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THE BOURNEMOUTH ORATORY IN FORMATION Sacred Heart, Bournemouth & University Catholic Chaplaincy
served by the Fathers and Brothers of the Oratorian Community of Saint Philip Neri
CONFESSIONS Daily, 20 minutes before each Mass. Wednesdays 11-12 noon. Also 1st Wednesdays 7:30-8:30pm.
Saturdays 11-12 noon, and 4-5pm.
THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Year (A) Parish Mass book page 152 (Psalter week 4)
Readings: Wisdom 6:12-16; 1 Thess. 4:13-18; Matthew 25:1-13
Sunday Bulletin 12th November
2017
MUSIC at 10:30 SOLEMN MASS
Numbers in the blue Hymnal Entrance hymn 398 Kyrie 468 Credo 3 469 Offertory hymn 286 Sanctus 467 Acclamation 471 Pater noster 467 Agnus Dei 467 Communion hymns 332 / 9 Recessional hymn 44
DEVOTIONS
Eucharistic Adoration: Sundays 6pm Benediction Wednesdays 8am – 12 noon. (1st Wednesday 6pm - 9pm, Benediction 8:45pm)
Saturdays 11am – 12 noon.
Oratory: Mon-Fri 7am & 6pm.
Rosary: Monday-Saturday, after 12:15 Mass.
Blessing with St Philip’s Relic: Mondays after both Masses.
Sacred Heart Devotions: Fridays after 12:15 Mass.
Devotions to Our Lady: Saturdays after 12:15 Mass.
Try to come to one of
the Requiem Masses this week for your loved ones.
Saturday 17:00 Mass in Portuguese Jared Mae Ramirez, sick
EVENTS THIS WEEK
Sunday 17:00 Cath. Soc. Fellowship Group - studying Pope St John Paul II’s ‘Theology of the Body’ (after the 4pm Mass).
18:20 (after 6pm Benediction)
Cath. Soc. Fellowship Group continues with pizza & wine.
Monday 18:00 Bellringing Practice 19:00 Alcoholics Anonymous
19:30 Evangelium
Tuesday
18:30 Hope 4 Food 19:30 Bible Study 19:45 Narcotics Anonymous
Wednesday 19:00 Narcotics Anonymous
19:30 Schola music practice for 10:30 Mass
Thursday 18:30 Hope 4 Food
Saturday 09:30 First Holy Communion
SHRINE LAMPS Richard Marrion, RIP: Tabernacle AJ Ware: Our Lady Maria Angela Ware, wellbeing: St Joseph
For a Shrine Lamp to burn for your intention (£10 for 7 days) contact the Parish Office.
Sunday 12th
Nov.
08:00 Mass Pro Populo
10:30 Requiem Mass REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY
12:30 Mass (in Polish)
16:00 Mass Eleonora, Henryk & Siblings
18:00 Oratory & Benediction
Mon 13th
Feria
07:30 NOVEMBER REQUIEM MASS
12:15 NOVEMBER REQUIEM MASS
Tue 14th
Feria
12:15 NOVEMBER REQUIEM MASS
Wed 15th
Feria or St Albert the Great, Bishop
07:30 Holy Souls
11:00 Holy Hour of Adoration & Confessions
12:15 Frances Newman, RIP
Thu 16th
ST EDMUND OF ABINGDON, Bishop
12:15 Mark Whitaker, wellbeing
Fri 17th
Feria or St Elizabeth of Hungary or St Hilda or St Hugh of Lincoln
07:30 NOVEMBER REQUIEM MASS
12:15 NOVEMBER REQUIEM MASS
Sat 18th
Feria or Dedication of the Basilicas of St Peter & St Paul or Our Lady on Saturday
11:00 Holy Hour of Adoration & Confessions
12:15 NOVEMBER REQUIEM MASS
16:00 Confessions
THIRTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Readings: Proverbs 31:10-31; 1 Thess. 5:1-6; Matthew 25:14-30
Saturday 17:00 Mass in Filipino/English Filipino Community
Sunday 08:00 Mass Blessing for the Pope
19th
10:30 Solemn Mass Vicente Peris, RIP
Nov. 12:30 Mass (in Polish)
16:00 Mass Pro Populo
18:00 Oratory & Benediction
To have a Mass offered for your Intention (as above), take a Mass Offering envelope from the back of church, and return it via the Sunday collection, or Oratory House / Parish Office letterbox, at 1 Albert Road.
The Oratory Church is open daily from 6:30am to 6:30pm on weekdays, on 1st
Wednesdays until 9pm, and from 7:30am at weekends.
