BULLETIN Email: [email protected] Web: www.stcadocsrcparish.org.uk PENTECOST SUNDAY Facebook: @stcadocscatholicchurch Year B 23rd May 2021 Scottish Charity Number: SCO 013514 SERVICES DURING COVID-19 SAFEGUARDING HOLY MASS Training Video for New Volunteers Live-Stream Schedule available to view on Parish website. Monday – 6.30pm S.S.V.P. is co-ordinating volunteers to Wednesday – 10am help with the elderly and vulnerable Thursday – 6.30pm and is working in conjunction with The Saturday– 10am and 5pm (Vigil) Voluntary Action East Renfrewshire Sunday – 10am, 12 noon and 4pm. Community Hub. If you would like to Requiem Masses will be live-streamed volunteer, or are aware of anyone who only if requested by the Families. may need assistance, please contact The (TUESDAY+FRIDAY Church CLOSED) Community Hub: 0141 876 9555 / JOIN CANON EDDIE RECONCILIATION [email protected] for Holy Mass (available on request ; please phone live-streamed on our Parish web Canon Eddie to arrange a time.) WEEKLY COLLECTIONS: Or, via the YouTube link: FUNERALS Many thanks for your continued support of the Parish through Standing Orders, Direct https://youtu.be/nQg3BNuTIdw (maximum of 20 people may attend) Debits, Pay Portals, envelopes and the BAPTISM basket in the porch of the church. For your The Season Ticket Scheme has Please discuss with Canon Eddie. resumed and will remain in place convenience, boxed sets of envelopes for use MARRIAGE throughout the year are available. Please until the end of the pandemic. Please discuss with Canon Eddie. collect a box as you leave the church. Additional seats are available, on a These continue to be difficult times for first come basis and are allocated on everyone financially so please simply give arrival at the church. It is no longer what you can. Your financial support is necessary to book a seat in advance. always very much appreciated and more so May I remind ticket holders that tickets given the on-going impact of Covid-19 on our were granted on the understanding that Please remember in your prayers those lives. Canon Eddie who are sick and those who have asked for the seat would be used each week, Special Collection - Pro-Life (Day for our prayers, especially all affected by and if you were unable to use your Life) – 30 May 2021 This collection Covid-19 and all who care for them. helps the Diocese support pro-life causes ticket you would let me know at least the day before, so that others might be We pray for the sick: with half of the funds collected going to able to use the seat. the Bishops’ Conference pro-life Sylvia Tartaglia & Pauline MacKenzie. If your circumstances have changed, fund. You can donate easily to this by and you no longer wish to use your seat We pray for those who have died recently: visiting our Diocesan website www.rcdop.org.uk and clicking on each week, please let me know. John Martin, Tony McCann, Canon Eddie Andy White, Patricia Galloway, the ‘Online Parish Offertory’. This The latest up-date is available on our Dennis Duffy, Iain Hickie and allows you to donate to any of the causes website: www.stcadocsrcparish.org.uk Paul Cassidy. or parishes of your choice. Many thanks. PARISH ROSARY GROUP: CAN YOU HELP? We are very grateful We pray for those whose Anniversaries occur You are invited to join our Family to the volunteers who have already signed about now: Rosary Group to pray The Rosary up to keep our church open. If you wish nd in the church every 2 Friday at 6pm. to volunteer to help prepare the church for Requiescant in Pace The dates between now and the Mass and to sanitise the church afterwards, please email the Parish. ------------------------------------------- school summer holidays ar e : 4 + 18 June. All are welcome. If you require any Vocations: Pentecost Sunday - SAINTS of the WEEK further information, please contact “There is a variety of gifts but always Lesley Ward 07910266821 the same Spirit; there are all sorts of Sun 23rd PENTECOST SUNDAY th [email protected] service, but always for the same Lord.” Mon 24 Mary, Mother of The Church What kind of service do your gifts Tues 25th St. Bede St. Mary Magdalen Evening of prayer for Healthcare suggest? Perhaps you could offer them St. GregoryV11 as a priest, deacon or in religious life? Wed 26th St. Philip Neri Workers: Bishop John would like to Speak to our Vocations Director, Fr. Thurs Our Lord Jesus Christ The invite all healthcare workers and friends to John Morrison tel: 01418895056 or 27th Eternal High Priest an evening celebration to mark the Year of e-mail [email protected] St. Augustine of Canterbury St. Joseph, patron saint of workers. There th Fri. 28 Venerable Pierre Toussaint will be a time of prayer before the blessed Sat. 29th St. Madeleine Sacrament, prayers for all those involved MAY DEVOTIONS to OUR LADY Various options to honour in our healthcare system and will finish Our Blessed Mother during with Benediction of the Blessed St. Conval’s Cemetery Mass Sacrament. All welcome to attend in the month of May are outlined on the Parish website. 