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-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Year (A) Parish Mass book page 155 (Psalter week 1)

Readings: Proverbs 31:10-31; 1 Thess. 5:1-6; Matthew 25:14-30

Sunday Bulletin 19th November

2017

MUSIC at 10:30 SOLEMN MASS

Numbers in the blue Hymnal Entrance hymn 528 Kyrie & Gloria 468

Credo 3 469 Offertory hymn 302 Sanctus 467 Acclamation 471 Pater noster 467 Agnus Dei 467 Communion hymns 39 / 208 Recessional hymn 394

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.

Saturday 17:00 Mass in Filipino/English Filipino Community

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 08:30 Church Cleaning 18:30 Hope 4 Food

SHRINE LAMPS William & Kathleen Kemp, RIP: Tabernacle Cristelle Bonifacio: Our Lady Holy Souls: St Joseph

For a Shrine Lamp to burn for your intention (£10 for 7 days) contact the Parish Office.

Sunday 19th

Nov.

08:00 Mass Blessing for the Pope

10:30 Solemn Mass Vicente Peris, RIP

12:30 Mass (in Polish)

16:00 Mass Pro Populo

18:00 Oratory & Benediction

Mon 20th

Feria

07:30 NOVEMBER REQUIEM MASS

12:15 NOVEMBER REQUIEM MASS

Tue 21st

The Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary

12:15 Anthony Brady & Family, RIP

Wed 22nd

St Cecilia, Virgin & Martyr

07:30 Bernie Cunningham, sick

12:15 Roberto Marzoli, RIP

Thu 23rd

Feria or St Clement I or St Columbanus

12:15 NOVEMBER REQUIEM MASS

Fri 24th

St Andrew Dung-Lac, Priest & Companions

07:30 Joy Chari’s 90th

Birthday, thanksgiving

12:15 Carr-Jones, special intention

Sat 25th

Feria or St Catherine of Alexandria or Our Lady on Saturday

11:00 Holy Hour of Adoration & Confessions

12:15 NOVEMBER REQUIEM MASS

16:00 Confessions

OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE UNIVERSE Readings: Ezekiel 34:11-17; 1 Corinthians 15-28; Matthew 25:31-46

Saturday 17:00 Mass in Portuguese/English Thanks to St Anthony

Sunday 08:00 Mass Pro-Populo

26th

10:30 Solemn Mass & Baptism Mike Cross, RIP

Nov. 12:30 Mass (in Polish)

16:00 Mass Success in New Career & Peace of Mind

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: sacredheart@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk www.facebook.com/SacredHeartChurchBournemouth

Parish Website: www.sac-heart.org Oratory website: www.bournemouthoratory.org.uk

Parish Deacon: The Rev’d Roger Carr-Jones: rcarrjones@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk Telephone 01202 428451 Parish Administrator & Hall Bookings: Sharon Head Telephone: 01202 411140

Youth Ambassador: Adam Bussell email: oratoryyouth@mail.com

NOVEMBER: MONTH OF THE HOLY SOULS Come this Monday (7:30am or 12:15pm), or at 12:15pm this Thursday or Saturday, to one of the remaining November Requiem Masses to pray for your departed loved ones.

There’s still time to send in the names of your departed family and friends, and offer a Mass for them. Just take a Holy Souls’ envelope from the back of church and return it via the Oratory House / Parish Office letterbox, or hand it to one of the Fathers or Brothers.

Bishop Philip writes in Portsmouth Diocesan weekly E-News: Understanding the Catholic notion of purgatory requires knowing the difference between a temporal consequence and an eternal consequence; this difference has nothing to do with damnation and salvation. Some people reject the idea of purgatory because they misunderstand its purpose. In this video, Fr Mike Schmitz explains why purgatory is needed, and straightens out some of those misunderstandings.

Subscribe FREE to E-News, and see the video at: www.portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

NEXT SUNDAY IS NATIONAL YOUTH SUNDAY: Bishop Philip says: I would like to invite all Sixth Formers and University Students, to join me for the 6pm evening Mass at St John’s Cathedral, Portsmouth, on National Youth Sunday, 26th November, the Feast of Christ the King. Mass will be followed by a Pizza supper.

Check with Br Andrew at this evening’s Cath. Soc. Fellowship Group, and contact our Youth Ambassador, Adam, on: oratoryyouth@mail.com

5PM SATURDAY INTERNATIONAL VIGIL MASS has long had an international character, but there’s some misconception that it’s in English. The following has been the pattern for a number of years:

1st (and 5th) Saturday(s) of the month Mass is entirely in English.

2nd Saturdays it is always entirely in Portuguese (with the Portuguese Chaplain visiting from London).

3rd Saturdays Mass is said in English, but the Readings and sung parts are in Tagalog, for our Filipino Community.

4th Saturdays Mass is similarly said in English, while the variable parts are in Portuguese.

English Masses are all on Sundays – at 8am (quiet Mass), 10:30am (Solemn Mass with sung parts in Latin to Gregorian Chant and polyphony), 4pm (followed by Cath. Soc. Fellowship Group for our University Chaplaincy and other students).

ST PHILIP NERI’S MAXIM for today: Patience is necessary for the servant of God, and we must not be distressed at trouble, but wait for the consolation.

Find more from ‘Friends and Followers of St Philip Neri’ at: www.oratorian.org

OUR CATHOLIC CHURCH SHOP EXTENDED OPENING HOURS THIS SUNDAY ONLY after the 8am, 10:30am (as usual), and 4pm Masses. Don’t miss this one-off pre-Christmas opportunity to buy distinctly Christian Christmas cards, and browse our wide range of devotional articles.

We have many suitable gifts for inexpensive Christmas presents for family and friends. New stock just arrived includes Silver-plated Saints’ Pendants, Car Rosaries and more Nativity items. We have only one of each left of the 2018 Sunday Missal and a 2018 CTS 10 Minute Diary.

Our Catholic Shop entrance is beneath St Joseph’s Chapel (front right-hand corner of the church). To get there leave the church by the main Richmond Hill doors, and down the new ramp. Turn left onto Richmond Hill for a few paces, and turn in

left before the corner of Post Office Road. Go down the stone steps to our Catholic Institute halls. The Shop is at the rear of

the small hall.

SACRED HEART TELEVISION has an additional new camera in our Lady Chapel so that you can now see, and hear, the 7:30am Mass on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays (also Extraordinary Form Masses at 6pm on First Fridays, and on the Eve of Days of Obligation etc.).

Just type in: “Sacred Heart TV”, or access via our website: www.sac-heart.org. 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 interviews, talks, and other presentations for Catholic Formation and Evangelization.

ST VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY (SVP) is being re-launched in our parish after some years in abeyance, but is now once again much needed.

Speak to Mike Hughes, or one of the Fathers or Brothers, or register your interest via the Parish Office. Find out more by visiting: svp.org.uk

STEWARDSHIP Thank you to all those who have responded to last month’s heartfelt appeal to sign Standing Order or Weekly Envelope forms, and for Gift Aid where appropriate. Spare forms are at the back of church for those who have still not signed up.

While the weekly shortfall has been lessening (thanks to responses, as above) there is still some way to go to obliterate the remaining £900 pounds (and backlog) P-L-E-A-S-E...

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 £532

£69 £698

£1,936

£2,852 £916