Father Chris Message 33rd Sunday Year A

Saturday, 14 November 2020

Dear Friends,

Please find attached the newsletter for the 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time.

Saturday 21 children have received Holy Communion for the first time, please remember them and their families in your prayers. Archbishop Cushley will celebrate the 11 am Mass on Sunday 15th and we celebrate the Feast of St Margaret of Scotland on Monday 16th.

There are no places at the vigil and 11a.m Masses in St Margaret's. There are about 9 at the 9a.m Mass at St Margaret's and 1 at the 9.30a.m Mass at Holy Name. The 7p.m Mass on the 16th for St Margaret's day is also full. Please give some time to completing the questionnaire found at the end of the newsletter.. It will help us plan for the post covid era!

Best wishes

Fr Chris

Rev. Christopher Heenan. B.D; M.A.

Parish Priest.

OUR MISSION

St. Margaret’s Parish is a Christian Community in the Catholic tradition. Having found strength and peace in following Jesus Christ we strive under the guidance of the Holy Spirit and by following the example of St. Margaret of Scotland to proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ by:

Worshiping God through Sunday Mass, the celebration of the Sacraments and other services and devotions;
Growing in our commitment to Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour through prayer, reflection and education;
Caring for those who are most vulnerable in our society, pastorally, spiritually and materially by praying with and for the sick and elderly at home and in care or hospital, and helping to meet the material needs of those in the local community and abroad by generous sharing of our time and treasure.

All are welcome to join in prayer, worship and caring in St Margarets Parish.