Sunday 11 October - Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity11.00am Sung Mass6.00pm MassMonday 12 October9.00am Morning PrayerTuesday 13 October2.00pm Bible study in the hall - exploring GenesisWednesday 14 October12.00noon Rosary12.30pm Mass6.00pm Bible study in the hall - exploring GenesisFriday 16 October9.00am Morning Prayer2.30pm Mass at Earlsdon Park Village6.00pm The Quest Community gathers at St John'sSaturday 17 October10.00am - 12.00noon Church and cafe open11.00am Rosary12.30pm MassSunday 18 October - Twentieth Sunday after Trinity11.00am Sung MassNo Mass this eveningAll are welcome to any of our services.NOTICESREADINGS FOR TODAY’S MASSESIsaiah 25:6-10a Psalm 23 R/ In the Lord’s own house shall I dwell for length of days unending.Philippians 4:12-14,19-20 Alleluia, alleluia.May the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ,enlighten the eyes of our hearts,so that we may know the hope to which he has called us.Alleluia.Matthew 22:1-14 (pages 791-793 of the Sunday Missal)THE QUEST COMMUNITYOn Friday evening, we host the next gathering of this new community:6.00 pm - exploration of spiritual topics.To enrol for this session, contact execsec@issr.org.uk6.50 pm - hear ancient Christian chanting and listen, or pray, light a candle or be prayed for as you wish.No need to enrol for this part of the evening—just turn up!BIBLE STUDYOur sessions looking at Genesis continue this week, as we look at the account of Abraham, our father in faith.NEXT SUNDAYThere will be no evening Mass next Sunday as Fr Dexter will be presenting candidates for confirmation at St Luke’s, Holbrooks. Please pray for Duncan and Sky as they prepare to be confirmed.READINGS FOR NEXT SUNDAY’S MASSESIsaiah 45:1,4-6, Part of Psalm 961 Thessalonians 1:1-5b Matthew 22:15-21 (pages 795-796 of the Sunday Missal)
Sunday 4 October - Harvest Thanksgiving11.00am Sung Mass, followed by parish lunch6.00pm MassMonday 5 October9.00am Morning PrayerTuesday 6 October2.30pm Bible study in the hall - exploring GenesisWednesday 7 October12.00noon Rosary12.30pm Mass6.00pm Bible study in the hall - exploring GenesisFriday 9 October9.00am Morning Prayer6.00pm The Quest Community gathers at St John'sSaturday 10 October10.00am - 12.00noon Church and cafe open11.00am Rosary12.30pm MassSunday 11 October - Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity11.00am Sung Mass6.00pm MassAll are welcome to any of our services.NOTICESREADINGS FOR TODAY’S MASSESIsaiah 5:1-7 Part of Psalm 80 R/ The vineyard of the Lord is the house of Israel.Philippians 4:6-9 Alleluia, alleluia.I chose you out of the world, says the Lord,that you should go and bear fruit, and that your fruit should abide.Alleluia.Matthew 21:33-43 (pages 786-789 of the Sunday Missal)HARVEST THANKSGIVINGWe will give thanks for the harvest at both Masses today. After the morning Mass we will continue our celebration with a parish lunch – do join us.BIBLE STUDYThis week, we begin our sessions exploring the first book of the Bible, Genesis. Each session will take place on Tuesdays at 2.00pm, and be repeated on Wednesdays at 6.00pm.6 October, 2.00pm (repeated 7 October 6.00pm) - In the beginningWhat do the opening narratives of the Bible tell us about creation, our relationship with God and human nature?13 October, 2.00pm (repeated 14 October, 6.00pm) - Abraham and IsaacWe hear about our great father in faith, Abraham, and the promises made to him, to his son, Isaac, and to his descendants.20 October, 2.00pm (repeated 21 October, 6.00pm) - JacobWe hear about Jacob, the father of the twelve tribes of Israel.27 October, 2.00pm (repeated 28 October, 6.00pm) - JosephWe think we know the story of Joseph, but there is much to discover about this familiar narrative.THE QUEST COMMUNITYOn Friday evening, we again host this new community:6.00 pm - exploration of spiritual topics.To enrol for this session, contact execsec@issr.org.uk6.50 pm - hear ancient Christian chanting and listen, or pray, light a candle or be prayed for as you wish.No need to enrol for this part of the evening—just turn up!OCTOBER – MONTH OF THE ROSARYOctober is the month traditionally associated with the praying of the Rosary. In addition to the regular Wednesday Rosary, we will also pray this devotion on Saturdays at 11.00am during October.READINGS FOR NEXT SUNDAY’S MASSESIsaiah 25:6-10a, Psalm 23Philippians 4:12-14,19-20 Matthew 22:1-14 (pages 791-793 of the Sunday Missal)
