© Llay/Rossett Parish 2018
Llay - Rossett Parish
Wrexham, North Wales
First Penance and First Holy
Communion 2019
Preparation class at Llay this coming Saturday, 24th November, 11am to 12 noon. Children with parents or guardians. Do be there – and on time Can you help? There are currently 4 teams to clean our church in Llay. Could you form another team (2 persons) and help lighten the load? If so, please contact Geraldine at the parish office. Could it be you?CLICK TO PRAY
An app has been launched to allow people to pray with the Pope. See www.clicktopray.org for more information. Catholic Singles Catholic Singles is an organisation which helps single Catholics of all ages (over 18 years) meet other single Catholics, either one to one or through social events. For further information visit www.catholicsingles.org.uk or tel. 0161 941 3498 or email: info@catholicsingles.org.uk or write to Catholic Singles, 1 Burlescombe Close, Altrincham. WA14 4UX. See notice at the back.Foodbank Drivers
Further drivers required – to enable the parish to continue to support the foodbank we need two further drivers to collect the donations from the parish and deliver them to the warehouse on a rota basis. If you can help please contact the parish office or give your name to Canon. Next Sunday (25th) – Solemnity of Jesus Christ Universal King Next Sunday is Youth Sunday .EVENTS FOR YOUR DIARY
Advent Family Day
All are welcome to Celebrate Family and begin Advent on Sunday 2nd December at Our Lady of the Assumption, Wellington Ave, Rhyl LL18 1LE. Starting at 12.30 midday. Bring a picnic lunch, drinks will be provided. Cost: free. Crafts for all ages; make an advent wreath for your family and lots more. Concludes with an Advent Service followed by hot dogs and mince pies. See the notice at the back.Repository Christmas items
On display in the porch at Llay after the 6pm Saturday and 11am Sunday Masses – with someone in attendance should you wish to purchase some items. TCC Residential Training Friday 23rd and Saturday 24th November, at Noddfa in Penmaenmawr. FREE to our parishioners, because we are a member community of TCC. More information later, - or visit www.tcc-wales.org.uk – and make a note of the datesHMP Berwyn
Mass is celebrated every Saturday at HMP Berwyn at 10.00am. It is good for the prisoners that local people should also attend. If you would like to attend – or to find out more information – please contact Anne Coleman on 07709914519 Why not sign a “Gift Aid” Form? If you are a tax payer do, please, sign a “gift-aid” form. This takes only a few moments to do, it costs you nothing, but greatly enhances the value of what you give by allowing the parish to claim back the tax on your donation. Just see the priest if interested. And another reminder please do use your offertory envelopes for your giving!!Sumy Soup Supper
Note For Your Diary: The annual Soup Supper with Carols will be held on Friday 7th December, 7pm for 7.30pm at St Francis, Llay – Parish Hall. Tickets £6 for adults, £4 for under 13s. – in aid of Sumy (Ukraine) Soup kitchen which feeds up to 80 homeless people twice each week. Drinks available for a donation. There will also be a raffle. Everyone is invited to join in the singing of Carols. Raffle prize donations are requested, and will be gratefully received before 3rd December, to Anna Frank-Keyes or Anne Aitken Our Catholic Newspapers and Magazines From (7th Sept) the price of “The Catholic Universe” and “The Catholic Times” will increase from £1.30 to £1.50. This is the first price increase since 2011, and is due to continuing increases in the cost of wages, print and distribution.Christmas Gift & Craft Fair
In aid of L’Arche Flintshire (charity no.264166) – on Saturday 1st December at the Daniel Owen Centre, Earl Road, Mold CH7 1AP, from 10.00am to 3pm, free entry. See the notice at the back. “Walk with Me” Booklets – Advent and Christmastide 2018 Once again available from the back – to help us on our spiritual journey through Advent and Christmastide, with a page a day from 2nd December to 13th January. These booklets are free, but donations are gladly accepted to help defray the costs.
Quietness (reverence) in church
Be silent, be thoughtful, and be reverent, for this is
the house of the Lord. Before Mass speak to God.
