St. Joseph’s Dinnington. Parish Priest: Fr Andy. Tel: 01909 562664
Weekend Masses:
9.30am Sunday at St. Joseph’s
6pm Saturday at Blessed William Richardson, Kiveton (for Sunday)
Email: andyjgraydon@gmail.com. Website: www.stjosephsdinnington.com
EMERGENCY CONTACT:
In the event of an emergency where you may specifically require the services of a priest please contact either:
Monica Carroll (07813 920844) or Anne Marie Carroll (0784 038663)
Week beginning Sunday 28th April 2024
The Fifth Sunday of Easter (Year B)
SATURDAY: 27th April
6pm Service of the Word with Holy Communion at Blessed William Richardson Church, Kiveton.
Readings for the day:
Acts 13:44-52; Psalm 97(98):1-4; John 14:7-14
SUNDAY:
9.30am Mass at St. Joseph’s. Celebrant Fr. Geoff Bottoms.
Readings:
Acts 9:26-31; Psalm 21(22):26-28,30-32;
1 John 3:18-24; John 15:1-8
MONDAY: No Mass today
1 John 1:5-2:2; Psalm 102(103):1-4,8-9,13-14,17-18; Matthew 11:25-30
(Saint Catherine of Siena, Virgin, Doctor)●
TUESDAY: No Mass today
11.30am Hour of quiet prayer at Blessed William Richardson Church, Kiveton.
Acts 14:19-28; Psalm 144(145):10-13a,21; John 14:27-31
(Saint Pius V, Pope)●
WEDNESDAY: SAINT JOSEPH THE WORKER
No Mass today
Acts 15:1-6; Psalm 121(122):1-5; John 15:1-8
THURSDAY: No Mass today
2pm: The Holy Rosary for Peace in the parish rooms.
Acts 15:7-21; Psalm 95(96):1-3,10; John 15:9-11
(Saint Athanasius, Bishop, Doctor) ●
FRIDAY: SAINTS PHILIP AND JAMES, APOSTLES
No Mass today
1 Corinthians 15:1-8; Psalm 18(19):2-5; John 14:6-14
SATURDAY: THE ENGLISH MARTYRS
6pm Mass at Blessed William Richardson Church, Kiveton.
Celebrant Fr O’ Connell.
Readings for the day:
Acts 7:55-60; Psalm 30(31):3-4,6,8,17,21; Matthew 10:17-20
Next Sunday: The Sixth Sunday of Easter (Year B):
9.30am Mass at St.Joseph’s
Readings for Mass:
Acts 10:25-26,34-35,44-48; Psalm 97(98):1-4;
1 John 4:7-10; John 15:9-17
PARISH PRAYER FOR THE WEEK: We pray for the people of Sudan, as they face conflict and hunger: that through God’s grace and our actions they may know peace and receive the practical support that they need. Lord, in your mercy…… (CAFODweekly prayers of intercession)
THE POPE’S INTENTION FOR APRIL: For the role of women
We pray that the dignity and immense value of women be recognised in every culture, And for the end of discrimination that they experience in different parts of the world.
NOTICES
We welcome Fr. Geoff Bottoms to celebrate our Mass this Sunday.
RIP TEDDY KELLY: Teddy passed away at home on Tuesday at 12.25. He was surrounded with love and it was very peaceful. Sue said “Richard and Katie held him in their arms and cuddled him as he left us. We were very privileged as a family to be there with him”
Our thoughts and prayers are with the family at this very difficult time.
RIP MAUREEN APPLEY: The Cremation service for Maureen Appley, who died last week, is on May 7th at Rotherham Crematorium. We continue pray for Helen and the family at this sad time.
RIP PAUL CUMMINS: The funeral for Paul Cummins, who died 13th April, will be on Tuesday 30th April at 1pm at Barnby Moor Crematorium, Retford followed by a small gathering at the Saxon Hotel, Kiveton Park. Family flowers only, donations to Chamwood Residential Care Home where Paul happily lived since last December. We continue to keep Julie, Sarah and the family in our thoughts and prayers.