Sunday 27 September - Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity11.00am Sung Mass6.00pm MassMonday 28 September 9.00am Morning Prayer11.00am Funeral of Doris DarlingtonTuesday 29 September - Michaelmas12.30pm MassWednesday 30 September - St Jerome12.00noon Rosary12.30pm MassThursday 1 October1.10pm Bablake School concertFriday 2 October9.00am Morning Prayer6.00pm The Quest Community gathers at St John'sSaturday 3 October10.00am - 12.00noon Church and cafe open 12.30pm MassSunday 4 October - Harvest Thanksgiving11.00am Sung Mass, followed by parish lunch6.00pm MassAll are welcome to any of our services.NOTICESREADINGS FOR TODAY’S MASSESEzekiel 18:25-28 Part of Psalm 25 R/ Remember your compassion, O Lord.Philippians 2:1-11 Alleluia, alleluia.My sheep hear my voice, says the Lord,and I know them, and they follow me.Alleluia.Matthew 21:28-32 (pages 782-784 of the Sunday Missal)THE QUEST COMMUNITYOn Friday evening, we host the first gathering of this new community.6.00 pm - exploration of spiritual topics.To enrol for this session, contact execsec@issr.org.uk6.50 pm - hear ancient Christian chanting and listen, or pray, light a candle or be prayed for as you wish.No need to enrol for this part of the evening—just turn up!HARVEST THANKSGIVINGWe will give thanks for the harvest at both Masses on NEXT SUNDAY. After the morning Mass we will continue our celebration with a parish lunch.FOOD FAYREThe food fayre which took place during Heritage Open Days raised £302 for parish funds. Thanks to all involved.HERITAGE OPEN DAYSWe welcomed a total of 304 visitors during the Heritage Open Days – thanks to all who helped.READINGS FOR NEXT SUNDAY’S MASSESIsaiah 5:1-7, Part of Psalm 80Philippians 4:6-9 Matthew 21:33-43 (pages 786-789 of the Sunday Missal)
Sunday 20 September - Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity11.00am Sung MassChurch open for Heritage Open Days until 2.00pm6.00pm Mass Monday 21 September - St Matthew9.00am Morning PrayerWednesday 23 September - Feria12.00noon Rosary12.30pm MassThursday 24 September - Our Lady of Walsingham12.30pm MassFriday 25 September9.00am Morning Prayer12.00noon Service of Reflection, with healing ministries. Followed by lunch.3.00pm Holy MatrimonySaturday 26 September - Ss Cosmas & Damian10.00am - 12.00noon Church and cafe open 12.30pm MassSunday 27 September - Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity11.00am Sung Mass6.00pm MassAll are welcome to any of our services.NOTICESREADINGS FOR TODAY’S MASSESIsaiah 55:6-9 Part of Psalm 145 R/ The Lord is close to all who call him.Philippians 1:20c-24,27a Alleluia, alleluia.Open our hearts, O Lord,that we may pay attention to the words of your Son.Alleluia.Matthew 20:1-16 (pages 779-780 of the Sunday Missal)GEORGE AND ISISwould be delighted if members of the congregation would join them for a glass of prosecco, tea, coffee and light refreshments after the Parish Mass TODAY as a small ‘thank you’ for all your prayers, kindness and support as they prepared for their recent wedding.HARVEST THANKSGIVINGWe will give thanks for the harvest at both Masses on Sunday 4 October. After the morning Mass that day we will continue our celebration with a parish lunch. Invitations to join us for Mass and lunch are available at the back of church. Do take them and share them with friends and neighbours and encourage them to join us that day.WALSINGHAM PILGRIMAGENext year's pilgrimage to Walsingham will take place from Monday, 16 August to Thursday, 19 August 2027. Do see Fr Dexter if you would like to know more about this pilgrimage.READINGS FOR NEXT SUNDAY’S MASSESEzekiel 18:25-28Part of Psalm 25Philippians 2:1-11 Matthew 21:28-32 (pages 782-784 of the Sunday Missal)