During Mass let God speak to you. After Mass speak
to one another, but quietly, without disturbing those
who are at prayer – ideally in the porch.
November-Month of the “Holy Souls”
During this month we remember our dear dead – especially those who may be suffering the purification of Purgatory – with special attention and love. You can have your dead remembered during November in a special way at all Parish Masses by listing their names on one of the lists you can find in the porch (or your own paper) putting the list in an envelope (your own or one of those you will find in the porch) and hand it in (no money please) at the church or the presbytery. These envelopes – with their lists – will be placed on the Altar during all Masses in November and the names will be remembered there. But most importantly, try to attend as many of these Masses as possible and pray there yourself for our dear dead. This Sunday (18th) – The 2nd “World Day for the Poor” “This poor man called and the Lord heard him.” Let us never forget the poor!Important Message for the
Foodbank Wrexham
Once more they are up and running with a temporary warehouse in Dean Road, Wrexham at which they accept our donations, Tuesday and Friday each week between 10am and 3pm. Further drivers required – to enable the parish to continue to support the foodbank we need two further drivers to collect the donations from the parish and deliver them to the warehouse on a rota basis. If you can help please contact the parish office or give your name to Canon. Donations: The Foodbank are currently collecting UHT milk(this is in short supply). Pasta. Rice. Coffee. Fruit juice cartons. Tinned fruit, meat (e.g. ham, corned beef), vegetables, tomatoes, rice pudding. Toothbrushes, toothpaste, shower gel, shampoo, deodorant. They do not need Tinned soup, beans, potatoes, fish, ready meals. Cereal. Tea. Toilet roll. They cannot accept: fresh, frozen or refrigerated food. Please see Harvest Appeal Page “Aid to the Church in Need” (ACN) ” Be a #Red Wednesday Champion of Faith – 28th November 2018. Will you, your parish, school or groups join with Aid to the Church in Need, and our UK partner CSW, to Stand Up for Faith and Freedom this #RedWednesday? The world is largely silent, so it is up to us to defend religious freedom and shine a light on the suffering of persecuted Christians and others – especially in Syria, Iraq, Nigeria, Pakistan, China and Burma. Your prayers and Action are vital. Be Visible. Wear something red. Light your parish or local landmark red. For information visit www.acnuk.org/redewednesdayCAFOD Writes
Dear Father, Thank you to all parishioners at St Francis of Assisi for your generous support for CAFOD this year and for your latest donation of £802.50 which we received on 31 October 2018. Through your support many more villages like Longora’s will have access to clean drinking water. Thank you so much for all your support this Family Fast Day and for your prayers for our brothers and sisters living in poverty. Please know that your gifts and prayers will really make a lasting difference to the lives of so many. Our Parish Pastoral Council Meeting The PPC meets on Monday 19th Nov at 7pm in Llay – to be followed by a TCC Presentation at 8pm, to which everyone is invited to learn more about TCC. Our Parish has been a fully paid up member of this alliance of diverse groups, tackling social injustice through community organising since 1995. Indeed Chris Pilsbury, a now deceased member of our parish, was for a number of years the lead organiser in Wrexham. It was felt that due to the change in the parish community over those years it would be prudent to invite TCC to come to the parish to inform and remind us what this organisation is all about and our role within it. Please make every effort to attend if you can. Thank you.
We Remember in our prayers
Those whose anniversaries occur this week 18th Jack Chalk 20th Clarissa Porter, Joan Jones, Tom Halpin 21st Margaret Forrester, Robert Walker, Gretta Jones, Idris Roberts 22nd Sarah Jones 23rd Olwen Williams 24th Oswald Hennessy, Hannah Tudor, Jeffrey Leach May they rest in peace and rise in Glory “Missio” Calendars 2019: These free calendars are now available from the back of the Church.
