These are the daily services this week: Monday June 26th – Mass at 7pm
Tuesday June 27th – No Mass
Wednesday June 28th – Mass at 7pm (Vigil of the Feast of Sts Peter and Paul)
Thursday June 29th – Mass at 7pm (Feast of Sts Peter and Paul)
Friday June 30th – Funeral Mass at 1pm for Nora Roche
Saturday July 1st – Mass for the 13th Sunday of Ordinary Time at 5pm
Sunday July 2nd – Mass for the 13th Sunday of Ordinary Time at 9.30am Parish diary for this week Monday June 26th – Monday Club meets, 2pm in the hall. All welcome.
Wednesday June 28th – UCM Day of Reflection, Monks Kirby convent, 10am. Friday June 30th. Funeral Mass for Nora Roche. Sacred Heart Church at 1pm.
July 1st – 2nd – Celebrate Catholic Charismatic Family Conference, St Mary’s College, Oscott.
Forthcoming events Tuesday July 4th – Come Dine with the Catenians, Drayton Manor Hotel, Dunchurch. Speaker Pam Hopkins. More information from Mick McNulty.
Wednesday July 5th – Funeral Mass for James Pickering at 11am. Reception into the church on Tuesday at 6pm.
Friday July 7th – Meeting with MP Mark Pawsey to discuss climate change and poverty. Sacred Heart Church Hall, 7.30pm. Send questions in advance to Brian Davies.
Sunday July 16th – Garden Party in aid of Rob’s Fund at 70 Lime Tree Avenue, Bilton. 2pm.
You are welcome to join us to celebrate the 13th Sunday or Ordinary Time at Sacred Heart Church. Mass will be on Sunday July 2nd 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: 475 Here in this place Penitential Rite: 1012 Mass of Christ the Saviour Gloria: 1013 Mass of Christ the Saviour Psalm: I will sing forever of your love, O Lord (Ps88, p68) Acclamation: 534 Salisbury Gifts: Everyday God…O Jesus…O spirit…Come be with us Holy Holy:1014 Mass of Christ the Saviour Mem Acclamation: 1015 Mass of Christ the Saviour Lamb of God: 1019 Mass of Christ the Saviour Communion: 622 Bread of life from heaven Going forth: 865 I the Lord of sea and sky For the next few weeks, we will be using the Mass of Christ the Saviour composed by Dan Schutte.
Rugby MP Mark Pawsey will answer your questions on climate change and poverty.
Rugby MP Mark Pawsey will answer your questions on climate change and poverty on Friday July 7th.
The meeting takes place at 7.30pm at Sacred Heart Church Hall, Lime Tree Avenue, Bilton. Similar meetings are being held across the country this week.
This will be our fourth meeting with our MP: as a result he has become better informed on Climate Change.
All are welcome and can send questions on this theme in advance to bkdavies4@virginmedia.com
1. 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.
2. 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.
3. 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.
Livesimply
Lidl in partnership with the Neighbourly project.
Food waste Our supermarkets continue to struggle with the challenge of cutting the amount of food that goes to waste daily. Several have schemes with local charities and food banks to ensure that perfectly edible food goes to those who need it rather than to the tip. For example, Lidl has committed to rolling out its collaboration with social enterprise project Neighbourly across the country by 2018. Neighbourly has also worked with M&S. Do you know what your favoured supermarket’s policy is? Ask, encourage, congratulate them and/or lobby for them to do more.
Leftover Tips We can all probably do more to manage our food use better. For example, if you only eat the florets of cauliflower or broccoli think about how you might use the stems – roasted with oil, salt and cumin, or raw, finely sliced into salads. Cabbages and kale can be shredded, tossed in oil and baked until they are like crispy seaweed. Why not share your Leftover Tips on the LiveSimply Board in the Entrance lobby. We’ll share the best in future LiveSimply Tips bulletins.
Live sustainably
Plastic Bottles Campaigns by Surfers Against Sewage, Greenpeace and others continue for the introduction of a bottle deposit scheme to limit plastic bottle waste. Greenpeace is urging major producers such as CocaCola, PepsiCo, Danone and others to take responsibility. Check out www.sas.org.uk/messageinabottle and www.greenpeace.org.uk
Alternative uses for plastic bottles Before you lob plastic bottles into the recycling bin, this short video(link below) offers several ingenious ideas for other uses for plastic bottles.Check it out.https://www.facebook.com/easydiyspage/videos/1220513831410387/
In Solidarity
Bananas
This popular yellow fruit could be a usefulindicator of the ethical credentials of your favourite grocer. A recent study by Ethical Consumer found a mix of Fairtrade, Rainforest Alliance or Organic bananas in our supermarkets. For example, all of Sainsbury’s, the Co-op and Waitrose bananas are Fairtrade, whereas all of Tesco,Lidl, Aldi and Asda are Rainforest Alliance. (Source: Ethical Consumer May/June 2017) .To understand the impact of banana production on workers and the environment, check out www.storyofbanana.com It offers a list of actions consumers can take to help improve the banana industry.
The most common way people give up their power is by thinking they don’t have any. – Alice Walker, author of The Color Purple.
These are the daily services this week: Monday June 19th – Mass at 7pm
Tuesday June 20th – Liturgy of the Word and Holy Communion at 9.30am
Wednesday June 21st – Mass at 7pm (Feast of St Aloysius Gonzaga)
Thursday June 22nd – Mass at 9.30am (Feast of Sts John Fisher and Thomas More)
Friday June 23rd – Mass at 7pm (Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus)
Saturday June 24th – Mass for the 12th Sunday of Ordinary Time at 5pm
Sunday June 25th – Mass for the 12th Sunday of Ordinary Time at 9.30am Parish diary for this week Monday June 19th – Monday Club meets, 2pm in the hall. All welcome.
