Monday at St. Patrick's
Today we remember Blessed Ralph Corby, born in Ireland, who worked as a priest around Durham before being arrested and executed in 1644 with Blessed John Duckett, born and educated in Sedbergh who also worked in the area.
Monday at St. Patrick's
The readings at Mass are 1 Corinthians 5:1-8 Luke 6:6-11. https://t.co/eCUcltt8de to access them.
Mass at St. Patrick's is at 9.15am with Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament from 8.45am. Come along if you can.
In our Diocese this week pray for the parish of SS Gabriel and John the Baptist, Rochdale, for Fr Michael Johonnett, their parish schools and the Franciscan Missionaries of St. Joseph.
In our parish pray for all who live or work on Mincing St, Old Mount St and Ludgate Hill.
Sunday St Patrick's 23rd SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Ezekiel 33:7-9 Romans 13:8-10 Matthew 18:15-20
Confessions 9-9.15am Mass 9.30am
Confessions 11-11.15am Mass 11.30am (signed for the D/deaf community)
Mass (Vietnamese) 4pm
Confessions 10-10.15am Mass 10:30am (St. Malachy's)
Today we celebrate the feast of St. Edmund Arrowsmith who born in Haydock in 1585, was ordained at Douai and began his work in Lancashire, in the north of our Diocese. He was arrested in 1628, imprisoned and martyred at Lancaster. His hand is preserved in Ashton in Makerfield.
Tomorrow is the Feast of St Edmund Arrowsmith. Mass is at St. Patrick's church at 9.15am with the staff of our three wonderful primary schools, St. Patrick's, St. Malachy's and St. Edmund's. All welcome. The readings for tomorrow are 1 Corinthians 2:10-16 Luke 4:31-37
Monday's saint is Saint Apollinaris, thought to be a disciple of Saint Peter, and the first Bishop of Ravenna (Italy), dying near the end of the first century.
Lawrence, forced by the Roman authorities to turn over the treasures of the Church, brought the poor with him. St Ambrose writes: “What treasures does Jesus have that are more precious than those in which he loves to show himself?” (Pope Leo XIV)
St Lawrence, forced by the Roman authorities to turn over the treasures of the Church, brought the poor with him. St Ambrose writes: “What treasures does Jesus have that are more precious than those in which he loves to show himself?”