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Welcome to the Catholic Parish of StamfordSaint Mary and Saint AugustineThe Presbytery, 13 Broad Street, Stamford, Lincolnshire PE9 1PG Telephone: (01780) 762010Parish Priest: Father Simon Gillespie Mobile: 07760 372105 Email: simon@nottinghamcatholic.comDeacons: Reverend Charles West-Sadler (retired); Reverend Robert S Dawson (retired)Parish Secretary: Lauren Senior Telephone: (01780) 762010 Email: office@catholicstamford.comParish Safeguarding Representative: Tony Williams Telephone: 01780 756456 Email: angant@talktalk.netParish Director of Music: Ruth Proctor Mobile: 07826 017487 Email: ruthproctor73@gmail.comParish Hall Manager: Anna Barwell Mobile: 07789 283140 Email: anna.barwell@tiscali.co.ukParish Primary School: Saint Augustine’s Catholic Voluntary Academy, Stamford (01780) 762094Part of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Nottingham Diocesan Website: www.dioceseofnottingham.ukNottingham Roman Catholic Diocesan Trustees Company Number: 7151646 Charity Number: 1134449Fourth11 and 12 May 2019 : Fourth Sunday of EasterGood Shepherd Sunday : Vocations SundayththEach year on the Fourth Sunday of Easter the Church invites us to pray for vocations.Each of us has a vocation, some to the married life, some to the single life, some tothe Religious life, and some to the ordained life. It is the final category, vocations tothe priesthood, which we focus on especially today, and recognise that a time ofdiscernment, listening for the voice of the Lord as do the sheep in today’s Gospel, isintrinsic to identifying what God is calling each one of us to do. Our vocation is arecognition of God’s call to me in my life, and an acceptance of this call by me.In order that we might more clearly hear that call in our lives, Bishop Patrick hasasked us to pray this Prayer for Vocations today at Mass, and we might considerpraying it daily at home also: for our own vocation, and for those who are seeking todiscover what God is asking them to do:God Our Father,we thank you for calling men and women to servein your Son’s Kingdom, as Priests, Deacons, and asReligious Men and Women.Send your Holy Spirit to help others to respondgenerously and courageously to your call.May we continue to support and encouragevocations in our families and in our parishcommunity.We ask this through Our Lord Jesus Christ your Son,who lives and reigns with you in the unity of theHoly Spirit, one God forever and ever. Amen
Presbytery SafetyWork is very much in progress in the presbytery, so please take particular care by thebuilding site. For some of the week it might be necessary to restrict access to theparish hall. Please take particular care where a board has been laid over the usualfootpath, whilst this is being dug up. Please also take particular care around the‘compound’ which has been established by the front wall, during the week this willbe used to contain some of the building materials which will be delivered.Remember to put any post into the new post-box in the church porch, or pop intothe parish office in the front half of the parish hall, if the door is open.Changes to Mass Times this weekMass on Monday will be celebrated at 7.30am and on Tuesday at 7.00am; there willbe no public Mass on Wednesday; Mass on Friday will be celebrated at 7.30am.Thank you for your co-operation for these times when Father Simon is asked to workaway from the parish.Forthcoming Events in our parish, community and dioceseSacramental Preparation continues on Thursday 16th May at 6.00pm in the parish hall.A Healing Mass will be held at the Rosmini Centre on Friday 17th May at 7.00pm –further details from 01509 813078 or rosminicentreinfo@gmail.com.An Introduction to the Book of Ecclesiastes will be given by Father Antonio BelsitoIC at the Rosmini Centre on Tuesday 21st May at 7.00pm – further details from 01509813078 or rosminicentreinfo@gmail.com.The Carers Sitter Service AGM will be held on Thursday 23rd May at 7.30pm at WakeHouse, 41 North Street, Bourne PE10 9AE. See the leaflet in the porch for details.Lectio Divina will be held at the Rosmini Centre on Saturday 25th May at 3.00pm –further details from 01509 813078 or rosminicentreinfo@gmail.com.The Saint Vincent de Paul Society meets in the parish hall (Broad Street entrance) at6.15pm on Thursday 30th May.The Parish Film Night will be showing Gangsta Granny, on Saturday 1st June in theparish hall at 7.15pm. All are welcome – Popcorn available!