33rd Sunday of Ordinary
Time
Saturday: 17 November 6.00pm (St Francis of Assisi) Hannah Browning RIP & her family Sunday: 18 November 9.00am (Christ the King) Maureen Richards 11.00am (St Francis of Assisi) for the parishioners
Saturday: 24 November
St Andrew Dung-Lac, Priest &
Companions
9.30am (St Francis of Assisi)
Mgr. Paul Joseph Watson RIP
Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual
Succour, Holy Mass, Exposition
(time for Sacrament of
Reconciliation/Confession – from
10.10am) & Benediction
Our Lord Jesus Christ -
King of the Universe
Saturday: 24 November 6.00pm (St Francis of Assisi) Sunday: 25 November 9.00am (Christ the King) 11.00am (St Francis of Assisi)
Mon - Weekday in Ordinary Time
9.30am (St Francis of Assisi)
Edward Hannaby RIP
Tue - Weekday in Ordinary Time
9.00am (St Francis of Assisi)Weekday
Jim Smith RIP
Wed - The Presentation of the BVM
9.30am (St Francis of Assisi)
Pat Sullivan, Eileen & Patrick Forde RIP
F.Mass
8.00 - 9.00pm Silent hour of prayer
Thur - Weekday in Ordinary Time
7.00pm (St Francis of Assisi)
Anne Harrison’s well-being
Fri - Weekday in Ordinary Time
9.30am (Christ the King)
Fr. Michael Murry’s good health
Mass Times
Our Holy Father’s Prayer Intention for
November: In the Service of Peace - that the
language of love and dialogue may always prevail
over the language of conflict.
The “Link”: Latest edition of this, our Free Diocesan
Newsletter, is now in the porch. Do take a copy.
Latest Bulletin
to Download
© Llay/Rossett Parish 2018
Llay/Rossett Parish
Wrexham, North Wales
Mass Times
Latest Bulletin
to Download
Our Holy Father’s Prayer Intention for November: In
the Service of Peace - that the language of love and
dialogue may always prevail over the language of conflict.
The “Link”: Latest edition of this, our Free Diocesan
Newsletter, is now in the porch. Do take a copy.
We Remember in our prayers
Those whose anniversaries occur this week 18th Jack Chalk 20th Clarissa Porter, Joan Jones, Tom Halpin 21st Margaret Forrester, Robert Walker, Gretta Jones, Idris Roberts 22nd Sarah Jones 23rd Olwen Williams 24th Oswald Hennessy, Hannah Tudor, Jeffrey Leach May they rest in peace and rise in Glory “Missio” Calendars 2019: These free calendars are now available from the back of the Church.
Quietness (reverence) in church
Be silent, be thoughtful, and be reverent, for this is the house
of the Lord. Before Mass speak to God. During Mass let God
speak to you. After Mass speak to one another, but quietly,
without disturbing those who are at prayer – ideally in the
porch.
November-Month of the “Holy Souls”
During this month we remember our dear dead – especially those who may be suffering the purification of Purgatory – with special attention and love. You can have your dead remembered during November in a special way at all Parish Masses by listing their names on one of the lists you can find in the porch (or your own paper) putting the list in an envelope (your own or one of those you will find in the porch) and hand it in (no money please) at the church or the presbytery. These envelopes – with their lists – will be placed on the Altar during all Masses in November and the names will be remembered there. But most importantly, try to attend as many of these Masses as possible and pray there yourself for our dear dead. This Sunday (18th) – The 2nd “World Day for the Poor” “This poor man called and the Lord heard him.” Let us never forget the poor!Important Message for the
Foodbank Wrexham
Once more they are up and running with a temporary warehouse in Dean Road, Wrexham at which they accept our donations, Tuesday and Friday each week between 10am and 3pm. Further drivers required – to enable the parish to continue to support the foodbank we need two further drivers to collect the donations from the parish and deliver them to the warehouse on a rota basis. If you can help please contact the parish office or give your name to Canon. Donations: The Foodbank are currently collecting UHT milk(this is in short supply). Pasta. Rice. Coffee. Fruit juice cartons. Tinned fruit, meat (e.g. ham, corned beef), vegetables, tomatoes, rice pudding. Toothbrushes, toothpaste, shower gel, shampoo, deodorant. They