Sunday 13 July - Fourth Sunday after Trinity11.00am Sung Mass6.00pm MassMonday 14 July9.00am Morning PrayerWednesday 16 July12.00noon Rosary12.30pm MassFriday 18 July9.00am Morning Prayer2.30pm Mass at Earlsdon Park VillageSaturday 19 July10.00am - 12.00noon Church and café open.12.30pm MassSunday 203 July - Fifth Sunday after Trinity11.00am Sung Mass6.00pm MassAll are welcome to any of our services.NOTICESREADINGS FOR TODAY’S MASSESDeuteronomy 30: 10-14Part of Psalm 69 R/ Seek God, you who are poor, and your hearts will revive.Colossians 1:15-20 Alleluia, alleluia.Your words, O Lord, are Spirit and life;you have the words of eternal life.Alleluia.Luke 10:25-37 (pages 1021-1024 of the Sunday Missal)CHURCH OPENING HOURSAs part of our plan to have the church open more often, we recruiting volunteers to be on duty to help keep the church open and to welcome visitors. No-one will be asked to work alone, and we are only asking people to commit to short shifts on duty. Do please see the sign up sheet at the back of church. FORTHCOMING EVENTSGoa Anglican Centre FestivalOn Sunday 27 July we will host the regional festival of the Goa Anglican Centre. Lunch will be provided as part of the festival—do let Fr Dexter know if you would like to join that. In the afternoon there will be a presentation on the work of the charity. Rectory Garden PartySaturday 9 August—more details soon!READINGS FOR NEXT SUNDAY’S MASSESGenesis 18:1-10a Part of Psalm 15 Colossians 1:24-28 Luke 10:38-42 (pages 1026-1027 of the Sunday Missal)
Sunday 6 July - Third Sunday after Trinity11.00am Sung Mass6.00pm MassMonday 7 July9.00am Morning PrayerWednesday 9 July12.00noon Rosary12.30pm MassFriday 11 July9.00am Morning PrayerSaturday 12 July10.00am - 12.00noon Church and café open.12.30pm MassSunday 13 July - Fourth Sunday after Trinity11.00am Sung Mass6.00pm MassAll are welcome to any of our services.NOTICESREADINGS FOR TODAY’S MASSESIsaiah 66:10-14cPart of Psalm 66 R/ Cry out with joy to God, all the earth.Galatians 6:14-18 Alleluia, alleluia.Let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts;let the word of Christ dwell in you richly.Alleluia.Luke 10:1-12,17-20 (pages 1017-1019 of the Sunday Missal)FOODBANKWe continue to collect for them throughout the year, and the bin is always at the back of church to receive donations. At present, there is a particular need for Tinned Vegetables, Cooking Sauce, UHT Long Life Milk, Instant Mash Potato, Jam, Fruit Juice or Squash, Dry Noodles, Male Toiletries, and Female ToiletriesOUR LADY OF HOLBROOKSAs part of their Festival Weekend St Luke’s, Holbrooks, will celebrate Our Lady of Holbrooks with Solemn Mass at 2.00 p.m. on Saturday. The Mass will be followed by afternoon tea and Benediction. All are welcome, but do please let Fr Dexter know so that he can advise St Luke’s of likely numbers. FORTHCOMING EVENTSGoa Anglican Centre FestivalOn Sunday 27 July we will host the regional festival of the Goa Anglican Centre. Lunch will be provided as part of the festival—do let Fr Dexter know if you would like to join that. In the afternoon there will be a presentation on the work of the charity. Rectory Garden PartySaturday 9 August—more details soon!READINGS FOR NEXT SUNDAY’S MASSESDeuteronomy 30: 10-14Part of Psalm 69 Colossians 1:15-20 Luke 10:25-37 (pages 1021-1024 of the Sunday Missal)
