Newsletter
for Sunday 29th July 2001

Mass Intentions
| Sunday
29th |
9.30
am Julie Kelly
6.30 pm Mary O'Connor
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| Monday
30th |
9.15
am Christopher Ryan
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| Tuesday
31st |
ST
Ignatius Loyola
9.15 am James Hulme
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| Wednesday
1st Aug |
St
Alphonsus Ligouri
9.15 am Bella & Margaret Berry
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|
Thursday
2nd
Requiem
|
St
Eusebius of Vercelli or St Peter Julian Eymard
9.15 am Joe Mullineaux
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| Friday
3rd |
9.15
am Karen Hill
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| Saturday
4th |
St
John Vianney
9.15 am Frank Myerscough
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| Sunday
5th |
9.30
am Thomas McGuire
6.30 pm Deceased members of the Donelan
family |
Sacrament
of Reconciliation : Saturday 12 noon - 12.30 pm Friday Devotions
: Stations of the Cross 7pm
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Notices
Please
remember in your prayers the family and friends of: Mr Joseph
Mullineaux whose Requiem Mass will take place on Thursday 2nd August
at 9.15 am. May he rest in the Peace of Christ.
In every
ending is . . .
When changes happen we are often left feeling vulnerable and unsure,
and letting go of the past always takes great courage. Every change
and every past experience however, offers us the gift of wisdom to help
light our journey forward into the new dawn. . . . a new beginning.
An Extra
Pair of Hands . . .
I am delighted to confirm the appointment of Fr Ronny Johnson to the
Deanery. He lowers considerably the average age of the clergy in the
Deanery. Although his technical appointment is 'assistant at St Richard's
and Sacred Heart' as an extra pair of hands he will have a broader role
than the two parishes. He has just completed his first year of ordination
and has spent his first year working in the Team ministry of Skelmersdale.
He will be working alongside Fr Dave and myself to help to establish
the structures so that three priests will be able to cover 5 parishes
when Fr Arthur retires in September 2002.
Survive
-miva
A retiring Appeal will be taken after all Masses on the weekend 11th
- 12th August. Survive-Miva is an organisation set up to support missions
with much needed help in the way of transport. It is a specific Catholic
Charity and one of the 12 lay speakers in Scotland, England and Wales,
will be speaking to us about this charity.
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Forthcoming Events
New
Garrett Theatre Company
All Flared Up a 70's Revue
Wednesday 8th - Friday 10th August 7.30 pm at The Formby Hall, Atherton
tickets £4.50 cons. £3.50 including refreshments phone 01942 886756
Public
Voice on Policing
An open meeting with the Police is taking place in the Jubilee Hall
on the 15th August at 7.30 pm. If you would like to offer support for
the work of the Police or have any concerns you would like to raise
with the police this is the perfect opportunity. Come on Down !
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Information
Parish
CentreCleaner
Required 2 or 3 mornings per week
Please contact : Mrs Margaret Wyche
Key
Idea
God is a listening God. God listens to us in the morning, during the
day, in the dead of night. God is God the listener. God is never too
tired, never bothered by our calling out for help. There is never an
inconvenient time to talk to God. God never gets tired of us. God never
thinks our story doesn't matter. God is a loving God. God loves us.
God wants to hear what we have to say. Exploring Gospel values Are there
any good listeners among your family members or your friends? What makes
someone a good listener? Is it the way they look at you or ask questions?
Is it the way they let you go on without interrupting? Call to Faith
God is the best listener. God never puts you off, never tells you to
leave it until another time. God really listens, really wants to hear,
is really interested. God really loves you. God wants us to keep in
touch.
Atherton
Festival Committee Volunteers
New members are needed on the Committee and they are looking for people
from the community. The Festival tries to cater for all ages and is
important in raising the profile of the town of Atherton. The Festival's
organisation takes place primarily between February and May each year
and most of the time given is during these months. If you feel you can
offer your time and energy to this Committee contact Susan Underwood
at Atherton library 01942 404815
What the
Caterpillar calls the end of the World, the Master calls . . a Butterfly.
500
Club Winners July
£70 006 C Cottam
£40 258 D Holt
£25 099 John Hankinson
£15 021 A Leonard 029 T Thompson
137 PA Yates
Church
Cleaners : Team 2
Altar
Servers : Thomas
Harrison Vincent Ward
Eucharistic Ministers am
Frank Varley Michele Balcombe Cecelia Hopkins
Collection
22.07.01 : £503.00 Thank you
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