USHAW . . . Would you like a day at Ushaw? Visiting times are Monday to Friday - 11am to 3pm. and Saturday 11am - 4pm. The last entry is 30mins. before closing time. A day pass is £3 and an annual membership costs £6. Both passes give you entry to Ushaw’s main buildings, chapels, exhibitions and Café. Afternoon Tea must be booked. Please tel. 0191 334 5119. Rosary Rally at Minsteracres . . . On Saturday 10 August there will be a Rosary Rally at Minsteracres. It starts with celebration of the Eucharist at 12 noon, followed by a picnic (please bring a packed lunch, coffee and tea will be provided), Rosary Procession through the grounds and Benediction. The day will finish at around 4pm. All are welcome! For more information contact the Retreat Administrator, 01434 673248 or [email protected]. Eucharistic Ministers 21st July Catherine Dixon-Barker, Maurice Ward Margaret Wilson, Matt Wilson Ministers of the Word 21st July David Wright, Lauren Railton Home Communion 20th / 21st July Josie Smith, Karen Dick Paul Joynes, Manfred Engel Church Cleaning ~ Week Beg. 15th July - Team 2 Bidding Prayer Rota ~ July Christine & Hilary Boyce GENERAL ENQUIRIES, CHURCH & PARISH CENTRE BOOKINGS Please contact Kathryn Wood in the Parish Office Tel. (01642) 580171 The Holy Father’s Prayer Intention for July - May those who administer justice work with integrity, and may the injustice present in the world not have the last word. St. Joseph’s Holy Hikers . . . The walks normally take place on the third Sunday of each month. We travel by coach which leaves Saint Joseph’s church at 9:45am and our walks are generally around seven miles. You are welcome to join us: The next two walks are: 21 st July, Seaburn, and the 18 th August, Ushaw (with vintage bus.) For further details please contact David Mackintosh on 658837. Our Lady of Mount Carmel is the title given to the Blessed Virgin Mary in her role as patroness of the Carmelite Order. The first Carmelites were Christian hermits living on Mount Carmel in the Holy Land during the late 12th and early to mid-13th century. Through the centuries Our Lady of Mount Carmel kept a constant watch over her children, interceding for them and leading them to Her Divine Son. Amidst the sea of confusion in the world today, may Our Lady of Mount Carmel grant us strength and fortitude so we may all remain faithful to Her Son and His Holy Church. St. Patrick’s R.C. Church Glenfield Road, Fairfield, Stockton-on-Tees, TS19 7PJ Parish Priest : Fr. John Cooper Tel. 01642 674321 E-mail : [email protected] 14th July 2019 T he parable of the Good Samaritan is not about how to treat others in a passive sense, it is to draw out that the call to inherit eternal life is the call to love others. This is a deliberate act of reaching out to others in need. We can ask who are the ones thrown to the side of the road today? The former prisoner, the asylum seeker and refugee, the forgotten young person among others. All can be helped to their feet and to carry on in life through the help and care of another. God of love, give us a deep love for you, so that we can see the world as you see it, feel the compassion you feel and be a people whose lives mediate your love to others. So open our eyes that we might see what the Good Samaritan saw. Grant us the insight to see the need in others, the wisdom to know what to do and the will to do it. Amen. Today is Sea Sunday, when the Church prays for all those who live and work at sea. The Apostleship of the Sea (AoS) works for the spiritual and social welfare of all seafarers. It has a network of Chaplains, both lay and ordained, supported by fully trained and equipped volunteer Ship Visitors, working in ports throughout England, Scotland and Wales. They are particularly active in the north east of England, especially in our diocese, with a presence in all of the commercial ports in the region. The AoS exists to help seafarers sustain and nourish their faith whilst away from home and family for long periods. We all rely upon seafarers for much of the food we eat, the clothes we wear and for other consumables. Today’s second collection is our opportunity to support the work of the Apostleship of the Sea. Almighty God, we remember those whose lives are lived on your great oceans. For those who live and work at sea, they enrich our lives at great personal cost. May they daily feel the strength of your protection, the warmth of your presence and the love of your relationship as they seek hope of a safe passage. Comfort them in times of loneliness and need and remind them that, in you, they are never alone, particularly when they are struggling with poor weather conditions or sickness. Amen.
