The Thirtieth Sunday of the Year Yr. A
A Psalter/Daily Office Book Wk. 2
British Summer Time ends: The clocks go back 1 hour today
Sung Mass 11.00am
Good Morning and welcome to our Sunday Mass today. We thank Fr Peter Hudson for celebrating Mass with us last week; and for the goodly help we got, and numbers attending here. Thank you to the congregation. As we keep up our prayers, and good works, for the Middle East and the Holy Land, we re-iterate the call of Pope Francis for an end to these hostilities. ‘In the end we are all defeated by war, and war begets more bloodshed beyond its bounds’. That can be prayer for our world during the Peace before Communion at Mass today and every day.
Monday 30th Feria Psalter/Daily Office Book Wk. 2
Tuesday 31st All Hallows Eve Vigil Mass for All Saints Day 7.00pm
Wednesday 1st November ALL SAINTS Day
(MASS FOR ALL SAINTS DAY ON TUESDAY 31ST OCTOBER, VIGIL MASS)
11.00AM Funeral Mass for Mrs Alice Deadman Refreshments are offered afterwards in the Hall and later, after the Committal at Manor Park Cemetery, there is a Reception in St Chad’s Hall. All invited by the family
Thursday 2nd All Souls Day Requiem Mass 9.00am for the Faithful Departed and all those who have died. Side Lady Chapel
12.00pm The Funeral Service of Mrs Mary Komur. Former worshipper at this church
Friday 3rd November St Martin De Porres, Religious and Healer. After the Daily Prayer at 9.00am the funeral of Mr Anthony Hutchins at Plumstead Cemetery Chapel. Burial in Woolwich Cemetery
Saturday 4th November St Charles Borromeo, Bishop (No Service during the morning today)
Next Sunday 5th November The Thirty-first Sunday of the Year Daily Prayer Week 3
Parish Mass at 11.00am
All Souls Day is soon to be upon us. (November 2nd) If you wish to purchase a seven day Candle: Please take away an envelope for up to four Names and return them next week. Thank you. See notice beside on the table, near the church entrance.
A list is there today for the name of someone we may Remember in November, ‘The Month of the Holy Souls’