ORATORY CLERGY Fr Dominic Jacob: Oratory Moderator & University Chaplain, Fr Peter Edwards: Parish Priest,
Br Andrew Wagstaff, Br Francisco Hintikka
The Oratory House / Parish Office: 1 Albert Road, Richmond Hill, Bournemouth BH1 1BZ
Parish Office hours: Monday – Friday, 9am – 12 noon. Telephone: 01202 411140 Email: [email protected] www.facebook.com/SacredHeartChurchBournemouth
Parish Website: www.sac-heart.org Oratory website: www.bournemouthoratory.org.uk
Parish Deacon: The Rev’d Roger Carr-Jones: [email protected] Telephone 01202 428451 Parish Administrator & Hall Bookings: Sharon Head Telephone: 01202 411140
Youth Ambassador: Adam Bussell email: [email protected]
NOVEMBER – MONTH OF THE HOLY SOULS
Requiem Masses for the repose of the Holy Souls are offered frequently throughout this month. The complete list is in the November edition of the Monthly Newsletter – and this week they are at 7:30am this Monday and Friday, and at 12:15pm this Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday (as shown overleaf) – so that all of us have the opportunity to come to at least one weekday Requiem, to pray for our departed loved ones.
If you have still not sent in your list of family and friends, just help yourself to a Holy Souls envelope from the back of church, put in your list (on a single sheet of paper, please), and enclose a Mass Offering.
Today at 10:30am, we offer the usual Solemn Requiem Mass (with a 2 minute silence, at 11am) for those who have died in the World Wars, but also including those who have died in other conflicts, and the Souls of all the Faithful Departed.
ARS MORIENDI – THE ART OF DYING WELL, Bishop Philip writes: In this month of November when we pray for the Faithful Departed, it is timely to consider our own mortality and consider how we can be prepared when our own death comes. As Catholics we need to consider how we can 'die well'. After centuries of ministering to the dying, the Catholic Church has a fund of experience to share in what was traditionally called the art of dying well or, in Latin, Ars Moriendi.
The Catholic Church in England and Wales has produced an excellent website on the Art of Dying Well, with many helpful resources, not just for us to think about dying well ourselves, but also how we can help our loved ones when the time comes.
The website covers such topics as: What is dying well? Talking about death. Facing death personally. Losing a loved one. Caring for the dying. Visit: www.artofdyingwell.org
LIFE ASCENDING (or the Ascent Movement) is an international Catholic organisation for those who are retired “meeting for friendship and with a spiritual dimension” which we are starting soon, here at the Oratory, in response to requests. Speak with Fr Peter, or to Sharon in the Office.
THE NEW SHRINE OF OUR LADY OF FATIMA is greatly appreciated, and receives lots of lovely comments. Located in the old Baptistery, near the West Door, it is now more accessible, receives more visitors, and has just been further enhanced by a small bench and a new carpet.
S.V.P. – ST VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY has been in abeyance in our parish for some years, but is now much needed and thus soon reopening with recognition from SVP head office and retained charity status. Details are on last week’s Bulletin (via the parish website: www.sac-heart.org) Ask yourself “could I volunteer?” Speak to one of the Oratorians, or to Mike Hughes, or register your interest via the Parish Office. Visit: svp.org.uk
SACRED HEART TELEVISION now has an additional camera for our Lady Chapel so that you can see, and hear, the 7:30am Mass on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, as well as Extraordinary Form Masses (at 6pm on First Fridays, and on Vigils of Days of Obligation etc).
Access is via the parish website:
www.sac-heart.org or just type in “Sacred Heart TV”. At the top of the screen (beneath “Player, Schedule, Recordings”) click on “Church” (for Sunday and 12:15pm Daily Masses), or on “Chapel” for the 7:30am and other Masses.
The “Mobile camera” is for next year’s start of our talks, and other presentations for Catholic Formation and Evangelization. OUR CATHOLIC CHURCH SHOP: Open Sundays after the 10:30am Solemn Mass, between 11:30am and 12:30pm. Our Parish Priest writes: “Santa Claus, robins, cartoons, and the like, aren’t what Christians should be sending at Christmas. Distinctly Christian Christmas cards, with scenes of the Nativity, are a simple means to evangelize, and remind everyone what Christmas is really about. Don’t be hoodwinked into thinking that Christian scenes and Bible verses will ‘offend’ those of other religions. This lie is the ploy of an increasingly secular society (and Satan) who want all religion to disappear. Our brothers and sisters of other faiths, recognise the need for us all to express our beliefs in freedom, and that restriction of one religion will quickly become the forbidden territory of all”.
On sale now are Nativity figures and stables, which bring the true meaning of Christmas into the home. These are displayed in the glass cabinet, in the shop. The 2018 Catholic Diaries with Order of Mass are selling fast, so too are the boxed religious Christmas cards. Don’t be disappointed!
To go to our Church Shop, leave the church by the main entrance, down the disabled ramp, and left onto Richmond Hill. Then turn left down the stone steps into the ‘Catholic Institute’ (clearly etched into the arch over the entrance). The shop is located at the rear of the small hall, where coffee and cake are also served after the 10:30am Mass.
STEWARDSHIP This paragraph is from a nearby Catholic Parish:
“SUPPORTING YOUR PARISH: please ensure that you have completed a Standing Order and (if applicable) Gift Aid form. These are essential to establishing financial stability. Thanks to those who have already done so.”
PARISH COLLECTIONS FOR LAST WEEKEND:
Gift Aid Standing Orders Gift Aid weekly envelopes Visitor envelopes Loose Cash
TOTAL
Average weekly expenditure Last week’s shortfall
£637 £467
£87 £648
£1,839
£2,852 £1,013