Sunday 29 June - SS Peter & Paul11.00am Sung Mass6.00pm MassTuesday 1 July10.00am—4.00pm Art exhibition in churchWednesday 2 July10.00am—4.00pm Art exhibition in churchNo Rosary or Mass at St John’s today. Mass at St Nicholas, Radford, at 10.00am Thursday 3 July10.00am—4.00pm Art exhibition in churchSaturday 5 July10.00am - 12.00noon Church and café open.12.30pm MassSunday 6 July - Third Sunday after Trinity11.00am Sung Mass6.00pm MassAll are welcome to any of our services.NOTICESREADINGS FOR TODAY’S MASSESActs 12: 1-11Part of Psalm 34 R/ From all my terrors the Lord set me free.2 Timothy 4:6-8,17-18Alleluia, alleluia.You are Peter, and on this rock I will build my Church,and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.Alleluia.Matthew 16: 13-19 (pages 1155-1157 of the Sunday Missal)SIDNEY STRINGER ACADEMY ART EXHIBITION We are pleased to be hosting this art exhibition again this year. It takes place on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday this week between 10am and 4pm and is free. Do come and see some great artwork by talented young people. Please note that there will be no weekday services at St John's from Monday to Friday this week. FOODBANKThank you to everyone who contributes to our collection for the Foodbank. We continue to collect for them throughout the year, and the bin is always at the back of church to receive donations. At present, there is a particular need for Tinned Vegetables, Cooking Sauce, UHT Long Life Milk, Instant Mash Potato, Jam, Fruit Juice or Squash, Dry Noodles, Male Toiletries, and Female ToiletriesOUR LADY OF HOLBROOKSAs part of their Festival Weekend in July, St Luke’s, Holbrooks, will be celebrating Our Lady of Holbrooks with Solemn Mass at 2.00 p.m. on Saturday, 12th July. The preacher will be Canon Paul Greenwell. The Mass will be followed by afternoon tea and Benediction. All are welcome to attend, but do please let Fr Dexter know so that he can advise St Luke’s of likely numbers. READINGS FOR NEXT SUNDAY’S MASSES Isaiah 66:10-14c Part of Psalm 66 Galatians 6:14-18 Luke 10:1-12,17-20 (pages 1017-1019 of the Sunday Missal)
Sunday 22 June - Patronal Festival11.00am Sung Mass6.00pm MassMonday 23 June9.00am Morning Prayer5.30pm Mass6.00pm PCC meetingTuesday 24 June - The Birth of John the Baptist12.30pm MassWednesday 25 June 12.00noon Rosary12.30pm MassFriday 27 June9.00am Morning Prayer12.00noon Service of Reflection with healing ministries, followed by lunch Saturday 28 June10.00am - 12.00noon Church and café open. 12.30pm Mass Sunday 29 June - SS Peter & Paul11.00am Sung Mass6.00pm MassAll are welcome to any of our services.NOTICESREADINGS FOR TODAY’S MASSESIsaiah 49:1-6Part of Psalm 139 R/ I thank you who wonderfully made me.Acts 13: 22-26Alleluia, alleluia.You, little child, will be called the Prophet of the Most High,for you will go before the Lord to make ready his ways.Alleluia.Luke 1:57-66,80 (pages 1146-1149 of the Sunday Missal)PATRONAL FESTIVAL Today we celebrate our patronal festival as we mark the birth of our patron saint at both Masses. Our celebration of our patron continues in the coming days, as we will also celebrate the Mass of the Birth of John the Baptist on Tuesday, the actual feast day. Before that, Bishop Paul will be with us tomorrow evening to celebrate the Vigil Mass of the feast before joining the PCC to help us explore our missional priorities as a parish. Do join us for these Masses, and pray that supported by our heavenly patron we may discern the Lord’s will for his church in this place. SIDNEY STRINGER ACADEMY ART EXHIBITION We are pleased to be hosting this art exhibition again this year. The exhibition takes place on Tuesday 1 July, Wednesday 2 July and Thursday 3 July between 10am and 4pm and is free. Do come and see some wonderful artwork by talented young people. Please note that there will be no weekday services from Monday to Friday that week. READINGS FOR NEXT SUNDAY’S MASSESActs 12: 1-11Part of Psalm 34 2 Timothy 4:6-8,17-18 Matthew 16: 13-19 (pages 1155-1157 of the Sunday Missal)