After our 10 am Mass today, as it is the last Monday of the month, we had a Coffee Morning in our refurbished parish room
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Monday, 29 April 2013
Sunday, 14 April 2013
Planting out the runner beans
Now that the Easter Garden has been dismantled, the some children have taken home their runner bean plants that they grew. Some however have been planted out in the church garden.
Sunday, 7 April 2013
LOW SUNDAY
As the Easter Octave draws to a close we celebrated on Low Sunday the Investiture of one of our altar servers into the Guild of St Stephen.
At the end of the Children's Liturgy, he received his medal after reciting the Guild Promise with the other servers present at Mass.
Sunday, 31 March 2013
EASTER SUNDAY
Jesus Christ is risen, alleluia!
As we celebrated the Mass of Easter Day we were presented with the sign of the empty tomb
Our children's liturgy group added brightly coloured flowers to complete their Easter Garden during the Mass and spoke about their Liturgy to a packed congregation at the 10am Mass
HOLY SATURDAY
All preparations ready for the Easter Vigil
The Sacred Drama begins with a fire...
... the congregation waits in the darkness ...
... the mystery unfolds ...
The Paschal Candle is now ready for us to proceed
into the church for the rest of the Vigil
Friday, 29 March 2013
Good Friday
Good Friday began with our Children's Liturgy Group
praying the Station of the Cross in the morning,
while in the afternoon more than a hundred people
attended the Solemn Passion service
at three o'clock, the time when the Gospels relate
'about the ninth hour' Jesus died on the Cross.
In the evening three young people of the parish
led a smaller congregation in
the Stations of the Cross
the Stations of the Cross
from the Lourdes Pilgrimage handbook
Thursday, 28 March 2013
The Mass of the Lord's Supper
THE MANDATUM
Preparations were made for this evening's solemn liturgy.
Twelve chairs were put at the front of the sanctuary
for the twelve people taking part in the Mandatum
or the Washing of the Feet, part of the story
of the Last Supper that we read in St John's Gospel
of the Last Supper that we read in St John's Gospel
Our newly refurbished parish room was transformed
into the Altar of Repose.
At the end of the liturgy the Blessed Sacrament
was carried in procession and placed in the
tabernacle on the altar above.
Parishioners remained in prayer until ten o'clock
remembering the Agony in the Garden,
the time Jesus spent in prayer in the Garden of
Gethsemene before his arrest.
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