Our Lady & The English Martyrs Litherland
Our Lady & The English Martyrs17th April 2022EASTER DAYLitherlandParish Priest: Rev Canon Mark B Madden KCHS FRSA0151 928 3471 rtyrs.co.uk
QUESTION OF THE WEEKHave I heard the reassuring voice of the Lord? While I listen forhis voice, how do I witness to the difference the Risen Lordmakes in my life?WELCOMEWelcome back toJamal Kawa who isstaying for a fewdays with Fr Mark.Jamal is fromJerusalem but inhis final fewmonths at CardiffUniversity.WEEKDAY MASSMass on Monday, Bank Holiday, will becelebrated at 12noon.THANK YOUA huge thank you to everyone who has helpedto make Holy Week special, for the beautifulflowers and incredible Easter Garden.Thank you to you all!ADVICE TO PARISHESThe call of Christian charity requires us to be concerned for each otherand, in particular, those who are most vulnerable or who may be anxious.We will therefore follow Archdiocesan guidelines and continue with theexpectation that face coverings will be used by those attending church.SCRIPTURE FESTIVALCome to the most exciting St Albans Scripture Festival godwhospeaks.uk/our-dioceses/st-albans- scripture-festivalThe Society of St. Gregory is offering these Scripture workshops:Wednesday 27 April 2022 at 7.30-9pm: Scriptures for Eastertime(Mgr Kevin McGinnell)These are online interactive sessions, with lots of practical help andtips. 10 per person, or 25 if you book for more than twoworkshops. Bookings, together with all the details, are available ontheir website - www.ssg.org.ukOn 11th May, Mgr Kevin McGinnell will lead us in a bonus session,‘Shadows in the Gospel’, for which there’s no charge. You canreserve your place when booking for the other sessions online.
Commission on Dialogue and Unity AccompanyingRamadan Cardinal Michael FitzgeraldRamadan, the ninth month of the year according to the lunar calendarfollowed by Muslims, started on 2 April. It is a holy month, markedespecially by a fast each day during the hours of light. This way offasting sets Muslims apart from others. In the southern Philippines,on the island of Mindano which has a large Muslim population, theChristians devised a programme which they called Duyog Ramadan,“Accompanying Ramadan”. The idea was taken from music. Whenpeople sing, they are often accompanied by someone playing theguitar. The guitarist doesn’t necessarily sing, but he or she backs upthe singers by strumming. In a similar way Christians, who are notobserving Ramadan, can accompany the Muslims who are doing so.In 2020, the priests and people of St Vincent de Paul parish, inLiverpool 1, decided to do just this. They wished to accompany theirMuslim brothers and sisters, especially by their prayers. In order tosustain this effort some information about Ramadan, or about Islamin general, was provided every day on the parish Facebook account.It is these daily posts that have been collected in the booklet whichcan be found at: PASCHAL CANDLE 2022This year’s Paschal Candle is called ‘Luke 24’. Wecelebrate - “Why do you search for the living oneamong the dead? He is not here, he has risen”.Our Saviour Jesus Christ, on this morning wecelebrate.One of the most resonating scripture reading of our faith emblazonedas the theme of this paschal candle. The burial shroud symbolicallydraped on his cross, his Chi Roe monogram triumphantly crownsthe design ensemble. All rendered in wax with highlights of copperleaf and burnished with bronze wash.Fr Mark blessed the Paschal Candle on Easter Night and it will shinebrightly everyday for the next 50 days and at every Baptism &Funeral.