A Day with Mary will be celebrated at the Basilica of Our Lady of Walsingham,Norfolk, on Sunday 2nd June from 11.40am. Full details are on the poster in theporch, or see www.adaywithmary.orgThe fourth Diocesan Blessed Sacrament Procession will be celebrated in Nottinghamon Sunday 2nd June, starting from 2.00pm. Bishop Patrick will preside, and invitespeople from across the diocese to join him. More details on the poster in the porch.The Nottingham Diocesan Pilgrimage to Walsingham takes place on Saturday 15thJune, under the leadership of Bishop Patrick. Put the date in your diaries now, andcloser to the event we’ll look to arrange a coach from our parish.Christian Aid Week : 12th – 18th MayChristian Aid’s annual Week, the charity we support as members of ChurchesTogether in Stamford, starts on Sunday and runs until next Saturday, 18th May. Ifanyone is able to help take part in the house to house collection, envelopes and alist of streets are available at the back of church. Please leave collected envelopesfor counting with Father Simon or take them into the sacristy after Mass, or ring TrishMoor 01780 765105, who will be happy to collect them from you.We will also host a Christian Aid Week Coffee Morning in the parish hall on Friday24th May, from 9.00am until 12.00 noon. Do come along and support this initiativeif you’re able, and join with Christians throughout Stamford isA reflection from ‘Marriage Matters’We are a light to the worldMost people, when they get married, think their married life is a private affair butJesus calls us to be a light to the world as a couple. Through our gentleness andtenderness, our readiness to forgive each other, people we meet can experiencesome qualities of God’s love for them. Living in this way is the vocation of marriage.Pope’s Prayer Intentions for MayThe Church in Africa, a Seed of UnityThat the Church in Africa, through the commitment of its members, may be the seedof unity among her peoples and a sign of hope for this continent.
Job Opportunities in our Parish Primary SchoolPosition: Class Teacher (Year2/3)– Maternity leaveSalary: MPS / UPS – NQTswelcome to applyContract Length: September ‘19until 31st May ‘20We are seeking a proactive Primary Teacher who will support the delivery of highquality teaching and learning and who will inspire our children to achieve their fullpotential. This would be an ideal opportunity for someone seeking their first primaryteaching role; equally, the post would offer excellent opportunities for experiencedteachers looking to develop their professional expertise.Position: Class Teacher – in either Key Stage One or Key Stage 2; Salary: MPS / UPS– NQTs welcome to apply; Start date: September 2019We are seeking a proactive Primary Teacher who will support the delivery of highquality teaching and learning and who will inspire our children to achieve their fullpotential. The role will be to teach in either Key Stage One or Key Stage Twodependent upon experience. This would be an ideal opportunity for someoneseeking their first primary teaching role; equally, the post would offer excellentopportunities for more experienced teachers who are looking to develop andenhance their professional expertise.Position: Assistant Head Teacher; Salary: L2 – L5; Start date: September 2019We are seeking a proactive Assistant Head Teacher who will have a timetable of 80%teaching and 20% remission. You will be responsible for Teaching and Learning andsetting expectations of staff. Your classroom teaching responsibility will be in eitherKey Stage One or Key Stage Two dependant on the experience of the successfulcandidate. This role will suit either an experienced colleague or someone wantingto take their first step onto a Senior Leadership Team. Training and support will begiven both in school and throughout the Trust.For details about any of these positions please contact ourrecruitment partner, Jessica Galvin on 0114 217 1556 orjessica.galvin@hays.com to request an application pack.The application deadline is Tuesday 13th May at 12.00 noon.
