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ST. CADOC's R.C. CHURCH WEEKLY BULLETIN Month of June 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 13th SUNDAY in ORDINARY TIME Facebook: @stcadocscatholicchurch Year B 27th June 2021 Scottish Charity Number: SCO 013514 SERVICES DURING COVID-19 HOLY MASS Live-Stream Schedule Monday – 6.30pm Wednesday – 10am Thursday – 6.30pm JOIN CANON EDDIE Saturday– 10am and 5pm (Vigil) for live-streamed Holy Mass Sunday – 10am, 12 noon and 4pm. available on Parish website, Requiem Masses will be live-streamed or, by following these 3 steps: Month of June 1 Go to https://www.youtube.com only if requested by the Families. (TUESDAY+FRIDAY Church CLOSED) traditionally dedicated to 2 In the search box enter: St. Cadoc's Catholic Church Newton RECONCILIATION The Most Sacred Heart of Jesus Mearns Live Stream Mass. (available on request ; please phone SAFEGUARDING 3 Click on the “Live now” option. Canon Eddie to arrange a time.) FUNERALS Training Video for New Volunteers The Season Ticket Scheme will (maximum of 20 people may attend) available to view on Parish website. remain in place until the end of the BAPTISM pandemic. Additional seats are Please discuss with Canon Eddie. S.S.V.P. is co-ordinating volunteers to available, on a first come basis and MARRIAGE help with the elderly and vulnerable are allocated on arrival at the Please discuss with Canon Eddie. and is working in conjunction with The church. It is no longer necessary to Voluntary Action East Renfrewshire book a seat in advance. May I remind Community Hub. If you would like to ticket holders that tickets were granted volunteer, or are aware of anyone who on the understanding that the seat may need assistance, please contact The would be used each week, and if you Community Hub: 0141 876 9555 / were unable to use your ticket you [email protected] Please remember in your prayers those would let me know at least the day who are sick and those who have asked for before, so that others might be able to WEEKLY COLLECTIONS: our prayers, especially all affected by Many thanks for your continued support of use the seat. If your circumstances Covid-19 and all who care for them. the Parish through Standing Orders, Direct have changed, and you no longer wish Debits, Pay Portals, envelopes and the to use your seat each week, please let We pray for the sick: me know. Canon Eddie basket in the porch of the church. For your Sylvia Tartaglia, Arthur Short & convenience, boxed sets of envelopes for use The latest up-date is available on our Dianne Hill. throughout the year are available. Please website: www.stcadocsrcparish.org.uk collect a box as you leave the church. VOLUNTEERS WANTED We pray for those who have died recently: These continue to be difficult times for Dear Parishioner, Celia Friel, Grant Adams & everyone financially so please simply give Since COVID began, numbers Danny Butler. what you can. Your financial support is permitted for Mass and the always very much appreciated and more so celebration of the Sacraments have We pray for those whose Anniversaries occur given the on-going impact of Covid-19 on our varied due to strict regulations about now: lives. Canon Eddie imposed by the Scottish Government. John Richard Kerr, May Cameron, PARISH ROSARY GROUP: At present we are permitted a Sadie McColl & Canon James Jackson. maximum of 50 people for baptisms, You are invited to join our Family weddings and funerals, and 100 Requiescant in Pace Rosary Group to pray The Rosary nd people for Mass, with proper ------------------------------------------- in the church every 2 Friday at 6pm. protocols in place to manage the All are welcome. If you require any safety and wellbeing of all attendees. SAINTS of the WEEK further information, please contact Due to the lack of volunteers, I Sun 27th 13th Sunday Ordinary Time Lesley Ward 07910266821 th capped the numbers for baptisms and Mon 28 [email protected] funerals at 30. This is not what I want Tues 29th Sts. Peter & Paul and it is certainly not what families Wed 30th First Martyrs of the Church of Think Vocation: “We expect you to are asking for. Rome st put the most into this work of mercy.” I am asking YOU, if you would kindly Thurs 1 St. Oliver Plunkett Fri. 2n First Friday Paul challenges his community to give of