PENTECOST SUNDAY
Sunday Mass: 10.00am
Daily Mass: See Home Page
Confessions: Sunday 9.15am to 9.30am
SECOND COLLECTION – Will be taken up today Sunday, in lieu of June 1st for Communications Sunday.
PRECIOUS BLOOD – We have suspended distribution of the Precious Blood meantime due to a shortage of wine.
CELEBRATION OF OUR INTERNATIONALITY – We will have a short meeting after mass today Sunday 8th June and plan the Intermational Mass which is planned for June 22nd, the feast of Corpus Christi. If you can, please can you give us a few minutes of your time so that as many people as possible are involved.
We will have a final meeting after mass on Sunday 15th June to finalise details.
Please pray for a gloriously sunny day on 22nd June!
ST JUDE LOURDES PILGRIMAGE – The pilgrimage will depart from St Jude’s Church on Sunday 15th June at 8.00am. Mass will be offered by Father John Gannon at 6.45am prior to departure. Parishioners would be very welcome at the mass.
There is a basket placed on Our Lady’s altar for your petitions which will be placed at the Grotto in Lourdes.
ST JOHN OGILVIE CHURCH We have had a request for anyone who is in touch with a family called McGurn who were regular parishioners of St John Ogilvie RC Church, to pass on an email received from a Danny Sullivan. They had daughter Helen, Jean and Madeleine and a son Gerry. The person has lost touch and would like to re-connect. If you have their contact details we can pass the email to any of the family,
ARCHDIOCESE NOTICES –
Pope Leo XIV – Insights from the first month of his pontificate with Massimo Faggioli – Thursday 19th June 7.00-8.30pm. As we continue to gain insights into the pontificate of Pope Leo XIV we invite you to an evening with Massimo Faggioli who will help us to discern what these early days are revealing. Massimo is a professor in the department of theology and religious studies at Villanova University, which is the only Augustinian university in the United States. It is the university where Pope Leo XIV earned his Bachelor of Science in Mathematics in 1977 and received an honorary Doctor of Humanities in 2014. He is an internationally acclaimed writer on the Church, religion and politics, and his books and articles have been published in eight languages. You can register for the session at https://forms.gle/kjbvb26BMdKMjfS77
Latest Justice & Peace Scotland newsletter: Now available, this summer edition is full of updates and opportunities to get involved in our work over the coming months. Find it on the J&PS website, which can be accessed at www.j&pscotland.org.uk
Dignity Not Detention – Dungavel – Sun 15th June, 1pm: Join Justice & Peace Scotland to call for “Dignity Not Detention” and advocate for an end to the inhumane practice of unlimited immigration detention. The UK is the only country in Europe that does not have a statutory time limit on detention, meaning people can be held in prison-like conditions indefinitely with no idea when they will be released. Guest speaker: Archbishop William Nolan. Dungavel House, Strathaven, ML10 6RF. Contact office@justice@peacescotland.org.uk for more info.
Together For Sanctuary – Immaculate Conception, Maryhill – Thurs 19th June, 7pm: Justice & Peace Scotland invite you to Together for Sanctuary, a special ecumenical Christian worship service held as part of Refugee Festival Scotland. Organised in partnership with SFAR (Scottish Faiths Action for Refugees), this gathering will bring together people of all backgrounds to stand in solidarity with those who seek sanctuary for a time of prayer, worship, music and reflection and will include speakers with lived experience of seeking safety and welcome. Join us on Thurs 19th June, Immaculate Conception Church, 2049 Maryhill Road, Glasgow G20 0AA, at 7pm.