do not need Tinned soup, beans, potatoes, fish, ready meals. Cereal. Tea. Toilet roll. They cannot accept: fresh, frozen or refrigerated food. Please see Harvest Appeal Page “Aid to the Church in Need” (ACN) ” Be a #Red Wednesday Champion of Faith – 28th November 2018. Will you, your parish, school or groups join with Aid to the Church in Need, and our UK partner CSW, to Stand Up for Faith and Freedom this #RedWednesday? The world is largely silent, so it is up to us to defend religious freedom and shine a light on the suffering of persecuted Christians and others – especially in Syria, Iraq, Nigeria, Pakistan, China and Burma. Your prayers and Action are vital. Be Visible. Wear something red. Light your parish or local landmark red. For information visit www.acnuk.org/redewednesdayCAFOD Writes
Dear Father, Thank you to all parishioners at St Francis of Assisi for your generous support for CAFOD this year and for your latest donation of £802.50 which we received on 31 October 2018. Through your support many more villages like Longora’s will have access to clean drinking water. Thank you so much for all your support this Family Fast Day and for your prayers for our brothers and sisters living in poverty. Please know that your gifts and prayers will really make a lasting difference to the lives of so many. Our Parish Pastoral Council Meeting The PPC meets on Monday 19th Nov at 7pm in Llay – to be followed by a TCC Presentation at 8pm, to which everyone is invited to learn more about TCC. Our Parish has been a fully paid up member of this alliance of diverse groups, tackling social injustice through community organising since 1995. Indeed Chris Pilsbury, a now deceased member of our parish, was for a number of years the lead organiser in Wrexham. It was felt that due to the change in the parish community over those years it would be prudent to invite TCC to come to the parish to inform and remind us what this organisation is all about and our role within it. Please make every effort to attend if you can. Thank you.First Penance and First Holy Communion
2019
Preparation class at Llay this coming Saturday, 24th November, 11am to 12 noon. Children with parents or guardians. Do be there – and on time Can you help? There are currently 4 teams to clean our church in Llay. Could you form another team (2 persons) and help lighten the load? If so, please contact Geraldine at the parish office. Could it be you?CLICK TO PRAY
An app has been launched to allow people to pray with the Pope. See www.clicktopray.org for more information. Catholic Singles Catholic Singles is an organisation which helps single Catholics of all ages (over 18 years) meet other single Catholics, either one to one or through social events. For further information visit www.catholicsingles.org.uk or tel. 0161 941 3498 or email: info@catholicsingles.org.uk or write to Catholic Singles, 1 Burlescombe Close, Altrincham. WA14 4UX. See notice at the back.Foodbank Drivers
Further drivers required – to enable the parish to continue to support the foodbank we need two further drivers to collect the donations from the parish and deliver them to the warehouse on a rota basis. If you can help please contact the parish office or give your name to Canon. Next Sunday (25th) – Solemnity of Jesus Christ Universal King Next Sunday is Youth Sunday .EVENTS FOR YOUR DIARY
Advent Family Day
All are welcome to Celebrate Family and begin Advent on Sunday 2nd December at Our Lady of the Assumption, Wellington Ave, Rhyl LL18 1LE. Starting at 12.30 midday. Bring a picnic lunch, drinks will be provided. Cost: free. Crafts for all ages; make an advent wreath for your family and lots more. Concludes with an Advent Service followed by hot dogs and mince pies. See the notice at the back.Repository Christmas items
On display in the porch at Llay after the 6pm Saturday and 11am Sunday Masses – with someone in attendance should you wish to purchase some items. TCC Residential Training Friday 23rd and Saturday 24th November, at Noddfa in Penmaenmawr. FREE to our parishioners, because we are a member community of TCC. More information later, - or visit www.tcc-wales.org.uk – and make a note of the datesHMP Berwyn