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USHAW . . . Would you like a day at Ushaw? Visiting times are Monday to Friday - 11am to 3pm. and Saturday 11am - 4pm. The last entry is 30mins. before closing time. A day pass is £3 and an annual membership costs £6. Both passes give you entry to Ushaw’s main buildings, chapels, exhibitions and Café. Afternoon Tea must be booked. Please tel. 0191 334 5119.
Rosary Rally at Minsteracres . . . On Saturday 10 August there will be a Rosary Rally at Minsteracres. It starts with celebration of the Eucharist at 12 noon, followed by a picnic (please bring a packed lunch, coffee and tea will be provided), Rosary Procession through the grounds and Benediction. The day will finish at around 4pm. All are welcome! For more information contact the Retreat Administrator, 01434 673248 or [email protected].
Eucharistic Ministers 21st July
Catherine Dixon-Barker, Maurice Ward Margaret Wilson, Matt Wilson
Ministers of the Word 21st July
David Wright, Lauren Railton
Home Communion 20th / 21st July
Josie Smith, Karen Dick Paul Joynes, Manfred Engel
Church Cleaning ~ Week Beg. 15th July - Team 2
Bidding Prayer Rota ~ July Christine & Hilary Boyce
GENERAL ENQUIRIES, CHURCH & PARISH CENTRE
BOOKINGS
Please contact Kathryn Wood in the Parish Office Tel. (01642) 580171
The Holy Father’s Prayer Intention for July - May those who administer justice work with integrity, and may the injustice present in the world not have the last word.
St. Joseph’s Holy Hikers . . . The walks normally take place on the third Sunday of each month. We travel by coach which leaves Saint Joseph’s church at 9:45am and our walks are generally around seven miles. You are welcome to join us: The next two walks are: 21
st July, Seaburn, and the 18
th August, Ushaw (with vintage bus.)
For further details please contact David Mackintosh on 658837.
Our Lady of Mount Carmel is the title given to the Blessed Virgin Mary in her role as patroness of the Carmelite Order. The first Carmelites were Christian hermits living on Mount Carmel in the Holy Land during the late 12th and early to mid-13th century. Through the centuries Our Lady of Mount Carmel kept a constant watch over her children, interceding for them and leading them to Her Divine Son. Amidst the sea of confusion in the world today, may Our Lady of Mount Carmel grant us strength and fortitude so we may all remain faithful to
Her Son and His Holy Church.
St. Patrick’s R.C. Church Glenfield Road, Fairfield,
Stockton-on-Tees, TS19 7PJ
Parish Priest : Fr. John Cooper Tel. 01642 674321
E-mail : [email protected] 14th July 2019
T he parable of the Good Samaritan is not about how to treat others in a passive sense, it is to draw out that
the call to inherit eternal life is the call to love others. This is a deliberate act of reaching out to others in need. We can ask who are the ones thrown to the side of the road today? The former prisoner, the asylum seeker and refugee, the forgotten young person among others. All can be helped to their feet and to carry on in life through the help and care of another.
God of love, give us a deep love for you, so that we can see the world as you see it, feel the compassion you feel and be a people whose lives mediate your love to others. So open our eyes that we might see what the Good Samaritan saw. Grant us the insight to see the need in others, the wisdom to know what to do and the will to do it. Amen.
Today is Sea Sunday, when the Church prays for all those who live and work at sea. The Apostleship of the Sea (AoS) works for the spiritual and social welfare of all seafarers. It has a network of Chaplains, both lay and ordained, supported by fully trained and equipped volunteer Ship Visitors, working in ports throughout England, Scotland and Wales. They
are particularly active in the north east of England, especially in our diocese, with a presence in all of the commercial ports in the region. The AoS exists to help seafarers sustain and nourish their faith whilst away from home and family for long periods. We all rely upon seafarers for much of the food we eat, the clothes we wear and for other consumables. Today’s second collection is our opportunity to support the work of the Apostleship of the Sea. Almighty God, we remember those whose lives are lived on your great oceans. For those who live and work at sea, they enrich our lives at great personal cost. May they daily feel the strength of your protection, the warmth of your presence and the love of your relationship as they seek hope of a safe passage. Comfort them in times of loneliness and need and remind them that, in you, they are never alone, particularly when they are struggling with poor weather conditions or sickness. Amen.