RETIRING COLLECTIONS: There will be retring collections after Masses this weekend for the Preists training Fund and after Masses on weekend of 4th and 5th May for CAFOD Emergency Appeal for Sudan (See below)
CAFOD EMERGENCY APPEAL FOR SUDAN:
The people of Sudan need our help urgently. CAFOD are launching an emergency appeal for donations to get aid to them on the biggest scale we can muster.
When violence broke out last year in Sudan between government and paramilitaries, most aid agencies evacuated. Now, humanitarian workers are struggling to get back into Sudan to help, meaning severe delays in getting aid to the people, and the challenges of getting into areas where fighting is still going on remain. Many borders are shut as the government say they need to keep weapons out.
But the Church and our local partners are still there. Please, stand with them today.
The situation has gone from serious to desperate very quickly. The UN is calling it ‘the world’s worst displacement crisis’. At least 8 million people have had to flee their homes; famine looms.
“At least 25 million Sudanese need immediate, emergency help. Families are already going hungry and famine is looming. This crisis threatens to become the worst in living memory.” (Telley Sadia, CAFOD’s country representative for Sudan)
Let us, as Cardinal Nichols and Bishop Swarbrick wrote recently to Cardinal Stephen Ameyu Martin Mulla, Archbishop of Juba and president of the Sudanese Bishops’ Conference,
‘extend to you the prayerful support of the Church in England and Wales and… express our solidarity with you in your current circumstances of profound distress. We have heard your cry in your recent statement, in which you reminded the international community of the need for support to bring about an end to the civil conflict and allow for immediate humanitarian access to alleviate hunger across Sudan.’
Our Caritas and Church networks are there when many aid agencies aren’t, where people are in a desperate situation. The Church in Sudan is already responding and asking us to help them do more. Even in this year of economic stretch for many people here, we know that the Catholic community will want to respond with compassion to help people facing famine.
Despite this overwhelming scale, you will have seen how media attention is limited. We are calling on the Catholic community of England and Wales to give the people of Sudan our attention, and our hearts.
CAMINO: On Sunday 28th April a member of the congregation of Wales Methodist Church is giving a talk about his experience of a Camino (a journey) from Valencia in Portugal to Santiago de Compostella in Spain last September. This will take place at Wales Kiveton Methodist Church at 3pm. All welcome.
FREE WELLBEING COURSE FOR PARENTS: Online – Wednesdays 6.30-7.30pm starting 8th May
A free six-week course for a happier and more relaxed you.
Join us to explore:-
How to take care of yourself as a parent and improve your wellbeing
- Emotional Self-care – Emotional self-care allows us to take time for the benefit of our health and well-being.
- Thinking about putting your own needs first - building your resilience.
- Being more assertive and setting boundaries – so that you can communicate better and more effectively at home and work.
- Stress and relaxation techniques – learning new skills for a more relaxed you.
- Build resilience and recover from trauma – To move forward in our life.
Come and join us for these relaxed, friendly and supportive sessions!
For more information and to book in please contact Janet Kent on 07927657462 or email jkent@hallam-diocese.com
NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER IN SUPPORT OF SURVIVORS OF ABUSE: Bishop Ralph Heskett will be leading a service at the parish hall of St Michael and All Angels Wombwell on Tuesday 30th April at 7-00pm. The service is for all parishioners, volunteers, clergy and curia staff to attend. The key element of the service is for the church to unite as one to show survivors that we stand beside them and offer our love, care and support in their healing. Steel City Choristers will provide lovingly prepared songs during the service.
LIVE SIMPLY APRIL:
Live Simply and Sustainably with Creation: Grow bee friendly plants, put out a dish of water for bees, make a bee hotel in your garden.
Live in Solidarity with the Poor: Wonderful news - a debt cancellation deal for Zambia has been agreed, a cause for celebration.
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR SICK: George Blow and his grandma; Victoria Broughton; Christopher Browne; Eileen Butterfield; Jim Chandler; Sam Cleasby; Betty Delaney; Pat Duffin; Gillian Gee; Robert Hume; Sophie Hughes; Owen Jenkinson; Sheila Kobyluch; Jed Krotki; Kumba; Isabel Main-Reade; Haylen Markillie; Charlie Massarella; John Parker; Emma Pearson (Glen’s daughter); Annie Reynolds; Maria Senogles; Sandra Sherratt; Olive Stafford; Robert Stock; Pat Vickers; Teresa Williams; and Michel.
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