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School Masses

A school Mass every day this week, as our four primary schools mark the start of their new academic year 

12 September

Enjoy a croissant today! It was invented to mark the victory at the Battle of Vienna, kept as the feast of the Holy Name of Mary 

The Holy Cross

Saturday is the feast of the Holy Cross. Consider displaying a Crucifix prominently at home 

Today is the Nativity of our Lady, born to Ss Joachim and Ann: parents of our Lady and the grandparents of the Lord. Whilst Rome decided since 1969 that Sunday Masses take precendence over lesser feasts, it would be remiss of us not to mark our Lady’s birthday: to ask her prayers and to ask the prayers of her mother and father, too. In doing so we rememeber the Fourth Commandment: Honour your father and your mother. Our Lady was given by the Lord as our mother also, when she stood at the foot of the Cross. Let’s ask her prayers as we celebrate her Nativity - our Lady’s birth (in God’s Providence) made the Lord’s own Nativity possible.

 

Meanwhile, as the schools return for their new academic year, the Masses this week are celebrated in each of our four primary schools in turn, at the schools’ request. Please pray for the staff, children, and families of our five schools as they embark on a new year of learning. Finally, our group of pilgrims carried all your intentions to Rome this past week and we returned safely, thank God. May the prayers of the new-born baby Mary support us in the week ahead. 

St Saviour 
The Bread and Butter Thing & Refuge Assist

Bread and Butter Thing

Bargain foods, pre-registering required - Every Monday, 2pm-3pm

 

Refuge Assist 

Assisting those seeking sanctuary, those in the process of claiming asylum, and displaced persons. 

Our Lady
Hot Meal Provision & Foodbank

Hot Meal Proivision

A free meal for anyone who wants one! - Every Saturday, 12.30pm-2.30pm

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Foodbank

Foodbank for those issued vouchers - Every Sunday, 2pm-3pm​

Sacrament
Booking

Each sacrament serves as a channel of God's grace and is deeply rooted in the tradition and teachings of the Church. They mark significant moments and transitions in the life of a Catholic, nurturing their faith and relationship with God

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Register Online to book your childs place on one of Parish programs. 

Next Family Social Event

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Volunteers Packing Food

Opportunties to Volunteer

At the prompting of some of our volunteer co-ordinators, I would like to give another push to invite parishioners to consider what you can do to serve others: in our parish and in our local community. Our four social projects are the principle ways in which our parish puts our Catholic Faith into action. Each project is different, but in each of the four areas volunteers work as part of a team and give whatever time they can offer. I know we often think about giving as monetary in the Offertory Collection, but our time can also be an offering - to God and to those most in need. 

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