ENGLISH MARTYRS JOSPICE “200 CLUB” APRIL DRAW1st 202nd 153rd 104th 10No. 166No. 78No. 105No. 4M DickinsonC McGennityB WhiteB BenbowSpare numbers are available for anyone wishing to join, 1 permonth. Contact Myra on 928 1136CATHOLIC WOMEN: INTERNATIONAL SYNODSURVEY Catholic Women Speak is an inter national for um fordialogue, theological discussion and awareness- raising aroundissues to do with women in the Catholic Church. They haveproduced a survey for the synod link below:www.catholicwomenspeak.com/catholic-women- internationalsynod-survey/POPE FRANCIS PRAYER INTENTIONFOR APRILHealth Care WorkersWe pray for health care workers whoserve the sick and the elderly,especially in the poorest countries;may they be adequately supported bygovernments and local communities.Lord in your mercy.SOCIAL MEDIA The Archdiocese ofLiverpool now has official accounts onFacebook & Instagram. Please follow usfor the latest news, updates and eventsfrom across the archdiocese.SHOULD I COME TOMASS?The Bishops have askedus to do this now, as theyencourage as many as feelable to return to Church tocelebrate the miracle ofthe Mass and receiveHoly Communion. Thiswill lead to the easing ofrestrictions in ourChurches, though we willcontinue to be careful sothat we can keep eachother safe e.g. wearingface-coverings andrespecting each other’sspace. We will take thingsstep by step
Masses & Services for the coming weekDATEMASS INTENTIONS & SERVICESSaturday 16th April8.30pmPeople of the ParishHoly Saturday Easter Vigil and FirstMass of EasterSunday 17th AprilEaster Sunday10.30amPrivate intentionMonday 18th April12.00pmMgr Austin HuntTuesday 19th April10.00amMargaret RigbyWednesday 20th AprilNO MASSThursday 21st April10.00amFr Bob DouglasFriday 22nd April10.00amJohn & Barbara PercivalSaturday 23rd April1.00pm Baptism - Jake Armitage4.30pmPeople of the ParishSunday 24th April10.30am2nd Sunday of EasterDay of Divine MercyJohn Dunn11.45am Baptism - Emma Louise Roberts
FAITH AND MISSION SPIRITUALITYSisters of St Mary, 55 Swanside Road Liverpool L14 7NJApril-May 2022 St Paul at the intersection of time and cultures: how Jesus Christbecomes the person at the centre of his transformation, life and mission.Five Thursday evenings - Welcome 6.45 for 7 pm21st/28th April 5th/12th & 19th MaySame sessions repeated on Five Tuesday afternoons - Welcome 1.45 for 2pmTuesday 26th April Tuesday 3rd May Tuesday 10thMay Tuesday 17th May Tuesday 24th MayExploring the Bible: an attentive reading of, transformation, life and missiontexts of St Paul.Four Monday afternoons - Welcome 1.45 for 2 pm9th/16th/23rd/30th MayTo attend or for more information text Sr Bridget 07598756557 srbridget.folkard@googlemail.comLiverpool Notre Dame AssociationThe next event will take place on Sunday,22 May. Our first St Julie’s Day and ourmain fundraiser for the year will be held atThe Irenaeus Project, 32 Great GeorgesRoad, Waterloo, Liverpool L22 1RD. Wewill be starting with morning coffee from10.30am followed by Mass at 12noon. Ahot 2 course lunch with wine/soft drinkswill be served at 1pm and following thiswe have 2 fantastic guest speakers, DameColette Bowe and well known actressEileen O’Brien who both attended MountPleasant School. We will finish the daywith tea and cakes. For more informationcontact Bernie Shaw on 0161 483 0173/07891 645 785 or emailberniemshaw@hotmail.comCreative Floral CraftCourseWith conversation andcompanionship a set of4 weekly workshops with MuirSimpson starting onWednesday, 27 April from1pm-4pm in the Gibberd Room.The only other things that youwill need is a willingness to learnsomething new, a sense ofhumour and a smile! So sign upand prepare to be inspired! Theprice for the 4 workshops is 45pp. Please emailc.hanlon@metcathedral.org .ukfor further details.
