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April 18, 2025
Holy Thursday 17th April : Holy Week 7.30pm—Mass of the Last Supper Good Friday 18th April: Holy Week 12.30pm: Churches together Heywood Joint Service outside St Lukes Church 3pm Solemn Liturgy of the Lords Passion Holy Saturday 19th April : Holy Week 8pm The Vigil and First Mass of Easter. Sunday 20th April : Easter Sunday. 9.30 am Mass: 11am Mass:
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April 18, 2025
Join us for a prayerful pilgrimage this summer as we visit Our Lady's shrine at Ladyewell. Situated on the doorstep of our diocese, this day pilgrimage presents a wonderful opportunity to take up the Jubilee call to pilgrimage without travelling too far away from home. The pilgrimage will take place on Saturday 28th June. For more information and to register, please visit https://dioceseofsalford.org.uk/ladyewell-pilgrimage-2025
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April 17, 2025
There are many rewards and benefits when you join this ministry. Our beautiful Church of is our faith home. Over the years, several people have shared that the time spent in cleaning, allows a special connection to our Lord in prayer and service. Every Monday morning before the 9.am Mass volunteer help keep church clean again after the weekend Masses. Why don't you join the team that keep our faith home clean?
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April 13, 2025
Are you celebrating a special anniversary this year? Join us on Tuesday 3 June at 7pm at St Bernadette's in Whitefield. Couples celebrating a Jubilee Wedding Anniversary during this Holy Year of Jubilee are invited to join us for this special celebration and to acknowledge this wonderful Sacrament. Friends and family are welcome and everyone is invited to join for refreshments after Mass. For more information please email: formation@dioceseofsalford.org.uk
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April 13, 2025
On Passion (Palm) Sunday the Gospel dominates the celebration, and, in a sense, its meaning is obvious. Do not allow this, however, to detract from the other read-ings, which give the vital context necessary for understanding the Passion as much more than a simple story. It is THE story of God achieving salvation by the supreme sacrifice of Jesus Christ. Thus the immense depth of the Isaiah reading - a personal testimony to suffering - should open our hearts to understand more of the depth of Jesus’ sacrifice.
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March 3, 2025
We have many sayings about results being more important than promises, such as “the proof of the pudding is in the eating”. Today’s scripture readings are all about this – the ways in which our words and actions will reveal who we truly are. There is a wonderful mosaic of poetic wisdom in the readings this Sunday – images and parables and similes that can sit in our heads and hearts, and make us think about the sort of people we are, and the words we use and the fruits we produce by them. And we should pray that we will always produce good, sound fruit, so that we may keep on working at the Lord’s work always, and so share in Christ’s victory over death itself.
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March 3, 2025
The Diocese of Salford is holding a series of talks this Lent that explores themes of journeying and pilgrimage through the lens of the Jubilee. Each week, the talks will focus on a different person from the Bible to help us better understand how the journey we are called to make this Holy Year is rooted in scripture.The weekly talks begin on Tuesday 4 March at 11am at Wardley Hall. Contact Sr Joan Kerley on joankfmsj@gmail.com or call 0161 971 7842 to find out more.
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March 3, 2025
Former pupils and staff of St Joseph's RC Technical High School (Laindon Road, Manchester) are invited to this year's reunion with their families to celebrate the school's history. The reunion will take place on Saturday 22nd March 2025 at St Bernard's RC Church, Burnage. Mass begins at 12 noon, with opportunity for confession and Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament from 11am. Please arrive by 11.30am to sign in. Refreshments will be available in the parish hall after Mass
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March 3, 2025
This weekend, our Diocesan Synod draws to a close with the final stage of the journey. On Saturday, clergy and lay synod members gathered to vote on the 40 recommendations that will form our Pastoral Plan to guide our diocese in the years to come. To find out more about the process, the recommendations, and results, please visit https://dioceseofsalford.org.uk/ diocesan-synod-end-of-the-journey
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December 11, 2024
If you are available to Minister at any of the Christmas Masses please put your name on the list on the table. Thank you . Tuesday Christmas Eve : Mass 5.30pm : Family Mass: Mass to be principally for families with (young) children Mass 7.30pm : Mass principally for families with older children and other parishioners. Wednesday 25th Christmas Day : Mass 9.30am Mass 11am