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Please join us for Tea and Coffee served every Sunday after 9:30 Mass.
Dear brothers and sisters, In our ongoing catechesis, we turn today to consider the laity. Rather than limiting itself to defining the laity for what they are not, the Second Vatican Council sought to shed light on their innate dignity as members of the People of God and underline the peculiarity of their role in the mission of the Church. Having been incorporated into Christ through Baptism, the laity are made sharers in their own way in his priestly, prophetic and kingly office. The Church is present wherever her children profess the Gospel and bear witness to Christ. For this reason, lay men and women are particularly called to carry Christ’s presence to all spheres of life and so transform them from within by bearing witness to the beauty of a life in Christ and the elevating power of his grace bear abundant fruit. Thank you!
Next Sunday, we will be welcome the Missionary Society of St. Paul (MSP) for their annual Mission Appeal. The visiting missionary priest will speak at all Masses about their work of evangelization and humanitarian outreach. Your prayers and generous support will be greatly appreciated.
Please join us for Tea and Coffee served every Sunday after 9:30 Mass.
Dear brothers and sisters, In our ongoing catechesis, we turn today to consider the laity. Rather than limiting itself to defining the laity for what they are not, the Second Vatican Council sought to shed light on their innate dignity as members of the People of God and underline the peculiarity of their role in the mission of the Church. Having been incorporated into Christ through Baptism, the laity are made sharers in their own way in his priestly, prophetic and kingly office. The Church is present wherever her children profess the Gospel and bear witness to Christ. For this reason, lay men and women are particularly called to carry Christ’s presence to all spheres of life and so transform them from within by bearing witness to the beauty of a life in Christ and the elevating power of his grace bear abundant fruit. Thank you!
Next Sunday, we will be welcome the Missionary Society of St. Paul (MSP) for their annual Mission Appeal. The visiting missionary priest will speak at all Masses about their work of evangelization and humanitarian outreach. Your prayers and generous support will be greatly appreciated.
Please join us for Tea and Coffee served every Sunday after 9:30 Mass.
Dear brothers and sisters, In our ongoing catechesis, we turn today to consider the laity. Rather than limiting itself to defining the laity for what they are not, the Second Vatican Council sought to shed light on their innate dignity as members of the People of God and underline the peculiarity of their role in the mission of the Church. Having been incorporated into Christ through Baptism, the laity are made sharers in their own way in his priestly, prophetic and kingly office. The Church is present wherever her children profess the Gospel and bear witness to Christ. For this reason, lay men and women are particularly called to carry Christ’s presence to all spheres of life and so transform them from within by bearing witness to the beauty of a life in Christ and the elevating power of his grace bear abundant fruit. Thank you!
Next Sunday, we will be welcome the Missionary Society of St. Paul (MSP) for their annual Mission Appeal. The visiting missionary priest will speak at all Masses about their work of evangelization and humanitarian outreach. Your prayers and generous support will be greatly appreciated.
Please join us for Tea and Coffee served every Sunday after 9:30 Mass.
Dear brothers and sisters, In our ongoing catechesis, we turn today to consider the laity. Rather than limiting itself to defining the laity for what they are not, the Second Vatican Council sought to shed light on their innate dignity as members of the People of God and underline the peculiarity of their role in the mission of the Church. Having been incorporated into Christ through Baptism, the laity are made sharers in their own way in his priestly, prophetic and kingly office. The Church is present wherever her children profess the Gospel and bear witness to Christ. For this reason, lay men and women are particularly called to carry Christ’s presence to all spheres of life and so transform them from within by bearing witness to the beauty of a life in Christ and the elevating power of his grace bear abundant fruit. Thank you!
Next Sunday, we will be welcome the Missionary Society of St. Paul (MSP) for their annual Mission Appeal. The visiting missionary priest will speak at all Masses about their work of evangelization and humanitarian outreach. Your prayers and generous support will be greatly appreciated.
Practice on Monday 6th July 3.30pm
Prayer Group Meeting is on Friday 31st July 7-8:30pm in The Presbytery and our theme shall be pilgrimage and renewal. Please ring Pat Greenall for details 07599355924.
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