LITURGY, THE PRAYER OF THE PEOPLE23rd Sunday of the Year

Saturday:4.30 pm Saint Mary (Jenny Hobbs & Margaret Hoare)5.30pm Saint David Lewis (Francis Kinsella & Margaret Moore get well Ints.)6.00pm Saint Basil & Saint Gwladys (+Nigel Moulton, Monica Pugsley 101st Birthday)

Sunday: 9.00 am Saint Anne (Kitty Hayes Int.)

9.30 am Saint Mary (Good Estate of Mary McGonigle, +Daniel Daloia)10.30 am Saint Michael (Bella James)11.00 am Saint David (Monica Pugsley 101st Birthday)6.00 pm Saint Mary (People of the Parish)

Monday 9.30 am Saint Michael Divine Office10.00 am Saint Mary (Romilly & Frank Fenlan)12.00 pm Saint Basil &

`` Saint Gwladys Requiem for Andrew McCarthy

Tuesday 10.00 am Saint Anne Devotions10.00 am Saint Mary (Michael & Ellen Buckley)

Wednesday 7.30 am Saint Mary (People of the Parish)

10.00 am Saint Mary (+Brida,+Ficeto, & +Ibrahim families)7.00 pm Saint Michael Adoration

Thursday Birthday of our Lady10.00 am Saint Mary (+Nigel Moulton)5.00 pm Saint Michael Holy Hour

Friday 10.00 am Saint Mary (+Vivaldo Savina Senese, Nicola Sibley Int., +Terry Flynn)2.00 pm Saint Mary Divine Mercy Devotions

Saturday 10.00 am Saint Mary (+Tibor & Eva)3.30 pm Saint Mary Adoration, till 4.15.

Next Sunday’s Intentions (24th Sunday of the Year)Saint Anne: Carol Bracchi Int.Saint Basil & Saint Gwladys: Thanksgiving Int. for Monica PugsleySaint David : Monica Pugsley 101st Birthday Saint David Lewis: Saint Mary : :+John Pearson :Saint Michael : Bella James

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION10.45 – 11.45 am Saint Mary

3.30 – 4.15pm Saint Mary

You must give up everything to follow Me

A1. Because they are shellfish. A2. Envelope. .

Centenary Prayer Intention 3rd/4th : Saint Patrick, NewportRevd. Brian Cuddihy I.C., and Revd Eric Willett I.C. Rosminian Fathers.Provincialate of the Sisters of Saint Joseph of Annecy

Bereaved or Lonely?All Saints Parish Bereavement

Support Group is holding weekly Drop-in Sessions at Saint Michael’s

Church HallEvery Wednesday 2pm to 4pm

If you are grieving, feeling lonely or would simply appreciate a cup of tea and a friendly chat please feel free to drop in or for more information call Marcella Curran on 07516 921497

Yr Offeren yn Gymraeg:

From September 4th Mass will be celebrated in Welsh every Sunday at 4.30pm in St Teilo’s Church, Old Church Road, Whitchurch CF14 1AD. This is a regular opportunity for those learning Welsh and children in Welsh medium education to hear Mass in Welsh. Croeso cynnes i bawb. Parking available at the church.

ALL SAINTS PARISHSaints Anne, Basil + Gwladys, David, David

Lewis, Mary & Michael“A L I V E A N D A C T I V E ”

The Year of Saint Luke04.09.16.

23rd Sunday of the Year (Sunday Readings: of year C ::: Weekdays of year 11 ::: Breviary: Week iii)

Scripture: Wisdom 9:13-18Psalm 89

R/. O Lord, you have been our refugeFrom one generation to the next

You turn men back into dust and say:‘Go back, sons of men.’To your eyes a thousand years are like /

yesterday, come and gone,no more than a watch in the night.

You sweep men away like a dream,like grass which springs up in the morning.In the morning it springs up and flowers;by evening it withers and fades.

Make us know the shortness of our lifethat we may gain wisdom of heart.Lord, relent! Is your anger for ever?Show pity to your servants.

In the morning, fill us with your love;we shall exult and rejoice all our days.Let the favour of the Lord be upon us,Give success to the work of our hands.

