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Catholic Community – Herne Bay, Kent Clarence Road, Herne Bay, Kent. CT6 8TH– 01227 375095-Parish priest: Fr Mark White CP (mwhite8684@aol.com) Assistant Priest: Fr. Patrick CP (743727): Deacon Barry Walker (368685) email hernebay@rcaos.org.uk - www.ourladyhernebay.co.uk -Facebook:/OurLadyOfTheSacredHeartHerneBay Twitter:@ourladyhernebay – SVP Helpline 07869 509 804
FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER (C) 18TH- 19TH May 2019
Entrance Antiphon: Sing to the Lord a new song, for he has done marvellous deeds; he has revealed to the nations his saving power, alleluia. Children’s Liturgy of the Word: at the 9.30 Mass (term time) Tea & Coffee-Soft drinks & Biscuits – are served after the 9.30am Mass in the hall. TRAIDCRAFT- next Traidcraft last weekend of the month 9.30 MASS Hymns: 920, 602, 801, Let there be love shared among us, 279; Mass Setting: Joy & Peace.
MASS TIMES AND INTENTIONS & SERVICES Saturday 18th May Sunday 19th May Monday 20th May Tuesday 21st May Wednesday 22nd May
18.00 09.30 11.15 10.00 10.00 10.00 11.15
Helen Frances Keavney (ANN) Eileen Harvey (RIP) People of the Parish Eunice Hose (RIP) Kelly Family (INT) Brian Phillips (RIP) Tess Silvester (RIP) Requiem Mass Sonya McCulla
Thursday 23rd May Friday
10.00
Ben Gaskin (ANN)
24th May
10.00
Anne Suppaya
Saturday 25th May
11.05
Friends RIP of Eve Rogers
Saturday 25th May Sunday
18.00 09.30
John & Helen Sheehan (ANN) In thanksgiving Ruby Wedding Janet & David Mudge
26th May
11.15
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People of the Parish
FEAST DAY: Saturday 25th May - St. Bede the Venerable HOLY GHOST FATHERS (SPIRITANS) APPEAL – There will be an appeal on behalf of The Holy Ghost Fathers over next weekend of 25th/26th May, in support of their mission. This is the annual preached appeal for the Misions. COMING SOON: The Life in the Spirit Seminars: talks on DVD that have helped millions of Catholics worldwide to come to a deeper experience of their faith and a deeper joy in it. We are planning to start on Monday 3rd June and then for the following 5 Mondays. The sessions will run from 7.30 to 9.00 pm. Please see sign-up sheet at the back of church. It is best to try and commit to all the sessions but please do not worry if you can’t do this at this stage. Come along to as many of the sessions as you can. JEAN VANIER: The death was announced recently of this great inspirational figure who founded the L’Arche communities where people with learning difficulties share life with helpers and volunteers. His immense compassion for the poor was stirred when , in the 1960’s, he met two French men who in those days would have been termed “mentally handicapped” and who lived in appalling conditions. They set up a community which others soon came to join and other communities began to develop. From the very beginning the community members with learning difficulties were known as the “core members” of the communities: Jean Vanier always insisted that he had learned the most profound lessons about life from these core members. One of the first L’Arche communities outside of France was founded in Canterbury, in 1971 and there are now 149 communities in 38 countries. Jean Vanier’s motto was “Stay close to Jesus. Be with the poor.” May his good soul rest in peace. (At the Flame Day in Wembley in February there was a video address from Jean