Mass is celebrated every Saturday at HMP Berwyn at 10.00am. It is good for the prisoners that local people should also attend. If you would like to attend – or to find out more information – please contact Anne Coleman on 07709914519 Why not sign a “Gift Aid” Form? If you are a tax payer do, please, sign a “gift-aid” form. This takes only a few moments to do, it costs you nothing, but greatly enhances the value of what you give by allowing the parish to claim back the tax on your donation. Just see the priest if interested. And another reminder please do use your offertory envelopes for your giving!!Sumy Soup Supper
Note For Your Diary: The annual Soup Supper with Carols will be held on Friday 7th December, 7pm for 7.30pm at St Francis, Llay – Parish Hall. Tickets £6 for adults, £4 for under 13s. – in aid of Sumy (Ukraine) Soup kitchen which feeds up to 80 homeless people twice each week. Drinks available for a donation. There will also be a raffle. Everyone is invited to join in the singing of Carols. Raffle prize donations are requested, and will be gratefully received before 3rd December, to Anna Frank-Keyes or Anne Aitken Our Catholic Newspapers and Magazines From (7th Sept) the price of “The Catholic Universe” and “The Catholic Times” will increase from £1.30 to £1.50. This is the first price increase since 2011, and is due to continuing increases in the cost of wages, print and distribution.Christmas Gift & Craft Fair
In aid of L’Arche Flintshire (charity no.264166) – on Saturday 1st December at the Daniel Owen Centre, Earl Road, Mold CH7 1AP, from 10.00am to 3pm, free entry. See the notice at the back. “Walk with Me” Booklets – Advent and Christmastide 2018 Once again available from the back – to help us on our spiritual journey through Advent and Christmastide, with a page a day from 2nd December to 13th January. These booklets are free, but donations are gladly accepted to help defray the costs.
33rd Sunday of Ordinary Time
Saturday: 17 November 6.00pm (St Francis of Assisi) Hannah Browning RIP & her family Sunday: 18 November 9.00am (Christ the King) Maureen Richards 11.00am (St Francis of Assisi) for the parishioners
Mon - Weekday in Ordinary Time
9.30am (St Francis of Assisi)
Edward Hannaby RIP
Tue - Weekday in Ordinary Time
9.00am (St Francis of Assisi)Weekday
Jim Smith RIP
Wed - The Presentation of the BVM
9.30am (St Francis of Assisi)
Pat Sullivan, Eileen & Patrick Forde RIP
F.Mass
8.00 - 9.00pm Silent hour of prayer
Thur - Weekday in Ordinary Time
7.00pm (St Francis of Assisi)
Anne Harrison’s well-being
Fri - Weekday in Ordinary Time
9.30am (Christ the King)
Fr. Michael Murry’s good health
Saturday: 24 November
St Andrew Dung-Lac, Priest & Companions
9.30am (St Francis of Assisi)
Mgr. Paul Joseph Watson RIP
Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Succour,
Holy Mass, Exposition (time for Sacrament
of Reconciliation/Confession – from
10.10am) & Benediction
Our Lord Jesus Christ -
King of the Universe
Saturday: 24 November 6.00pm (St Francis of Assisi) Sunday: 25 November 9.00am (Christ the King) 11.00am (St Francis of Assisi)
© Llay/Rossett Parish 2018
Llay/Rossett Parish
Wrexham, North Wales
Mass Times
Latest Bulletin
to Download
Our Holy Father’s Prayer Intention for November: In
the Service of Peace - that the language of love and
dialogue may always prevail over the language of conflict.
The “Link”: Latest edition of this, our Free Diocesan
Newsletter, is now in the porch. Do take a copy.
We Remember in our prayers
Those whose anniversaries occur this week 18th Jack Chalk 20th Clarissa Porter, Joan Jones, Tom Halpin 21st Margaret Forrester, Robert Walker, Gretta Jones, Idris Roberts 22nd Sarah Jones 23rd Olwen Williams 24th Oswald Hennessy, Hannah Tudor, Jeffrey Leach May they rest in peace and rise in Glory “Missio” Calendars 2019: These free calendars are now available from the back of the Church.
Quietness (reverence) in church
Be silent, be thoughtful, and be reverent, for this is the house
of the Lord. Before Mass speak to God. During Mass let God
speak to you. After Mass speak to one another, but quietly,
without disturbing those who are at prayer – ideally in the
porch.