Philemon 9 – 10, 12 – 17.Luke 14: 25 – 33.

Intercession : Lord hear usResponse : Lord graciously hear us

To escape from the worries of everyday life, William joined a religious order where all the members took a vow of silence. On only one day each year were the members allowed to speak, and then they could each say only two words.After he had been in the order for a year, Brother William was brought to the Abbot’s study.“You are permitted to say two words only. Do you understand?”Brother William nodded.“Do you wish to speak?”He nodded again.“Then what are your two words?”“More food.”Another year went by and again he was brought to the Abbot’s study.“Do you wish to speak?”Nod.“What are your two words?”“More blankets.”The third year went by and he was brought to the Abbot again.“Do you wish to speak?”Nod.“I quit”“It’s a good thing too,” said the Abbot. “You’ve done nothing but complain ever since you got here.”

Happy birthday wishes go to Monica Pugsley, who is celebrating her 101st birthday.  We all hope that you have a wonderful time.

Farewell and thank you Father Doyle

This week, Michael leaves All Saints to take up his first appointment as a Parish Priest.This will be for him a step into the unknown, but the words of Jesus speaks to all when he first said “leave all behind and come and follow me”.

Michael has done this, but the Lord wants more from him, “get into the boat and head out from the safety of the shore to deeper uncharted waters”. That will take courage!

Michael, thank you for your time among us, for the joys and sorrows we’ve shared, Blessings to you Son, - “Daddy”.

Canon Michael Evans Revd. Michael Doyle Revd. John BoyeDeacon Pasquale Cinotti Deacon Rigo Logier Sister Brigid CantwellSister Paul Gerard Chidgey Sister Justina Morrin Sister Visitation O’Donoghue

9 Stow Hill, NP20 1TP 01633 265533 Mon.-Fri. 9am-3pm E.Mail allsaintsnpt@hotmail.co.uk Website : allsaintsrcnewport.org.uk

Royal Gwent + St. Woolos Hospitals 234234 Sick Calls (Emergency) 07805 696474 Hospital Rota Today : David & Mary Next Sunday : John

Collections Saint Anne: £198.81 (Gift Aided: £) 60Saints Basil and Gwladys: £221.00 (Gift Aided: £92.60)Saint David: £274.14 (Gift Aided: £87.81) 130Saint David Lewis: £156.00 (Gift Aided: £55.00) 65Saint Mary: £769.00 (Gift Aided: £261.00) 358Saint Michael: £327.00 (Gift Aided: £102.00) 153

PARISH PASTORAL TEAM

HOSPITAL TEAM

PARISH OFFICE

Q1. How come oysters never donate to charity? 

Q2. What starts with E, ends with E, and has only 1 letter in it?

What does “Spot” like this week?

DOES CARE OF THE DYING MEAN RATIONING MERCY?

During this Year of Mercy, Pope Francis has constantly reminded us of the Corporal Works of Mercy. One of these is caring for those who are sick, and all that implies in an age of extraordinary medical advances. In the light of this, and in view of the increasingly controversial issues surrounding ‘end of life decisions’ ,

Baroness Finlay of Llandaff has been invited to St. David’s Cathedral to give an important talk on the subject of Palliative Care. Her talk will be entitled “Does Care of the Dying mean Rationing Mercy”.

Ilora Finlay is a Professor of Palliative Care at Cardiff University and a practising consultant at the Velindre Cancer Hospital in the city. She is a cross bench member of the House of Lords and Chair of Trustees of the National Council for Palliative Care. She is well known for her outstanding work particularly in the field of care for those patients living with cancer. Her talk will cover many areas including: patients and doctors; the control of pain; responsibility for decision making; necessary information; withholding and withdrawing treatment; end of life decisions.

The talk will take place at 1.15pm on Wednesday 14 September in the Mostyn Room at St. David’s Cathedral. It will be of particular value to patients and their relatives and carers, hospital chaplains and those who visit the sick. Although admission is free, it is expected that there will be a big demand for places. If you would like a ticket, please email arch@rcadc.org so that places may be allocated on a first come first served basis.

SUNG VESPERSTinern Abbey

Sunday 4th September 2016, 3pmAn ecumenical celebration of Evening

PrayerSpeaker : Most Revd. Dr. Barry Morgan

Archbishop of WalesPLEASE BRING A FOLDING CHAIR.

