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The 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time 17th October 2021
Church Services on Anglesey
Sunday Liturgy are streamed live and recorded at 11 a.m. on Sunday mornings from St. Mary’s, Holyhead.
This recording is available on the website for seven days.
The Newsletter, homily, Sunday Scripture and articles of interest will continue to be distributed every week by email and post to over four hundred households ensuring that members of our seven faith communities keep in touch.
We will continue to offer a range of opportunities to gather together including the weekly and monthly
Services of Word, reading groups and courses of interest.
Sunday Liturgy are streamed live and recorded at 11 a.m. on Sunday mornings from St. Mary’s, Holyhead.
This recording is available on the website for seven days.
The Newsletter, homily, Sunday Scripture and articles of interest will continue to be distributed every week by email and post to over four hundred households ensuring that members of our seven faith communities keep in touch.
We will continue to offer a range of opportunities to gather together including the weekly and monthly
Services of Word, reading groups and courses of interest.
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Mass online with Denis McBride
17th October 2021 Children's Liturgy 17th October 2021
The Oblate Central Government, in fulfilling a mandate from the 36th General Chapter, has organised a second Lay Association Congress. The first Congress was held in Aix-en-Provence 25 years ago. This Congress, to be called “Living as Oblate People”, is a Congress for ... Read More 
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.
Times of Bishop Peter’s
live-streaming of the liturgies via the Diocesan website www.rcdwxm.org.uk |
Island Service of Word via Zoom
Sunday 17th October at 6pm For a Synodal Church Synod 2021 - 2023 Join us to Celebrate the Opening of the Synod by Pope Francis. Emailpaulinepasassoc@btinternet.com to receive the Zoom link to the Service Join us via Zoom Wednesdays 10am: Reading the Preparatory Document 
A Faith Based Challenge to COP26
Fr Sean McDonagh recorded Thursday 23rd September Father Seán McDonagh, a Columban priest, has a long history of being a eco-activist and in 1985 his book ‘To Care for the Earth’ called for a new theology that would give as much prominence to creation as to redemption. Since then he has written many books and articles that have all contributed to a deeper understanding of what is happening to our ‘common home’ and the need to take radical action. He also contributed to the research which led to ‘Laudato Si’. This is a wonderful opportunity to come together, as women and men of faith, to discern the action needed at COP26.
For registration details please email: slaitynetwork@gmail.com A Mass in Welsh is celebrated on the first Sunday of each month at 11am on Zoom. For further information email:
mirandamair@hotmail.com Bydd Offeren Gymraeg yn cael ei ddathlu ar y Sul cyntaf bob mis am 11yb ar Zoom. Am fwy o fanylion cysylltwch a Chwaer Miranda:mirandamair@hotmail.com The Synod of Bishops and all the baptized
By Agnès Desmazières The Second Vatican Council (1962-65) was the opportunity for a significant contribution of lay men and women, especially in thinking about the Church's dialogue with the world. The theme of the next assembly of the Synod of Bishops, "For a synodal Church: communion, participation and mission", calls for a renewed participation of the laity. Pope Francis has insisted on this several times recently and made a strong mark by opening instituted ministries to women. A synodal Church is a Church in which all the faithful enjoy equal dignity and walk together in communion. Every baptized person is invited to participate actively and effectively in the common mission of the Church, according to his or her own vocation. Laudato Si’ Action Platform (Launch 25th May 2021)
MULTI-YEAR LAUDATO SI’ ROLL-OUT PLAN TO MAKE COMMUNITIES AROUND THE WORLD TOTALLY SUSTAINABLE IN THE SPIRIT OF THE INTEGRAL ECOLOGY OF LAUDATO SI’ During the Laudato Si’ Special Anniversary Year, the Dicastery for Promotion of Integral Human Development launch a new program and a public commitment for various institutions to begin a 7-year journey to total sustainability in the spirit of Laudato Si’. Visit the Laudato Si' Action Plan HERE Wishing a Fair Wind to the Synod
Brendan Hoban Church’s Great Council is finally back on track Western People 23.3.2021 As regular readers of this column will know, the Second Vatican Council has long been a telling reference point for me. In summary, at the invitation of Pope John XXIII, the Catholic bishops of the world gathered in Rome and attempted in a few shorts years (1962-65) to drag the Catholic Church out of the Middle Ages into the twentieth century... Read More Download the Article HERE Towards a Synodal Church, Address of Cardinal Mario Grech to the Bishops of Ireland
Antoine de Saint-Exupery says that “if you want to build a ship, don’t drum up people to collect wood and don’t assign them tasks and work, but rather teach them to long for the endless immensity of the sea”. Read the Address of Cardinal Mario Grech 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
For the Sunday signed Mass Click HERE 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 |
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