NEXT MEETING Our next meeting will be held on Wednesday 9th May. This is a lunch meeting commencing at Noon. Please bring your folder! CAN YOU SPARE ONE HOUR??? On Saturday 12th May as we will gather in the Parish Hall to prepare flowers and
Friday May 11th all 10 to 12 year olds Movie and Pizza Night in the parish hall RSVP: Megan [email protected]
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Monday: St Pius V – (Pope – 1572) Tuesday: St Joseph the Worker (Patron of Carpenters) Wednesday: St Athanasius (373) Thursday: St Philip & St James (62 – Apostles) Friday: St Monica (387 – Patron of Mothers) Saturday: St Judith (1002 �
D uring this post Easter season the fourth Gospel presents us with a number of metaphors to describe the relationship between God the Father, Jesus Christ and ourselves. It is a relationship which was revealed through the birth, life, death and resurrecti
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TO ALL 10-12 YEAR OLDS! Friday May 11th – 6pm to 8.30pm Movie and Pizza Night in the parish hall Catch up with your friends and munch on some pizza as we play your favourite movie! Bring your own picnic blanket or pillow – think comfy –
‘Caring for God’s Creation, Caring for God’s People’ Come and join us for our first Social Justice Gathering for 2018! We will have panels of speakers on a variety of topics related to our theme for the day which will focus on solar energy
Monday: St George (303 – Patron of England) Tuesday: St Fidelis of Sigmaringen (1622) Wednesday: ANZAC DAY Thursday: St Mark (74 – Evangelist) Friday: St Louis Grignion De Montford (1716) Saturday: St. Peter Chanel (1841)
The author of the fourth Gospel, in the passage we read today, places on the lips of Jesus His description of Himself as “The Good Shepherd”. This metaphorical description of Jesus is a bit unusual for we urban Christians living in 2018. Nevertheless,