Entry to the Abbey is free for those attending the service.

Lunches and teas are available in the Village.

Organised by Friends of Our Lady of Tintern With kind permission of CadwTel 01594 530612 (Secretary)

MEMORIAL SERVICE St. Anne’s Church – Oliphant Circle

Wednesday 14th September 20167.00p.m.

A Memorial Service will be held for the relatives of those who have died recently at

St. Anne’s Hospice.

Father of goodness and love,

hear our prayersfor the sick members of our

community and for all who are in need.

Amid mental and physical sufferingmay they find consolationin your healing presence.

Show your mercy as you close wounds, cure illness, make broken bodies whole and free downcast

spirits.May these special people findlasting health and deliverance,and so join us in thanking you

for all your gifts.We ask this through the Lord Jesuswho healed those who believed.

Amen.

ROUND AND ABOUT IN OUR CHURCHES

Saturday : 12.30 Baptism of Ivy Gregory at St Mary’s.12.30 Baptism of Daisy-May O’Connor at St. Mary’s.

Sunday 9.30 Baptism of Rio Roberto Salas during St. Mary’s Mass.10.30 Baptism of Lyra Harrington during St. Michael’s Mass11.00 Baptism of Blake Jenkins during St. David’s Mass.12.30 Baptism of Malika & Dakoda at St. Mary’s Church.

Monday: 10.30 Line Dancing at Saint David Lewis Church.5.00 Saint Mary’s Legion of Mary meet, in the Marian Room

in Saint Mary’s Institute. 5.00 Saint Mary’s SVP Conference meet in the Institute 5.45 Saint David’s S.V.P. (Society of Saint Vincent de Paul)

meet in Saint David’s.

Tuesday: 10.00 Saint David Lewis – Novena to the Divine Mercy10.00 Tuesday Talent Group at Saint David Lewis Church. 10.00 Saint Anne’s, Devotions to Our Lady, followed by meeting of the Community Club.

Wednesday: 2.00 All Saints Bereavement Support Group Drop-in Session at St Michael’s Church Hall.7.00 St. Basil & St. Gwladys Community Meeting in the Guild Room7.30 Line Dancing at Saint David Lewis Church.

Thursday: 10.30 Line Dancing at Saint David Lewis Church 2.00 St. Basil & St. Gwladys Natter’s Group meet

Friday:

Saturday:

Next Sunday: 12.30 Baptism of Aine-Marie Marshall at St Mary’s Church12.30 Baptism of Deaglan-James Marshall at St Mary’s Church12.30 Baptism of Bella Bluett at St Mary’s Church

DIARY DATES Thursday 15th September Saint David Lewis Community meetingThursday 15th September Saint Anne’s Community Meeting.Friday 23rd September Saint Anne’s Fish and chip supper. Tuesday 27th September Saint Anne’s Coffee Morning in aid of MacMillan Nurses Saturday 12th November Saint Anne’s Christmas Bazaar

PRAYERS PLEASEPlease pray for the Repose of the souls of Lisa Kenny, Ray Morgan, Joanne Dowding, Florence Holmes, and all who have died recently.

Please remember also in your prayers, Fr. Kevin Payne, Canon Pat O’Gorman, Fr. Eric Willet, Christine Bennett, Marilyn Boddy, Pat Bowen, Chloe Bowker, Liz Breen, Royston Chambers, Pina di Rienzo, Zonia Dagger, Mel Davies, Dave, Elizabeth Duran, Raymond Emms, Albert Evans, John Fox, Catherine George, Ross Goodwin, Casey Hard, Rose Hackwood, Jim Hart, Glenys Harvey, Kitty Hayes, Janet Gillian Jones, Ron Kelly, Penny Lake, Callum Lewis, Avril McDonald, Andrew Moulder, Marie Murphy, Paul O’Brien, Danny O’Carroll, Lil O’Hagen, Chris Oates, David Oates, Mary Park, Simon Park, Colin Richards, Margaret Rowe, Idris Skillen, Lolith Sauksciuviene, Mary Savini, Lillian Skillen, Joyce Stewart, Lucy Stoneman, Alan Strong, Avril Taylor, Tom Ware, Pat Webb, John Wilkinson and Catherine Williams, and all in the Family of our Parish who are sick or housebound, and all who care for them.

