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Newsletter: 11th April 2021 -Divine Mercy Sunday – 2nd Sunday of Easter B
My Dearest Parishioners, Visitors, Friends – Dear Brothers & Sisters in Christ
Today, 2nd Sunday of Easter, we complete the octave of this liturgical time, one of the two octaves —along with that of Christmas— that have remained out of the renewal made by the Vatican Council II. During eight days we contemplate the same mystery …
Newsletter: 4th April 2021 -Easter Sunday
My Dearest Parishioners, Visitors, Friends – Dear Brothers & Sisters in Christ
Jesus has Risen; truly Risen.
As St John Paul II said: ‘Do not abandon yourselves to despair. We are the Easter people and hallelujah is our song’.May the Easter Morning fill your hearts with God’s blessings as well as with His joy and love shinning …
Newsletter: 28th March 2021 -Palm Sunday of The Passion of The Lord
DEAR PRAISHIONERS – because the restrictions do not pass any things PLEASE, THIS YEAR’S PALM FOR PALM SUNDAY on 28th March 2021,
Try to make by yourself using any natural material, like wood, grass, branches.
Because these palms are sacramentals, they cannot be thrown away. They must either be burned or buried to be disposed of correctly. …
Newsletter: 21st March 2021 – 5th Sunday of Lent Year B
Why is Lent 46 days and not 40? Because each Sunday is considered a Feast Day as we celebrate the death and Resurrection of Christ in the Holy Eucharist. The Gospel on the 40 days that Jesus spends in the wilderness reveals to us that when we fast and pray to draw ourselves closer to …
Newsletter: 14th March 2021 – 4th Sunday of Lent B Laetare Sunday
Why is Lent 46 days and not 40? Because each Sunday is considered a Feast Day as we celebrate the death and Resurrection of Christ in the Holy Eucharist. The Gospel on the 40 days that Jesus spends in the wilderness reveals to us that when we fast and pray to draw ourselves closer to …
Newsletter: 7th March 2021 – 3rd Sunday of Lent B
Why is Lent 46 days and not 40? Because each Sunday is considered a Feast Day as we celebrate the death and Resurrection of Christ in the Holy Eucharist. The Gospel on the 40 days that Jesus spends in the wilderness reveals to us that when we fast and pray to draw ourselves closer to …