15th SUNDAY OF THE YEAR . . . Pg. 108
14 Sunday
9.00am
Thanksgiving - 50th Anniversary, P & D Fenwick
15 Monday St Bonaventure
9.15am Chris Marwood
16 Tuesday Our Lady of Mount Carmel
6.00pm St. Patrick’s School Leavers
17 Wednesday
9.15am St Patrick’s School Children and Staff
18 Thursday 6.30pm SVP Rosary ~ All welcome
19 Friday No Mass or Eucharistic Service
20 Saturday
9.15am 9.45 - 10.15am
Mary Douglas Sacrament of Confession
16th Sunday of the Year . . . Pg. 111
21 Sunday 9.00am
Thanksgiving ~ John & Kath Joynes 60th Wedding Anniversary
Riska Okninski, Monica McShane, Billy McGuinness, Pat Jackson, Margaret Devlin, Pauline Morton, Mike Rutland, Margaret Kenning (nee Mockler), Christopher Brown, Fr. Pat McKenna, Rosie Owens, Joan Kent, Andrew Brydon, Paul Lindo, Mary Talbot, Mike Nertney, Veronica Connors, Catreona Ash, Betty Griffiths, Sadie Todd
RECENTLY DECEASED: Bill Hardwick ~ May he rest in peace. Amen
ANNNIVERSARIES: Margaret Horan, Mary Douglas
MASS ATTENDANCE: 7th July . . . 185
OFFERTORY COLLECTION: 7th July . . . £370.06 plus weekly standing orders which currently average £291.48 per week.
EXPOSITION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT
Weekdays at 7am with the Divine Mercy
Bill Hardwick’s Requiem Mass will take place in St. Cuthbert’s R.C. Church on Tuesday 16th July at 11.30am.
UNDERSTANDING THE SCRIPTURES
MONDAY 15th JULY at 7.00pm St. Patrick’s Parish Hall
This Monday we conclude the present series on the Gospel of Mark. Brant Petrie gives further insight to the teaching of Jesus as it was heard by his listeners at that time. In particular he also shows connections to the Old Testament. Everybody very welcome this Monday. We shall be taking a summer break and start a new programme in September.
PRO LIFE HOLY HOUR ~ The next Pro-Life Holy Hour will take place on Tuesday 16th July following the 9.15am Mass at St. Bede’s RC Church. Stockton. Members of Stockton SPUC Branch look forward to seeing you there.
DIVINE MERCY . . . Sunday, 28th July at 7.15pm in the Crèche at St Patrick’s Church. Homily by Fr Clovis “Elijah and Fatima” Followed by The sung Chaplet of Divine Mercy in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament.
PRAYER FOR SCHOOL LEAVERS . . . We pray for our young people that they may grow up knowing love and hope, valuing life and respecting others. We pray for those who are about to leave school and move on to the next stage in their lives, and for those for whom what happens next depends on exam results. We pray that those going on holiday over the next few weeks may travel safely and return refreshed.
The children who are leaving St. Patrick’s this summer invite you to their Leaver’s Mass on Tuesday at 6pm
The Mission Appeal for the Montfort Missionaries raised an impressive £779.49. The Church Coffee Group have asked me to make the sum up to £1000, out of their funds. On behalf of Fr Beirne many thanks for your kind generosity, with the proceeds going to help build two classrooms at his School in Malawi, so the children do not have to study outside.
A Great Day Was Had by All . . . The Family Fundraising Event to raise much needed funds for Fr Cooper’s charity ‘St Luke’s Orphanage in Kenya’ was a huge success raising over £2,000. A great big thank you to all who supported this event. The community
spirit was excellent throughout the day. Well done to everyone. May God bless you all for your generosity.
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