
From the Parish House
November 13, 2020
This week’s gospel tells the parable of the master who entrusts his property to his servants while he is away abroad. Each receives a different…
Read moreThis week’s gospel tells the parable of the master who entrusts his property to his servants while he is away abroad. Each receives a different…
Read moreStudents attending their final year of primary school in 2020 have had an unusual year. They have had to draw on their incredible talents to…
Read moreLast Monday, I had a chance to visit my sisters after a long period of lockdown. I joined one of my sisters for school pick…
Read morePope Francis’ recent TED talk about climate change acknowledges ’environmental problems are linked to human needs’. Education in ecological and social awareness is imperative to…
Read moreThe feast day of St Clement is 23 November, the same day as the saint that we shall look at in next week’s newsletter, St…
Read moreNow it is November, we are approaching the end of 2020, and also heading towards the end of the liturgical calendar. We focus on the…
Read more“They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. …
Read moreThe Eucharist for the life of the world Last weekend was the first opportunity for some of us to gather to celebrate Mass at…
Read moreMany thanks to all parishioners who completed the Parish Survey. The data and report have been received from the Christian Research Association. Responses were received…
Read moreSt Martin of Tours (316-397) Some people may remember the story of St Martin, a Roman soldier, cutting his cloak in two to give…
Read moreThe present theological project I am writing about is called ‘Does sin matter?’ It is one of a couple of projects that are the result…
Read moreThis Sunday we celebrate the feast of All Saints and, as Father Frank reminds us in his article on the saints this week, this is…
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