BRITISH REGION OF THE INTERNATIONALECCUMENICAL FELLOWSHIPThe International Ecumenical Fellowship (IEF) is to hold its46th International Conference from 25th July to 1st August atHope University in Liverpool. The theme of this year’sConference is ‘”I will heal my people” (Jer.33:6) - Togetherin hope, prayer and action for a renewed world’.We welcome participants who want to attend the Conference on adaily basis, rather than being residential. They are welcome to join theConference on one or more days between Tuesday 26th and Sunday31st July. This will include lunch and dinner and attendance at allevents on the programme during the chosen day(s).The Conference will focus on the idea of Encounter and will includevisits to many exciting venues where we will witness projects of hopeand social justice being undertaken by local churches and othergroups working together in this exciting and vibrant city. It will reflectthe progress made in recent years between members of manydifferent churches in Liverpool and will be a real opportunity to seeand experience hope, faith and collaborative work in action. TheConference will also provide the truly enriching experience of meetingwith fellow Christians from many different countries across Europeand beyond.IEF was founded in 1967 by ecumenically concerned Christians fromacross Europe. It now has a presence in many countries, with bothlay and ordained members and people from every denomination andnone.For further information, please see our website http://briefoecumenica.uk/ or send an email to iefliverpool22@gmail.com forfurther information on the Conference, including how to register andthe price. The closing date for registrations is Saturday 30th April(although late applications will be considered). For further information,please contact FI Rosen, fiona.rosen1@gmail.com or 07719 279851“A LIFE LIVED WITH GRACE”On 2 June 2022 choirs throughout the four nations of the United Kingdomand the Commonwealth are being invited to join in a unique musicalcelebration for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee. ‘Churches Together inEngland’ is encouraging churches, congregations, parishes andindividuals throughout England to get involved. For more info visitwww.cte.org.uk/song-for-the- commonwealth/
News from AnimateYouth Retreat Co-ordinator Vacancy - Animate youth ministry team works withover 10,000 young people each year and are currently in the process ofrecruiting a new Retreat Co-ordinator to support the Director and Team Leaderin preparing and delivering retreats and missions for young people across theArchdiocese and helping lead the Gap Year Team. More information about thepost is available on the Archdiocesan website. Information on the work ofAnimate can be found at animateyouth.org.Join the Team - At this time of year the Animate Team offers the opportunity toyoung people over 18 to apply to be part of the team for the next academic year.Often this is an attractive proposal to those who are completing college and arelooking for a gap year before starting University. For more information pleasego to the Animate website.Flame - On 4 March 2023, Animate will take a coach of young people toLondon for the biggest National Catholic Youth event Flame. The Flame eventtakes place every few years at the Wembley Arena and brings together 10,000young people from across the country. Tickets are already on sale at 40 ppincluding the entry ticket and transport from St Mary’s Lowe House. Again,check the Animate website for details.BBC MAKE A DIFFERENCE AWARDSFR MARK’SThis year BBC Radio Merseyside wants toTHEATRE GROUPcelebrate and say thank you to people acrossTwo tickets haveMerseyside who make where we live a betterbecome availableplace. Every day we hear stories of people doingincredible things for each other and theirfor the trip to thecommunities and now it’s time to recognise themEmpire on Fridayfor all their hard work with the first ever BBC Radio10th June to seeMerseyside Make a Difference Awards. Whetherit’s caring for someone in need, being a brilliant‘Joseph and theneighbour, or inspiring children in the classroom, if Amazingyou know someone who is really making aTechnicolourdifference, they can be nominated for an award inthe following 8 categories: Volunteer, CommunityDreamcoat’ . IfGroup, Fundraiser, Carer, Great Neighbour, Key anyoneWorker, Environment, Together Award. Thewishes toawards are free to enter and you can nominatesomeone you know at bbc.co.uk/makeadifference. join usNominations are now open and will close on 29please giveApril 2022 at 11pm. The winners will be announcedyour nameat a Make a Difference awards ceremony inSeptember at the Palm House in Sefton Park.to the Parish Office.
SUNDAY THOUGHTSEven the greatest human mind can’t grasp the resurrection, forit defies understanding. Christians know when where and whyit happened but they don’t know how. They simply know that itdid. It’s the central tenet of Christian faith and the mostimportant event in world history. But for a world that relies onDNA, on witnesses, CCTV and physical evidence the resurrection doesn’t add up.After all, dead bodies don’t just get up and walk away.Easter Sunday is God’s day of cosmic laughter. The power of evil could not containChrist. Death had no hold over him. All that afflicts humanity, all that makes ourdays heavy was swept away as the stone was rolled from the tomb. God laughedin the face of the puny attempts to reduce the dignity of human existence. Theforces of darkness were dispersed by the glorious brilliance of resurrection light.Resurrection is about the grandeur of God, about a new dawn scattering all thatseeks to drag us down. It's a jubilant reminder that God rules over creation and iscapable of turning our ideas about reality on their heads. For microscopes cannotmanage mystery and physics flounders in the face of faith. When Jesus rose fromthe dead he proved that there is more to life than meets the eye. And only eyes offaith can enjoy the vision that is resurrection.The events of Easter Sunday reveal that we are designed and destined for morethan physical existence. Out of despair comes hope; from weakness arisesstrength; pain becomes peace and sorrow changes to joy. From death theresprings new life, a risen life promising that nothing can possibly keep us from thatdeep quality, that eternal life which Jesus offers us by shattering the doors of thetomb.Today we join in God’s laughter. We laugh with the Father who tames our darkestfears, reconciles us and lets his glory been seen. We laugh with the Son who byrising from the dead takes on our weakness and turns it into strength. We laughwith the Spirit who goes before us as our hope and inspiration. And ‘Alleluia’ is oursong!REQUESTFr Mark respectfully asks that people check that lights are switchedoff in the church, porch or sacristy area as often they can be left on formany hours or overnight.