6th June @ 2pm St. Mirin’s Cathedral on Tickets via Eventbrite & Thursday 24th June at 7.00pm. Please click on this page to access more news. www.rcdop.org.uk More details about booking to follow. Please remember to keep our First Holy Communicants and Confirmandi in your prayers. First Holy Communion Confirmation St. Clare’s Primary 4 St. Clare’s Primary 7 Saturday 15th May 2021 Tuesday 8th June at 11.30am at 6pm & 7.30pm. Saturday 22nd May 2021 at 11.30am & 1pm. First Holy Communion Confirmation St. Cadoc’s Primary 4 St. Cadoc’s Primary 7 Saturday 5th June 2021 Monday 17th May at 6pm & 7.30pm at 11.30am & 1pm. Tuesday 18th May at 6pm & 7.30pm. Saturday 12th June 2021 Wednesday 19th May at 6pm & 7.30pm. at 11.30am & 1pm. DIOCESAN NEWS *CELEBRATION OF PUBLIC MASS: Please only return to Mass if you have no underlying health conditions; are not shielding; and feel confident to return. Remember the Sunday Obligation to attend Mass is still suspended. LIVE STREAM MASSES: Services can be accessed via the Diocesan website: www.rcdop.org.uk Also, to hear Canon Stephen’s DIAL-A-MASS: telephone 0141 473 4869. Mass is recorded daily around 10am and is available to listen to anytime. PRAY THE ROSARY WITH BISHOP JOHN: Daily @ 8pm www.rcdop.org.uk *Diocesan Pilgrimage to Lourdes: I regret to inform you that as of 27 April 2021, Joe Walsh Pilgrimage Tours have ceased to trade. This will mean that all pilgrims who have bookings carried over from 2020 and 2021 will have to invoke a claim through the TOPS protection policy held by Joe Walsh Tours. This can be accessed by following the link on their website. If you have any problem with this please contact Fr Gerry McNellis on 01475 632078 or [email protected] *20 DAYS FOR LIFE: 1st-20th June 2021 8am until 8pm each day. Due to Tier 4 restrictions our 2021 Lenten 40 DAYS FOR LIFE peaceful prayer and fasting vigil at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow was postponed. Sadly, in the midst of this current situation the government did not halt or restrict its abortion culture of death. On March 23rd 2021 the government called for a UK National Day of Reflection to be held for those who had died from Covid the previous year. According to latest official figures at that time there had been 143,259 Covid deaths. The following month April 2021 we marked the 53rd anniversary of the implementation of the 1967 Abortion Act which has resulted in almost 9.5million deaths of our unborn children here in the UK. Think of the unborn when you pray the words ‘For what I have done and for what I have failed to do’. Think of those words in the ballot box. ‘They will not grow old as we who are left grow old but we will remember them.’ St. Cadoc’s Parish has always supported 40 DAYS FOR LIFE, the prayer and fasting vigil which usually takes place in Lent each year at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital. It was not possible in Lent this year for obvious reasons. Lasty year’s vigil was also cut short. As a result a “20 DAYS FOR LIFE” vigil is being planned for June this year at the QEUH site. It starts on 1 June 2021 at 8 am. This is the feast of Mary, Mother of the Church. It will run from 8am until 8 pm each day and will finish at 8pm on 20 June. If you are able to support this venture and perhaps take a weekly slot please let Lesley Ward know ([email protected] or 07910266821). The parish have usually given support on a Sunday over the last 5 years but participants are needed for every day this year, including Sunday. *RIGHT TO LIFE: Links via which you can register your views on current concerns: It only takes 30 seconds using the easy tool provided: Genocide Response campaign website https://righttolife.org.uk/StopAssistedSuicide www.righttolife.org.uk/FetalPainMotion www.standupandsmile.org.uk Care Not Killing 'We need to improve how we care for people, not kill them.' Please contact your election candidates via this website to ask them to support palliative care for the dying: https://carenotkilling.scot/ “LAUDATO SI”: An Evening of Reflection Mon, 24 May 2021 - 7pm – 8.15pm This evening of reflection will bring Catholics across Scotland together to reflect on the closing of this special 'Year of Laudato Si'.
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