Celebrate the Feast of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary this week.
These are the daily services this week: Monday August 14th – Mass at 7pm (Feast of St Maximillian Kolbe)
Tuesday August 15th – Mass at 7pm (Feast of the Assumption)
Wednesday August 16th – Mass at 7pm
Thursday August 17th – Mass at 9.30am
Friday August 18th – Mass at 9.30am
Saturday August 19th – Mass for the 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time of Year A at 5pm
Sunday August 20th – Mass for the 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time of Year A at 9.30am Parish diary for this week Sunday August 13th – Fatima prayers and exposition, St Peter’s Church, Leamington, 3pm to 4pm.
Monday August 15th – Monday Club meets in the hall at 2pm. All welcome. Forthcoming events Sunday September 10th – Rugby Walsingham Group pilgrimage to Walsingham. Call Breda on 01788 331593.
Then Jesus said to her in reply, “O woman, great is your faith! Let it be done for you as you wish.” And the woman’s daughter was healed from that hour.
You are welcome to join us to celebrate the 20th Sunday in Year A at Sacred Heart Church. Mass will be on Sunday August 20th at 9.30am. There will be an anticipated Mass on Saturday evening at 5pm. This is what we will be singing on Sunday: Gathering: 458 Let us build a house Penitential Rite: 518 Celtic Mass Gloria: 529 Celtic Mass Psalm: Let the peoples praise you O God; let all the peoples praise you (Ps66, p76) Acclamation: 538 Proulx Gifts: 609 In bread we bring you Lord Holy Holy:553 Celtic Mass Mem Acclamation: 554 Celtic Mass Lamb of God: 591 Celtic Mass Communion: 882 A touching place Going forth: 466 All people that on earth do dwell For the next few weeks, we will be using the Celtic Mass composed by Paul Inwood.
These are the daily services this week: Monday August 7th – Mass at 7pm
Tuesday August 8th – No Mass (Feast of St Dominic)
Wednesday August 9th – Mass at 7pm (Feast of St Teresa Benedicta)
Thursday August 10th – Mass at 9.30am (Feast of St Lawrence)
Friday August 11th – Mass at 9.30am (Feast of St Clare)
Saturday August 12th – Mass for the 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time of Year A at 5pm
Sunday August 13th – Mass for the 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time of Year A at 9.30am Parish diary for this week Monday August 8th – Monday Club meets in the hall at 2pm. All welcome.
Sunday August 13th – Fatima prayers and exposition, St Peter’s Church, Leamington, 3pm to 4pm. Forthcoming events Sunday September 10th – Rugby Walsingham Group pilgrimage to Walsingham. Call Breda on 01788 331593.
During the fourth watch of the night, he came toward them walking on the sea.
You are welcome to join us to celebrate the 19th Sunday in Year A at Sacred Heart Church. Mass will be on Sunday August 13th at 9.30am. There will be an anticipated Mass on Saturday evening at 5pm. This is what we will be singing on Sunday: Gathering: 694 All creatures of our God and King Penitential Rite: 518 Celtic Mass Gloria: 529 Celtic Mass Psalm: Let us see, O Lord, your mercy and give us your saving help (Ps84, p75) Acclamation: 538 Proulx Gifts: 597 Blessed are you who made the universe Holy Holy:553 Celtic Mass Mem Acclamation: 554 Celtic Mass Lamb of God: 591 Celtic Mass Communion: 947 Nothing can frighten Going forth: 963 Eternal Father, strong to save For the next few weeks, we will be using the Celtic Mass composed by Paul Inwood.
These are the daily services this week: Monday July 31st – No Mass (Feast of St Ignatius of Loyola)
Tuesday August 1st – No Mass (Feast of St Alphonsus)
Wednesday August 2nd – Mass at 7pm
Thursday August 3rd – Mass at 9.30am
Friday August 4th – Mass at 9.30am (Feast of St John Vianney)
Saturday August 5th – Mass for the Feast of the Transfiguration at 5pm
Sunday August 6th – Mass for the Feast of the Transfiguration at 9.30am Parish diary for this week No events this week Forthcoming events Sunday September 10th – Rugby Walsingham Group pilgrimage to Walsingham. Call Breda on 01788 331593.
Celebrate the Feast of the Transfiguration of the Lord on Sunday.
You are welcome to join us to celebrate the Feast of the Transfiguration of the Lord at Sacred Heart Church. Mass will be on Sunday August 6th at 9.30am. There will be an anticipated Mass on Saturday evening at 5pm. This is what we will be singing on Sunday: Gathering: 208 O raise your eyes on high and see Penitential Rite: 518 Celtic Mass Gloria: 529 Celtic Mass Psalm: The Lord is King, most high above all the earth (Ps96, p217) Acclamation: 538 Proulx Gifts: 600 All that I am Holy Holy:553 Celtic Mass Mem Acclamation: 554 Celtic Mass Lamb of God: 591 Celtic Mass Communion: 667 Adoramus te Domine Going forth: 321 Crown him with many crowns For the next few weeks, we will be using the Celtic Mass composed by Paul Inwood.