UKRAINE APPEALThere are a few ways to donate to the Archdiocesan appeal for Ukraine:Text HELPUKRAINE to 70085 to donate 2Text HELPUKRAINE to 70450 to donate 3Text HELPUKRAINE to 70460 to donate 5Text HELPUKRAINE to 70470 to donate 10By bank transfer toAccount name: Archdiocese of LiverpoolSort code:40-29-12Account:01551493Reference:Help UkraineOr by cheque made payable to “Archdiocese of Liverpool” and with“Help Ukraine” written on the reverse, these can be sent to the FinanceDepartment: St Margaret Clitherow Centre, Liverpool ArchdiocesanOffice, Croxteth Drive, Liverpool, L17 1AAFinancial donations are still very much needed, a reminder that all detailscan be found here: tThank you again for all of your continued support. We are truly thankfulfor the wealth of goodwill and generosity shown by people across thearchdiocese. We have received over 70,000 in donations so far.Our volunteer drivers safely returned back home last night fromdelivering the donated goods. We have received an update from BishopGregory to let us know that the donated medicines have been transferredto hospitals in Drohobych and Boryslav and a brave volunteer driver hastaken some of the goods to Kyiv.JOB VACANCYRoman Catholic Archdiocese of Liverpool RetreatCo- ordinatorAre you passionate about Christian ministry with young people? ContactFr Simon Gore (Director of Youth Ministry) on 01744 740467 ors.gore@animateyouth.co.uk for an informal chat about the role Todownload a full job description and application pack please visitwww.liverpoolcatholic.org.uk/jobsClosing Date: Thursday 21st April
SUMMER EXCURSION—FRIDAY 8th JULYPlaces are going quickly for our Summer Trip. Thecost of the day is 60 which includes transport,entry to the Eisteddfod, reserved seat in thePavilion and an evening meal in a Chester hotel.Please give your name to the office as soon aspossible if you wish to join us as numbers are restricted.THE GOLDEN BOOKFor the past 50 years, generous donors have been giving to the costof the cathedral and asking for a remembrance at Mass forthemselves, members of their families and their friends, by way of aninscription in the Golden Book. Due to long term sickness theMetropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King is looking for a volunteer tohelp out with enquires and to process inscriptions in the Golden BookOffice, which is situated in its own special chapel in the cathedral forapproximately one day a week.If you enjoy dealing with members of the public, are organised, with agood sense of attention to detail, and have a few hours a week thatyou could put to good use this may be the volunteer role for you. Ifyou are interested in learning more please contact Claire Hanlon,Executive Assistant to the Dean on 0151 709 9222 extension 201 oremail c.hanlon@metcathedral.org.ukJOB VACANCY Liverpool Archdiocese has three excitingopportunities in its new Pastoral Development Department: Training Co-ordinator - Whose principal focus is to design, deliver, procure,and oversee high-quality training and development programmes to meet theneeds of the local church. Catholic Social Action Co-ordinator - Whose principal focus is to support andco-ordinate the work of the Archdiocese relating to social justice andenvironmental issues. Pastoral Development Adviser - Whose principal focus is to help the localchurch (deanery and parish) discern, implement and evaluate their vision andstrategic direction and identify their development needs.All roles are full-time appointments and attract a salary of 31,500 per annum.For more information, visit: www.liverpoolcatholic.org.uk/jobs
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Youth Retreat Co-ordinator Vacancy - Animate youth ministry team works with over 10,000 young people each year and are currently in the process of recruiting a new Retreat Co-ordinator to support the Director and Team Leader in preparing and delivering retreats and missions for young people across the
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