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18th Sunday of Ordinary Time 2nd August 2020
CHURCH SERVICES
Sunday Mass online with Denis McBride available from 12noon every Saturday: https://www.rpbooks.co.uk/holy-mass-online
Sunday Mass online with Denis McBride available from 12noon every Saturday: https://www.rpbooks.co.uk/holy-mass-online
Sunday Mass online with Denis McBride
In response to the decision that all public Masses are to cease, Redemptorist Publications are delighted to be able to bring the Sunday Holy Mass, celebrated by Fr Denis McBride C.Ss.R. into your home every Sunday.
We pray that this will enable the faithful to feel connected, to their faith and church community, during this difficult time.
In response to the decision that all public Masses are to cease, Redemptorist Publications are delighted to be able to bring the Sunday Holy Mass, celebrated by Fr Denis McBride C.Ss.R. into your home every Sunday.
We pray that this will enable the faithful to feel connected, to their faith and church community, during this difficult time.
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Deacon Tony's Video Message for the
18th Sunday of Ordinary Time 2nd August 2020 MORNING PRAYER 2nd AUGUST
Join Fr Johnson in Quex Road, Kilburn again this morning for our prayer together this Sunday. In today’s gospel we hear about how Jesus feeds the multitudes – he takes what little we have to offer and transforms it. Missionaries in a changing landscape: Emerging from Lockdown 9th June
Letter from Fr Oliver Barry OMI Provincial 
Over the past ten weeks Churches have remained closed and the Eucharist has not been celebrated publically. Mass has been celebrated via social media and parish web-links. We are now moving towards the time when it will be possible to resume the public celebration of Sunday Mass following the COVID-19 crisis. Because of the need for social distancing and the need to limit the number of people gathering indoors many are wondering how the situation might be managed. One of the options being mentioned is to increase the number of Sunday Masses in order to limit the attendance at any one Celebration. Before choosing this or any other option I would suggest we need to take some time to think and to discuss. I would suggest that that we go back to the Theology behind the celebration of the Sunday Eucharist before choosing a way forward... Read Fr Oliver's letter in full HERE
Pope Francis – Mass at Casa Santa Marta the Sunday Angelus
are being streamed live on the Vatican’s YouTube channel. No need to watch live, tune in at any time: Pope Francis- Holy Mass at Casa Santa Marta Pope Francis - The Angelus  Fr James Clarke, Chaplain to the Deaf in Salford Diocese
Online Masses for the Deaf
May 15th, 2020 One of the saddest things about the Covid-19 lockdown has been the closure of our churches. The Mass is still broadcast on radio and television - and many parishes now stream Masses and prayers on-line - but these are very difficult to follow for people with hearing impairment. There are a growing number of parishes that offer signed services online. Here is an up-to-date list of websites in the UK and Ireland ... Read more Read Pope Francis says pandemic can be a ‘place of conversion’ by Austen Ivereigh
The Tablet Interview In an exclusive interview recorded for The Tablet – his first for a UK publication – Pope Francis says that this could be a moment of creativity and conversion for the Church, for the world, and for the whole of creation. Read the interview HERE  Pope Francis leads a prayer service in St Peter’s Square, empty because of the coronavirus
Photo: CNS/Vatican Media
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Y Cylch Catholig Readings, prayers and intercessions for each Sunday
Creation in Crisis
by Sean McDonagh A distinguished eco-theologian argues the real lesson of Covid-19 is that unchecked human exploitation of the natural world and the rise of the pandemic are inextricably linked Can we heal our common home? IN JUST SIX months, a contagious novel virus that was first identified in Wuhan, China, in December 2019 has spread across the world, with more than 8.5 million confirmed cases in 188 countries. More than 472,000 people have lost their lives due to Covid-19, the respiratory infection caused by the virus, many of them dying alone without the comfort of family or friends. The World Health Organisation warns that the pandemic is a long way from being over Read More Times of Bishop Peter’s
live-streaming of the liturgies via the Diocesan website www.rcdwxm.org.uk Bishop Edwin Regan is celebrating Mass in Welsh every Sunday at 11am on Zoom.
For further information please contact Sr Miranda - mirandamair@hotmail.com Bydd Esgob Edwin Regan yn dathlu Offeren Gymraeg bob Dydd Sul am 11yb ar Zoom. Am fwy o manylion cysylltwch a Chwaer Miranda - mirandamair@hotmail.com 
CAFOD Children's liturgy
Prayers and resources for children's liturgy catechists. While we cannot gather together in person due to coronavirus, we can still come together as a community through prayer. Virtual children's liturgyJoin Bronagh, Eileen and Martin at 10am this Sunday for our next virtual children's liturgy. Once you have registered you will be signed up for the next 12 sessions. If you can't join us live, a recording will be available to watch afterwards. Register for virtual children's liturgy Missed the last session? Catch up! A new Sunday Liturgy for families with children of primary school age has been created by Ten Ten Resources to help enable Sunday prayer and worship during the period of church closures.
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