Job Opportunity in our DioceseThe Diocese has a vacancy for a Chief Operating Officer based at Willson House nextto the Cathedral in Nottingham. This new role will provide an exciting opportunityto make a pivotal contribution to the Church’s mission by managing the resources ofthe Diocese in a creative and professional manner. The COO will report to theEpiscopal Vicar for Finance and Administration who is a member of the Board ofDirectors.Details of the position can be obtained by emailingfinancial.secretary@nrcdt.org.uk and asking for them and for an application form.The closing date for applications is 12.00 noon on Tuesday 28th May.Death of Jean VanierChristian philosopher, writer and humanistJean Vanier, an ardent advocate for the mostmarginalized by society, died on 7 May aged 90.Pope Francis paid tribute to him as he travelledback to the Vatican after a three-day apostolicvisit to the Balkan nations of Bulgaria and NorthMacedonia. “I want to express my gratitude forhis testimony” Pope Francis told journalistsaboard the papal flight from Skopje to Rome.The Pope’s priority was to pay his heartfelttribute to the man whom, he said, was able to read and interpret the Christian gazeon “the mystery of death, of the cross, of suffering”, on “the mystery of those whoare discarded by the world”.Jean Vanier, who gave up a career in the Navy to follow in the footsteps of Christ,was the founder of two international organizations for people with intellectualdisabilities: “L’Arche” and “Faith and Light”. He advocated for marginalized peoplefor over five decades, highlighting the profound teachings and the gifts that theyoffer. May he rest in peace!Many Thanks for your GenerosityEnvelopesStanding Order 295.50 305.00Loose plateCollection TotalA second collection this Sunday for the Clergy Formation Fund 227.92 828.42
Sunday’s Motet and Antiphon at the 11.00am MassMotet: The Lord's my shepherd, I'll not want; He makes me down to lie in pasturesgreen; he leadeth me the quiet waters by. Yea, though I walk in death's dark vale,yet will I fear no ill: for thou art with me, and thy rod and staff me comfort still.Goodness and mercy all my life shall surely follow me; and in God's house forevermore my dwelling-place shall be.Antiphon: Ego sum pastor bonus, alleluia: et cognosco oves meas, et cognoscunt memeae, alleluia, alleluia.I am the good shepherd, alleluia: I know my sheep, and my own know me, alleluia,alleluia.Readings at Masses this ts 11:1-18; Psalm 41(42):2-3. 42(43):3-4; John 10:1-10Acts 1:15-17.20-26; Psalm 112(113):1-8; John 15:9-17Acts 12:24-13:5; Psalm 66(67):2-8; John 12:44-50Acts 13:13-25; Psalm 88(89):2-3.21-2225.27; John 13:16-20Acts 13:26-33; Psalm 2:6-11; John 14:1-6Acts 13:44-52; Psalm 97(98):1-4; John 14:7-14Liturgy this Sunday and next SundayCelebrationCycle & PsalterMassPenitential RiteFirst ReadingPsalmSecond ReadingGospelPrefaceEucharistic PrayerMemorial AcclamationThis weekNext weekFourth Sunday of EasterYear C, Week 4Page 268C, page 8Acts 13:14.43-52Psalm 99:1-3.5Apocalypse 7:9.14-17John 10:27-30Easter 3, page 74Three, page 28C (Save us, Saviour)Fifth Sunday of EasterYear C, Week 1Page 271C, page 8Acts 14:21-27Psalm 144:8-13Apocalypse 21:1-5John 13:31-35Easter 4, page 74Two, page 24C (Save us, Saviour)