volunteer to assist me, as and when Sat. 3rd St. Thomas The Apostle their best for the Gospel. Could you take required, for baptism, weddings and up that challenge by offering yourself as a funerals. The more volunteers we priest, a deacon or in consecrated life? have the fewer times you will be Speak to our Vocations Director, called upon to help. If you are happy Fr. John Morrison tel: 0141 8895056 or to make yourself available, please let e-mail [email protected] me know. Thank you. Happy holidays! Canon Eddie Relax and keep safe! Please click on this page to access more news. LATEST BCOS LITURGICAL GUIDELINES – JUNE 2021 FULL DETAILS AVAILABLE ON PARISH WEB: BCOS/COVID-19 PAGE A Blessing from Canon Eddie for all our pupils and students who are moving on... Please remember that you are in our thoughts and prayers and we wish you every success in the future. Congratulations to all! 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. * Ordination Deacon Joe McGill is soon to be ordained a priest. Please remember Deacon Joe in your prayers. Sample Prayer: We pray for Deacon Joe McGill, soon to be ordained a Priest in our Diocese. We pray that Joe and all those preparing for ministerial priesthood may be ever conformed to Jesus, the High Priest. May they preach the Gospel with pure heart and clear conscience. May the Lord let them be shepherds according to His heart, single minded in service to God and the Church. *Peter’s Pence - 27 June 2021 This is the practice of the laity to provide financial support to the Holy See to allow the Holy Father the means to respond to those suffering as a result of war, oppression, natural disaster, and disease. Catholics around the world contribute roughly £70M annually through this collection. The US is the biggest contributor at 30%, followed by Italy, Germany, Spain, France, Ireland, Brazil and South Korea. You can donate easily to this collection by visiting our Diocesan website www.rcdop.org.uk and clicking on the ‘Online Parish Offertory’. This allows you to donate to any of the causes or parishes of your choice. Many thanks. ‘Safeguarding Matters’ BCOS is publishing a newsletter to communicate progress with the revision of IN GOD’S IMAGE ahead of its publication in August. This is intended to be the first in a series of newsletters that will provide information and advice on specific safeguarding matters. It can be found on the BCOS website: https://bit.ly/3g2tdrg Also available on the Parish web (Safeguarding page) *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] *Second evening for the Year of St. Joseph will take place on Monday 12th July at 7.00pm in St Mirin’s Cathedral. This will be to pray for all our parish volunteers, workers and those involved in our SSVP, Legion of Mary and other organisations. All welcome to attend this devotion. Please use the Eventbrite link to book your tickets: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/diocese-of- paisley-33712912941 Alternatively, call St. Margaret’s Church, Johnstone to book by phone on 01505320198 *Course to Qualify as an RE Specialist Are you a qualified teacher, at secondary or primary level, interested in an advanced qualification as an RE specialist? The University of Glasgow is offering an ATQ in RE this coming academic year (21/22). A grant of £400 is available in two instalments from Paisley Diocese for teachers resident in the diocese who attend monthly diocesan seminars to support the completion of their assignments. This qualification fulfils the requirement for applying to the GTCS for Professional Registration as a specialist Religious Education teacher in the Catholic Secondary school. Please find all the details, including teaching dates and cost, here: ATQRE: https://www.gla.ac.uk/schools/education/cpd/atqre/ GTCS PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION: https://www.gtcs.org.uk/registration/routes-professional-registration-secondary-teachers.aspx *Priest walking from Iona to Lindisfarne in the footsteps of St Aidan to raise funds for St Maria Skobstova House of Hospitality in Calais Fr Jim Walls, Spiritual Director of the Scots College in Rome, plans to walk the 290 miles during his summer holidays to draw attention to the plight of refugees stranded in Calais.
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