Newsletter for the Fourth Sunday of Advent, Year A.

Hope you all have a good final week of Advent and the preparations for Christmas are going well.

God bless you all.

The third Sunday of Advent is Gaudete Sunday, a time for rejoicing. We know the Lord is coming and he is now very near.

Have a good and blessed week.

Already it's the Second Sunday of Advent!

Here is this week's newsletter. Hope you all have a very good week.

May God continue to bless you.

1st Sunday of Advent.

Today we begin the great season of preparation for Christmas. The Liturgy of the Word is all about being prepared, so as we prepare for the festivities, the feasting and the fun, let's also prepare ourselves spiritually so that we can enjoy Christ's coming.

Why not try to set some time aside each day to be alone with God. Sit in silence, perhaps just for 15 minutes, and allow him to speak to you about what his presence in your life really means.

And have a very happy and blessed Advent season.

CHRIST THE KING

This Sunday is the last in the Church's year. Next Sunday we begin the great season of Advent.

Traditionally we pray for and celebrate the young people of our community, not the future of the Church, but it's present, as Pope Benedict reminded us when he visited Britain. May they be richly blessed and encouraged.

And may God continue to bless us all.

WE WILL REMEMBER THEM

This Sunday we remember all those who gave their lives in conflict and warfare across the ages.

May they Rest in Peace.

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We are having a Parish WINTER FAYRE at the Carlton Theatre in Teignmouth on Saturday 4 December. Please do all you can to help support this fundraising venture.

And have a very good week.

God bless.

30th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Here is this week's Newsletter.

There will not be a newsletter next weekend. The times for weekday Masses are included this week.

God bless.

Parish Newsletter for the 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Year C.

Hope that you have a good week.

God bless you.

The newsletter for the 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time, 10 October 2010.

Try to say Thank You to God for something every day this week.

And may he continue to bless you with his undying love.

The weekend trip to Treyarnon in Cornwall is happening again in November.

Here are some of the things people have been saying about the trips as well as information for the coming trip.

If you've never been, but always wondered what it's like, why not make this the year you go!

This week's newsletter for your information.

Hope you all have a good week.

God Bless.

You are invited…

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This weekend we celebrate Home Mission Sunday.

We remember that the mission to spread the Good News is not about being a long way off, but right on our doorstep.

There will be a retiring collection for the work of the Home Mission Desk of the Bishop's Conference.

May God bless you and yours.

With all the excitement of the Pope's visit last week I forgot to post this week's newsletter! Sorry!

Here it is. Better late than never.

God bless.

This week we welcome Pope Benedict XIV to the United Kingdom. This is an historic visit which, we pray, will bring many blessings to our countries and a renewal of faith amongst all communities.

The Holy Father's coat of arms appears on the front of this week's newsletter. Why not spend some time, perhaps with your children, trying to work out what the various elements of the heraldry mean. (you can find a full explanation on the Vatican website!)

Have a great week!

We are considering re-ordering the Church of Our Lady and St Patrick in Teignmouth.

This document is designed to be a stimulus for the conversation we will all have in the coming months about how we use our church building and how it can be enhanced to enable us to continue to celebrate the liturgy with dignity and relevance.

Please do read it carefully so you can contribute to the conversation and consider downloading the documents from the Liturgy Office which are mentioned herein.

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Have a good week everyone, especially if you're going back to school, college or university. May this term and academic year be a time of blessing and grace for you (and us) all.

Many Blessings to you all.

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This weekend we have the Annual Appeal for the Catholic Children's Society (Plymouth). Please be generous in supporting their work with children and families in the Diocese.

Please also collect your free copy of the booklet produced by the Bishop's Conference of England and Wales and Scotland containing the liturgies and prayers which will be used during Pope Benedict's visit to the UK in September.

Have a good week. If you're going back to School, thank God for the holidays and have a great term (not long 'til Christmas!).

God bless you all.

We are looking for nominations for members of the Parish Pastoral Council. If you know of someone you would like to nominate please fill in the form and return it to the Presbytery.

And don't forget to ask the person you are nominating if they agree and to sign the form.

Many thanks.

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Can I particularly draw your attention to the request from Volunteering in Health for drivers and befrienders. Apparently they are really desperate, so if you can help, do get in touch.

May God bless you and your families this coming week.

Newsletter 15 August 2010

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Hope you all have a very good week.

God bless you.

Newsletter 25 July 2010

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Hope you all have a good week.

God bless you.

Newsletter 18 July 2010

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