Someone to Pray for? Please tell your ‘Community Correspondent’ or ring the Newsletter Secretary, 265533

Fish and Chip Supper is scheduled for Friday 23rd Sept at 7:00pm. Price £6:50p. We would be grateful if you would put your names, what you require and correct money I an envelope ready to hand to Nancy/Carol as soon as possible.

Our coffee morning for MacMillan cancer support is on Tuesday Sept 27th. Will have our usual bring and buy, with a raffle. Please support this most worthy appeal.

Hall cleaning: We need a cleaner for two hours each fortnight. If you know of anyone would do this job please contact Nancy Jones or Sr. Vis for further details.

The Community Committee is due to meet in the sacristy at 6:15pm on Thursday 15th Sept.

Joyful birthday wishes go to one of our choir members, Mrs Monica Pugsley, who is celebrating her 101st birthday.  We all hope that you have a wonderful time.

This month we are particularly thinking about the Ministers of Communion. They give up their time to visit the people who are sick, housebound or in hospital, as well as helping to give Holy Communion in our Churches. Thank you very much folks.

The Natters Group will meet on Thursday, 8th September at 2pm. Everyone is welcome to come along for tea, biscuits, cake and lively conversation.

Apologies for the error in last weeks newsletter when the wrong Ministers were shown for the 3rd/4th September.

Cleaning Group: 6

Lottery Wednesday 24th August No.01 J SandersSaturday 27th August No.08 G Fiera

Church Cleaning: We need help with cleaning the church, if you can spare an hour or two once every six weeks we would be very grateful, Please phone Jen 213102 or Margaret 77982

A HUGE THANK YOU AND OUR GRATITUDE are due to Margaret Hoare and Jenny Hobbs who, for many years, have taken care of the gardens in the Church grounds. They are having to step down from this September. What can we say?  Thank you both from us all.THE THING NOW IS - - we need to replace them.  Any offers, any questions as to what's involved? Think about it or you may be hunted down. Margaret and Jenny will offer help, advice and guidance about the role.

THANK YOU:A big thank you to all who helped organize and attended the party last Saturday, to thank and bid farewell to Fr. Michael Doyle as he embarks on his onward journey to serve the church. Your contribution and presence is truly appreciated.

CONGRATULATIONS:We congratulate the students of All Saints Parish, who have recently had their examination results. Well Done to all. May you enjoy the rewards of your achievements throughout your life.

DATES TO REMEMBER: Thursday 15th September 2016: Committee meeting in St. David Lewis' Community Hall at 6.30pm.

INVITATION:  Please join us every Saturday at 5.00 pm in the church to recite the rosary and pray for families and personal intentions.

DIVINE MERCY DEVOTIONS:Please join us every Tuesday at 10:00 am for ‘Divine Mercy Devotions’.

Line Dancing : Why not combine getting fitter with fun and join our LINE DANCERS. Sessions are held on Monday and Thursday 10:30 am – 12:30 pm and Wednesday 07:30 pm- 09:30 pm ALL WELCOME!!!

Tuesday Talent Group : If you have handcraft skills that you would like to share with us or just get involved with the team, come along next Tuesday from 10:00

The Piety Shop will be open before and after Mass every Saturday.

St. Anne 3rd/4th September 10th/11th SeptemberReaders Sr. Mary Hurley

Jean StanfordPat Burgess

Mike GlennonPat TempestMartin Kurzik

Communion Danica WilliamsMathew Varghese.

Mike GlennonPat Tempest

C.L.O.W. Pat BurgessVanessa Sherwood

Jean StanfordJames Stanford

Counters Gilbert & Nancy Jones Mike & Janet SingletonCleaners Pat Casagrande

Cath BennettMarta WilliamsTrevor Williams

St. Basil &St. Gwladys 3rd/4th September 10th/11th September

The Word Hillary LeadbetterJulie Oates

Anne EdgeSr. Paul

Communion Siobhan Quinn Mary CullenC.L.O.W. Julie & Joy Julie & DavidCounters Margaret Whitfield

Tony SheehanJune & Margaret Brooks

Cleaners Larry & Jackie Cullen

Larry & Jackie Cullen.

