As part of the Cathedral & South Birmingham Deanery month of prayer for Vocations, there will be a Vocations Mass celebrated by the clergy of the Deanery at St Thomas Aquinas School, Kings Norton, at 1.30pm this Thursday (11th May).
Parishioners are most welcome.
Fr. Gary sharing about how his parish in @RCBirmingham is implementing the three keys of parish renewal. “We want ‘mission’ to run through every part of the parish…just like ‘Brighton’ through a stick of rock!” 🍬 🔑
“What if my parish isn’t missional?”
Join Fr. Gary Buckby, Maria Heath of @RCNorthampton, @hannah_vspruce, and @mcregitz for a conversation on ways you can influence, lead, pray, and serve in a parish that isn't yet oriented to mission. Register today at https://t.co/YPikR2FQwI.
“What if my parish isn’t missional?”
Join Fr. Gary Buckby, Maria Heath of @RCNorthampton, @hannah_vspruce, and @mcregitz for a conversation on ways you can influence, lead, pray, and serve in a parish that isn't yet oriented to mission. Register today at https://t.co/YPikR2FiHa.
Year 6 read wonderfully in mass this week. Thank you Father Gary for saying a prayer of dedication over our new school Bible @olsrsp#StPetersCatholicLife
We had such a wonderful time today celebrating mass for our 50th anniversary with Archbishop Bernard Longley, Father Gary, Father Dominic, Deacon Bill. Thank you for making today so special🙏@RCBirmingham@olsrsp@BCPP__@BhamDES
Please keep in your prayers Gary O'Brien (Boldmere) and Mark Paine (Weoley Castle @olsrsp), who are to be ordained deacons by Archbishop Bernard @StChadsBirm at 12 noon today, in service of God and the people of @RCBirmingham.
Saint Stephen - Pray for us!
Thanks to Vicky & our parish elves who today & yesterday spread a little love and Christmass cheer in Bartley Green and Weoley Castle braving torrential rain & singing Away in a Manger with panache on parishioners doorsteps with little gifts to brighten the day @BirminghamCYS
A thought and a challenge during this Month of Remembrance. Have you ever said that Jesus ‘passed away’ on the Cross? We use the words #death and #died frequently. Unless we do the same about people, we lose an important link from our Baptismal Faith and Eternal Life.