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Mass Times
(suspended for the time being) Saturdays 6pm (Vigil) Sundays 11am Weekdays and Holy Days, see Newsletter Confession
(suspended for the time being) Saturday 5pm, or by appointment Marriage and Baptism
Please talk to Fr Patrick after one of the Masses when they resume |
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From the Parish Priest
Pentecost Sunday In the Acts of the Apostles, St Luke puts the Coming of the Holy Spirit in the context of Pentecost when the Jews celebrate God giving the Ten Commandments to Moses on Mount Sinai. This was accompanied by thick cloud, earthquake, thunder & lightning. Hence Luke’s description of earthquake, wind and fire as signs of the Holy Spirit. For Christians, the Holy Spirit enables the Church to make God’s Commandments known to the whole world; Commandments that Jesus summed up as love of God and love of neighbour. Like at Pentecost, the Church continues to speak one language that all can understand, the language of Love. The evidence of God’s presence is wherever the fruits of the Spirit are manifest: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. Fr Patrick |