St. David 3rd/4th September 10th/11th September

CommunionGinoCeriJohn H

MartinKath James

SAINT DAVID LEWISCommunity Committee

Chair: Mary BurkeCorrespondent: Esther Gomes

07724248996

The Legion of Mary intention this week is for all those returning or starting school this week.

Roof Restoration Fund: Don’t forget your extra pound for the second collection or other donations at : https://campaign.justgiving.com/charity/archdiocese-cardiff/stmarysnpt Well done! Last week’s collection was £275.00 Total currently stands at £6556.70 If anyone has any fundraising ideas, or knows anyone who would like to sponsor the funding, please let the Parish office know, or one of the Community Council members.

Lunch bags for the homeless:- Empty bags to be distributed on September 10/11th for return on Sept.17/18th . We are dispensing with Groups 1 & 2-please contribute when you can. Thanks John Haywood.

Gift Aid Statements can be found at the back of Church.

 

Adoration on Wednesday at 7pm. Holy Hour Thursday at 5.30pm. All are welcome.

If you know of anyone admitted to a local residential or nursing home, whether permanently or for respite, please let the St Michael's Community Council Secretary know so that any Communion arrangements they may want can be made.

On Friday 2nd September & Saturday 3rd September a team of 15 police officers from Newport Central Police Station are planning on cycling the 110 miles from Newport along the

Brecon and Monmouthshire canal to Brecon then returning to Newport Fugitives Athletic Club at High Cross to raise valuable funds for HCPT Group 99. The team has a variety of cycling experience ranging from Triathletes and serious riders to a handful of 6 feet plus 20 stone non-riders!! The journey along the canal incorporates an elevation of approximately 2000 feet, in excess of 23 bridges, 36 locks and a variety of other hazards to negotiate.Please Help us to help local children. ON-LINE DONATIONS CAN BE MADE BY GOING TO: www.justgiving.com/2016policecycle4group99 or left at the presbytery office for Mike Halford of Group 99

Ministering to the Assembly

St. Mary 3rd/4th September 10th/11th September

Readers Suzan GlennonDuncan Collie

Mary TilleyCharles Reynolds4.30

9.30 Kitty McHughAnna Lloyd

Suzan GlennonAllan FearHelen Walmsley

6.00 Tony TurnerVincent Charmary

Margaret KrogerMary Richardson

Communion As per separate list As per separate listCleaners Group 6 Group 1C.L.o.W. No C.L.o.W. ………………..

St. Michael 3rd/4th September 10th/11th SeptemberThe Word Ann Pollard

Catherine FisherRosemary AndersonJoseph Curran

Communion Myfanwy AndersonGerald Anderson

Kathleen MaguireSheila Wigmore

Our Congratulations and best wishes

for their future happiness, go to

Tracy Bone and Paul Grant married in Saint Basil & Saint

Gwladys Church this Saturday. SAINT MICHAELCommunity CommitteeChair : Catherine Fisher 263358 Secretary : Michael Coombes. 400763Correspondent: AllsaintsBSG@live.co.uk

SCHOOLS VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!

Could you visit a local Catholic school to talk about the work of CAFOD?

We are looking for volunteers to give a short presentation or talk about the work of CAFOD and inspire children and young people to make a difference.Full training and resources provided. If you are interested in learning more, please contact CAFOD South Wales on 02920 344 882 or email southwales@cafod.org.uk or see the poster at the back of the church.

O God of the poor, help us to rescue the abandoned

and forgotten of this earth, so precious in your eyes.

Bring healing to our lives, that we may protect the world and

not prey on it, that we may sow beauty, not pollution and

destruction. Amen. (Pope Francis, Laudato Si’, A prayer for our earth)

Holy Door EventSt Mary’s, Stow Hill

Wednesday 21st September, 4pm -5.30pm or 7pm – 8.30pm.

Please invite your friends and non-practising Catholics, to come along and share refreshments, a friendly chat and hear about the Spirit of the Year of Mercy.

All are Welcome, please see poster at the back of the Church.