Friday June 23rd – Parish Feast Day Mass at 7pm followed by shared table. Forthcoming events
Wednesday June 28th – UCM Day of Reflection, Monks Kirby convent, 10am. Friday June 30th. Funeral Mass for Nora Roche. Sacred Heart Church at 1pm.
July 1st – 2nd – Celebrate Catholic Charismatic Family Conference, St Mary’s College, Oscott.
Friday July 7th – Meeting with MP Mark Pawsey to discuss climate change and poverty. Sacred Heart Church Hall, 7.30pm. Send questions in advance to Brian Davies.
You are welcome to join us to celebrate the 12th Sunday or Ordinary Time at Sacred Heart Church. Mass will be on Sunday June 25th 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: 474 Let us go to the altar of God Penitential Rite: 1012 Mass of Christ the Saviour Gloria: 1013 Mass of Christ the Saviour Psalm: In your great love, answer me O God (Ps68, p67) Acclamation: 534 Salisbury Gifts: 994 May you walk with Christ beside you Holy Holy:1014 Mass of Christ the Saviour Mem Acclamation: 1015 Mass of Christ the Saviour Lamb of God: 1019 Mass of Christ the Saviour Communion: 972 Do not be afraid Going forth: 768 How lovely on the mountains For the next few weeks, we will be using the Mass of Christ the Saviour composed by Dan Schutte.
These are the daily services this week: Monday June 12th – Mass at 7pm
Tuesday June 13th – Liturgy of the Word and Holy Communion at 9.30am (Feast of St Anthony of Padua)
Wednesday June 14th – Mass at 7pm
Thursday June 15th – Liturgy of the Word and Holy Communion at 9.30am
Friday June 16th – No Mass
Saturday June 17th – Mass for the Feast of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ at 5pm
Sunday June 18th – Mass for the Feast of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ at 9.30am Parish diary for this week Monday June 12th – Monday Club meets, 2pm in the hall. All welcome.
June 9th – 11th – Marriage help residential weekend. More details.
Tuesday June 13th – Fatima reflection day at St Peter’s Church, Dormer Place, Leamington. Forthcoming events Friday June 23rd – Parish Feast Day Mass at 7pm followed by shared table.
Friday June 30th. Funeral Mass for Nora Roche. Sacred Heart Church at 1pm.
July 1st – 2nd – Celebrate Catholic Charismatic Family Conference, St Mary’s College, Oscott.
Join us for the Feast of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ.
You are welcome to join us to celebrate the Feast of the Most Holy Body and Blood of the Lord at Sacred Heart Church. Mass will be on Sunday June 18th 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: 992 I rejoiced when I heard them say Penitential Rite: 1012 Mass of Christ the Saviour Gloria: 1013 Mass of Christ the Saviour Psalm: O praise the Lord, Jerusalem. (Ps147, p55) Acclamation: 534 Salisbury Gifts: 686 God beyond all names Holy Holy:1014 Mass of Christ the Saviour Mem Acclamation: 1015 Mass of Christ the Saviour Lamb of God: 1019 Mass of Christ the Saviour Communion: 612 Jesus, Lamb of God Going forth: 857 Sing to the world of Christ For the next few weeks, we will be using the Mass of Christ the Saviour composed by Dan Schutte.
These are the daily services this week: Monday June 5th – Mass at 7pm (Feast of St Boniface)
Tuesday June 6th – No Mass
Wednesday June 7th – Mass at 7pm
Thursday June 8th – Liturgy of the Word and Holy Communion at 9.30am
Friday June 9th – Mass at 9.30am
Saturday June 10th – Mass for the Feast of the Most Holy Trinity at 5pm
Sunday June 11th – Mass for the Feast of the Most Holy Trinity at 9.30am Parish diary for this week Monday June 5th – Monday Club meets, 2pm in the hall. All welcome.
Monday June 5th – First Holy Communion group, Upper Room, 6pm to 7pm.
June 9th – 11th – Marriage help residential weekend. More details.
Tuesday June 13th – Fatima reflection day at St Peter’s Church, Dormer Place, Leamington. Forthcoming events Friday June 23rd – Parish Feast Day Mass at 7pm followed by shared table.
July 1st – 2nd – Celebrate Catholic Charismatic Family Conference, St Mary’s College, Oscott.
You are welcome to join us to celebrate the Feast of the Most Holy Trinity at Sacred Heart Church. Mass will be on Sunday June 11th at 9.30am, and some of our young people will be making their First Holy Communion at this service. There will be an anticipated Mass on Saturday evening at 5pm. This is what we will be singing on Sunday: Gathering: 637 Seed, scattered and sown Penitential Rite: 1012 Mass of Christ the Saviour Gloria: 1013 Mass of Christ the Saviour Psalm: Glory and praise to you for evermore. (p53) Acclamation: 534 Salisbury Gifts: Song to the Trinity Holy Holy:1014 Mass of Christ the Saviour Mem Acclamation: 1015 Mass of Christ the Saviour Lamb of God: 1019 Mass of Christ the Saviour Communion: 631 Bread of Life Going forth: 770 Shine Jesus Shine For the next few weeks, we will be using the Mass of Christ the Saviour composed by Dan Schutte.
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Plastic Bottles
This popular yellow fruit 