Prayers For . . .All who have died recently; especially:X Brian Goodwin who died on Saturday 27th April, and whose Requiem Mass willbe celebrated on Wednesday 22nd May in Saint John the Baptist (Anglican)church, Barnack, at 1.00pm;X Jean Vanier, founder of the l’Arche Communities, who died on Tuesday;May they rest in peace!All our parishioners and friends who have asked for our prayers: especially LesleyMichels, Rosemary Henley, Paul Trotter, Michael Paine, Barbara Martin, LorraineMartin, Eileen Brentnall, Daniel Dopson, Joy, Hariet McBain-Allan, Kate Myers, KittyHughes, John and Julia Newman, Maria Pinto, Catherine Farndell, Marie Lunny, MaryPatrick, Dympna Middleton, Vincent Kelly, Sister Attracta, Verlia Duque, John andStella Chapple, Jo and Bernard Raffo, Victoria Crouch, Peter Herrick, Mark Grab, RosaMaria Santos, Kenneth Court, Veronica Hosking, Beth Coleman, Joan Middleton, PatDancer, Augusta Deane, Irene Mulligan, Nora Hunt, Valerie Pellier, Fiona Ruddle,David Cooke, Helen Allen, Jean Maker, Anna Orme, Lucy Court, Debbie Reed, KenWoods, Lilian Popple, Anne Woods; Monsignori Jonathan Moore and Joseph Phelan;Canons John Berry and Michael Bell; Fathers John Cairns, Anthony Colebrook, HughDoherty, James Hannigan, Christopher Hogan, James Lynch, Frank McLaughlin, NeilMcLaughlin, Robert Rutledge, Michael Tutcher, Daren Brown, Kevin Clark, DavidBowler, Joe O’Hanlon, John Warrington and Richard Finn OP; Deacons StephenDoona, Bill Hutchinson, and Bob Dawson.Please also pray for Anselm Becker (pictured) who studiesCanon Law with Father Simon, and who is being ordaineddeacon for the Archdiocese of Vienna on Sunday. He willserve as a deacon for a year, and, God willing, will beordained as a priest for his diocese next summer. On thisVocations Sunday it’s great to hear of vocations coming tofruition!An invitation from the parish choirYour choir is looking for new members; all ages and experience welcome. Very manythanks to our current choir for all their work over the Easter Octave. Please comeand give your support and see what it’s like on Friday evenings at 6.45pm in church.
Masses and Services this WeekSaturday 11th MayFOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER(Good Shepherd Sunday)Second Collection for the Clergy Formation Fund6.00pmMass7.00pmConfessionsSunday 12th May9.00amMass11.00amMassRoger Stead RIPFOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER(Good Shepherd Sunday)John Marsh RIPChildren’s liturgy; Tea and coffee afterAnselm Becker – ordinationTea and coffee afterChristiano Rafael Bosnjak12.30pm Baptism5.00pmSung VespersthMonday 13 MayOur Lady of Fatima7.30amMassPro Populo (people of the parish)Tuesday 14th MayFeast of Saint Matthias, apostle7.00amMassArchie and Gillian MacleanthWednesday 15 MayEaster FeriaNo public MassThursday 16th MayEaster Feria7.00pmMassNovember Dead List7.30pmAdoration of the Blessed SacramentFriday 17th MayEaster Feria7.30amMassNovember Dead ListthSaturday 18 MayEaster Feria9.00amAdoration of the Blessed Sacrament, Benediction and ConfessionsFIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER6.00pmMassA. Griffiths7.00pmConfessionsSunday 19th MayFIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER9.00amMassNovember Dead ListChildren’s liturgy; Tea and coffee after11.00am MassPro Populo (people of the parish)Tea and coffee after3.00pmEcumenical Service at Whitefriars5.00pmSung Vespers
Parish Primary School: Saint Augustine’s Catholic Voluntary Academy, Stamford (01780) 762094 Part of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Nottingham Diocesan Website: www.dioceseofnottingham.uk Nottingham Roman Catholic Diocesan Trustees Company Number: 7151646 Charity Number: 1134449 Fourth 11th and 12th May 2019 : Fourth Sunday of Easter
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