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Mass Intentions

Sunday 29th	9.30 am Ken Heaton 6.30 pm Parishioners
Monday 30th	9.15 am Winifred & Hugh McDonald
Tuesday 1st May	9.15 am Terry O'Keefe
Wednesday 2nd	9.15 am Harry & Darren Johnson
Thursday 3rd	9.15 am Annie Gerrard
Friday 4th	9.15 am Tom McLoughlin
Saturday 5th	9.15 am Joe Westwell
Sunday 6th	9.30 am Margaret Berry 6.30 pm McGrath Family

Fr Fallon's Mass Intentions :
Special Intention, Chris Pinder, Pat Woods, Bertha Randolph, Prof Kotter

Sacrament of Reconciliation : Saturday 12 noon - 12.30 pm

Friday Devotions Benediction with Evening Prayer 7pm

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Notices

May Procession with the Crowning of Our Lady on Sunday 13th May at                           3.00 pm

Welcome to the World of the Web!                        www.strichardsparish.uklinux.net

Congratulations to Vincent Hankinson who successfully completed the London Marathon and has chosen to donate any sponsorship to the Sacred Heart Building Fund. Sponsor money will be collected outside Church after Mass this week and next week from those who pledged support.

1. 292  White - claimed
2. 471  White (whisky)
3. 226  Pink - claimed
4.  39   Pink - claimed
5. 217  White - claimed
6. 475  Pink - claimed
7. 289  White - claimed

Let Us Sing . . .

Let us sing, sing of the love of God,
living in you, living in me!
Let us sing, sing of the love of God,
living in you and me.

Our God's love, higher than the mountain top,
wider than the sky, deeper than the sea.
Our God's love, alive in all creation,
living in you and me.

Our God's love, sent to us in Jesus,
living in you, living in me.
Our God's love, sent to us in Jesus,
living in you and me.

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Information

Many mobile phone numbers will change this weekend, as you will probably know, and this will also affect Fr Stephen's pager which will now be 07626 269993

Congratulations to our First Communicants today :
9.30 am        Daniel Barrow,   Amy McKeown-Gaskell,   Emma Shiels,                     Matthew Unsworth
6.30 pm        Thomas Cain,   Craig Lowe

Friday 4th May                 The Forty Martyrs
On this day in 1535 there died at Tyburn three Carthusian monks, the first of many martyrs, Catholic and Protestant, of the English Reformation. Of these martyrs, forty two have been canonised and a further two hundred and forty two declared blessed, but the number of those who died on the scaffold, perished in prison, or suffered harsh persecution for their faith in the course of a century and a half cannot now be reckoned. They came from every walk of life; there are among them rich and poor, married and single, women and men. they are remembered for the example they gave of constancy in their faith, and courage in the face of persecution.

Next Sunday is a day of Special Prayer for Vocations. There will be a retiring collection for Vocations after each Mass.