A candle burning at the Easter Vigil, Sacred Heart Church.
You are welcome to join us to celebrate the 17th Sunday of Ordinary Time at Sacred Heart Church. Mass will be on Sunday July 30th at 9.30am with a special liturgy for children. There will be an anticipated Mass on Saturday evening at 5pm. This is what we will be singing on Sunday: Gathering: 970 Be thou my vision Penitential Rite: 518 Celtic Mass Gloria: 529 Celtic Mass Psalm: Lord, how I love your law (Ps118, p72/3) Acclamation: 538 Proulx Gifts: 608 Take my hands Holy Holy:553 Celtic Mass Mem Acclamation: 554 Celtic Mass Lamb of God: 591 Celtic Mass Communion: 634 Christ our peace Going forth: 854 You are salt of the earth For the next few weeks, we will be using the Celtic Mass composed by Paul Inwood.
These are the daily services this week: Monday July 17th – Mass at 7pm
Tuesday July 18th – No Mass
Wednesday July 19th – Mass at 7pm
Thursday July 20th – Mass at 9.30am
Friday July 21st – No Mass
Saturday July 22nd – Mass for the 16th Sunday of Ordinary Time at 5pm
Sunday July 23rd – Mass for the 16th Sunday of Ordinary Time at 9.30am Parish diary for this week Sunday July 16th – Garden Party in aid of Rob’s Fund at 70 Lime Tree Avenue, Bilton. 2pm.
Monday July 17th – Monday Club meets, 2pm in the hall. All welcome.
Forthcoming events July 22nd and 23rd – Talk on Rosminian Mission in England by Father John Hill during weekend masses at St Marie’s Church, Dunchurch Road, Rugby.
You are welcome to join us to celebrate the 16th Sunday of Ordinary Time at Sacred Heart Church. Mass will be on Sunday July 23rd at 9.30am with a special liturgy for children. There will be an anticipated Mass on Saturday evening at 5pm. This is what we will be singing on Sunday: Gathering: 846 Amazing Grace Penitential Rite: 518 Celtic Mass Gloria: 529 Celtic Mass Psalm: O Lord, you are good and forgiving (Ps85, p71) Acclamation: 261 Easter Alleluia Gifts: 603 Blest are you Lord Holy Holy:553 Celtic Mass Mem Acclamation: 554 Celtic Mass Lamb of God: 591 Celtic Mass Communion: 929 O Lord hear my prayer Going forth: 801 Love divine, all loves excelling For the next few weeks, we will be using the Celtic Mass composed by Paul Inwood.
Compassionate and loving God, you created the world for us all to share, a world of beauty and plenty. Create in us a desire to live simply, so that our lives may reflect your generosity.
Creator God, You gave us responsibility for the earth, a world of riches and delight. Create in us a desire to live sustainably, So that those who follow after us May enjoy the fruits of your creation.
God of peace and justice, you give us the capacity to change, to bring about a world that mirrors your wisdom. Create in us a desire to act in solidarity, so that the pillars of injustice crumble and those now crushed are set free.
Live Simply
Summer is the perfect time for living simply – no need for tumble dryers when you can hang your washing out and let the sun take care of things for you; cut down on cooking – there’s an extensive range of recipes for sumptuous salads to keep meal times interesting. If you don’t grow your own produce, make friends with someone who does – fresh from garden or allotment is best – or choose what’s in season when shopping.
Live sustainably
Almost 70% of Catholic dioceses in England & Wales (16 out of 23) are now part of a renewable energy scheme sourcing electricity from “green” suppliers – Birmingham diocese among them. Sacred Heart and English Martyrs parishes are among the 3,200 parishes embraced by the scheme which is being delivered by Interdiocesan Fuel Management Ltd in alliance with Churchmarketplace.
CAFOD Power To Becampaign – if you haven’t done so already, please complete one of the Power To Be cards urging the World Bank to invest more in renewable energy schemes in Africa that would transform lives for the better at a stroke.
In Solidarity
Fairtrade – many may already be aware of the widespread concern at a move by Sainsbury’s, hitherto a pacesetter for Fairtrade, to pilot a scheme to drop the Fairtrade mark in preference for its own “fairly-traded” wording on produce. CAFOD is among organisations voicing concern arguing that such a move could undermine Fairtrade, opening the door to different standards by different companies, consumer confusion and, ultimately, a poorer deal for producers. As at early July 80,000 has signed a petition urging Sainsbury’s to stick with Fairtrade. The online petition can be found here
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