November-Month of the “Holy Souls”
During this month we remember our dear dead – especially those who may be suffering the purification of Purgatory – with special attention and love. You can have your dead remembered during November in a special way at all Parish Masses by listing their names on one of the lists you can find in the porch (or your own paper) putting the list in an envelope (your own or one of those you will find in the porch) and hand it in (no money please) at the church or the presbytery. These envelopes – with their lists – will be placed on the Altar during all Masses in November and the names will be remembered there. But most importantly, try to attend as many of these Masses as possible and pray there yourself for our dear dead. This Sunday (18th) – The 2nd “World Day for the Poor” “This poor man called and the Lord heard him.” Let us never forget the poor!Important Message for the
Foodbank Wrexham
Once more they are up and running with a temporary warehouse in Dean Road, Wrexham at which they accept our donations, Tuesday and Friday each week between 10am and 3pm. Further drivers required – to enable the parish to continue to support the foodbank we need two further drivers to collect the donations from the parish and deliver them to the warehouse on a rota basis. If you can help please contact the parish office or give your name to Canon. Donations: The Foodbank are currently collecting UHT milk(this is in short supply). Pasta. Rice. Coffee. Fruit juice cartons. Tinned fruit, meat (e.g. ham, corned beef), vegetables, tomatoes, rice pudding. Toothbrushes, toothpaste, shower gel, shampoo, deodorant. They do not need Tinned soup, beans, potatoes, fish, ready meals. Cereal. Tea. Toilet roll. They cannot accept: fresh, frozen or refrigerated food. Please see Harvest Appeal Page “Aid to the Church in Need” (ACN) ” Be a #Red Wednesday Champion of Faith – 28th November 2018. Will you, your parish, school or groups join with Aid to the Church in Need, and our UK partner CSW, to Stand Up for Faith and Freedom this #RedWednesday? The world is largely silent, so it is up to us to defend religious freedom and shine a light on the suffering of persecuted Christians and others – especially in Syria, Iraq, Nigeria, Pakistan, China and Burma. Your prayers and Action are vital. Be Visible. Wear something red. Light your parish or local landmark red. For information visit www.acnuk.org/redewednesdayCAFOD Writes
Dear Father, Thank you to all parishioners at St Francis of Assisi for your generous support for CAFOD this year and for your latest donation of £802.50 which we received on 31 October 2018. Through your support many more villages like Longora’s will have access to clean drinking water. Thank you so much for all your support this Family Fast Day and for your prayers for our brothers and sisters living in poverty. Please know that your gifts and prayers will really make a lasting difference to the lives of so many. Our Parish Pastoral Council Meeting The PPC meets on Monday 19th Nov at 7pm in Llay – to be followed by a TCC Presentation at 8pm, to which everyone is invited to learn more about TCC. Our Parish has been a fully paid up member of this alliance of diverse groups, tackling social injustice through community organising since 1995. Indeed Chris Pilsbury, a now deceased member of our parish, was for a number of years the lead organiser in Wrexham. It was felt that due to the change in the parish community over those years it would be prudent to invite TCC to come to the parish to inform and remind us what this organisation is all about and our role within it. Please make every effort to attend if you can. Thank you.EVENTS FOR YOUR DIARY
Advent Family Day
All are welcome to Celebrate Family and begin Advent on Sunday 2nd December at Our Lady of the Assumption, Wellington Ave, Rhyl LL18 1LE. Starting at 12.30 midday. Bring a picnic lunch, drinks will be provided. Cost: free. Crafts for all ages; make an advent wreath for your family and lots more. Concludes with an Advent Service followed by hot dogs and mince pies. See the notice at the back.Repository Christmas items
On display in the porch at Llay after the 6pm Saturday and 11am Sunday Masses – with someone in attendance should you wish to purchase some items. TCC Residential Training Friday 23rd and Saturday 24th November, at Noddfa in Penmaenmawr. FREE to our parishioners, because we are a member community of TCC. More information later, - or visit www.tcc-wales.org.uk – and make a note of the datesHMP Berwyn
Mass is celebrated every Saturday at HMP Berwyn at 10.00am. It is good for the prisoners that local people should also attend. If you would like to attend – or to find out more information – please contact Anne Coleman on 07709914519 Why not sign a “Gift Aid” Form? If you are a tax payer do, please, sign a “gift-aid” form. This takes only a few moments to do, it costs you nothing, but greatly enhances the value of what you give by allowing the parish to claim back the tax on your donation. Just see the priest if interested. And another reminder please do use your offertory envelopes for your giving!!Sumy Soup Supper
Note For Your Diary: The annual Soup Supper with Carols will be held on Friday 7th December, 7pm for 7.30pm at St Francis, Llay – Parish Hall. Tickets £6 for adults, £4 for under 13s. – in aid of Sumy (Ukraine) Soup kitchen which feeds up to 80 homeless people twice each week. Drinks available for a donation. There will also be a raffle. Everyone is invited to join in the singing of Carols. Raffle prize donations are requested, and will be gratefully received before 3rd December, to Anna Frank-Keyes or Anne Aitken Our Catholic Newspapers and Magazines From (7th Sept) the price of “The Catholic Universe” and “The Catholic Times” will increase from £1.30 to £1.50. This is the first price increase since 2011, and is due to continuing increases in the cost of wages, print and distribution.Christmas Gift & Craft Fair
In aid of L’Arche Flintshire (charity no.264166) – on Saturday 1st December at the Daniel Owen Centre, Earl Road, Mold CH7 1AP, from 10.00am to 3pm, free entry. See the notice at the back. “Walk with Me” Booklets – Advent and Christmastide 2018 Once again available from the back – to help us on our spiritual journey through Advent and Christmastide, with a page a day from 2nd December to 13th January. These booklets are free, but donations are gladly accepted to help defray the costs.First Penance and First Holy Communion
2019
Preparation class at Llay this coming Saturday, 24th November, 11am to 12 noon. Children with parents or guardians. Do be there – and on time Can you help? There are currently 4 teams to clean our church in Llay. Could you form another team (2 persons) and help lighten the load? If so, please contact Geraldine at the parish office. Could it be you?CLICK TO PRAY
An app has been launched to allow people to pray with the Pope. See www.clicktopray.org for more information. Catholic Singles Catholic Singles is an organisation which helps single Catholics of all ages (over 18 years) meet other single Catholics, either one to one or through social events. For further information visit www.catholicsingles.org.uk or tel. 0161 941 3498 or email: info@catholicsingles.org.uk or write to Catholic Singles, 1 Burlescombe Close, Altrincham. WA14 4UX. See notice at the back.Foodbank Drivers
Further drivers required – to enable the parish to continue to support the foodbank we need two further drivers to collect the donations from the parish and deliver them to the warehouse on a rota basis. If you can help please contact the parish office or give your name to Canon. Next Sunday (25th) – Solemnity of Jesus Christ Universal King Next Sunday is Youth Sunday .
33rd Sunday of Ordinary Time
Saturday: 17 November 6.00pm (St Francis of Assisi) Hannah Browning RIP & her family Sunday: 18 November 9.00am (Christ the King) Maureen Richards 11.00am (St Francis of Assisi) for the parishioners
Mon - Weekday in Ordinary Time
9.30am (St Francis of Assisi)
Edward Hannaby RIP
Tue - Weekday in Ordinary Time
9.00am (St Francis of Assisi)Weekday
Jim Smith RIP
Wed - The Presentation of the BVM
9.30am (St Francis of Assisi)
Pat Sullivan, Eileen & Patrick Forde RIP
F.Mass
8.00 - 9.00pm Silent hour of prayer
Thur - Weekday in Ordinary Time
7.00pm (St Francis of Assisi)
Anne Harrison’s well-being
Fri - Weekday in Ordinary Time
9.30am (Christ the King)
Fr. Michael Murry’s good health
Saturday: 24 November
St Andrew Dung-Lac, Priest & Companions
9.30am (St Francis of Assisi)
Mgr. Paul Joseph Watson RIP
Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Succour, Holy
Mass, Exposition (time for Sacrament of
Reconciliation/Confession – from 10.10am) &
Benediction
Our Lord Jesus Christ -
King of the Universe
Saturday: 24 November 6.00pm (St Francis of Assisi) Sunday: 25 November 9.00am (Christ the King) 11.00am (St Francis of Assisi)
