12th November 2006 - 32nd Sunday of Ordinary Time

SUNDAY MASS		Vigil 6.15pm; 8.30am and 11.00am
		Liturgy of the Word with Children 11.00am
		Mass in Polish 5.00pm 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month
WEEKDAY MASS		Tuesday - Friday 12.10pm
		Saturday 10am in St Margaret Clitherow Shrine
SACRAMENT OF		Saturday 10.40am - 12 noon
RECONCILIATION
ADORATION OF THE		Thursday 9.00am - 11.30am
BLESSED SACRAMENT
MORNING PRAYER		Monday - Friday 8.45am
ROSARY		Tuesday - Friday 11.45am

OUR PRAYERS ARE ASKED FOR Anne Spadone, Wilf Craig, Michael Wilks, Haley Yagiz, Anne Saunders, Mary Woolfson, Brendan Grogan, Michael Randall, Brett Clarson, Ted Askham, Derek Piercy, David Allen, Anne McDermott, Margot Edwards, Stephen Dyson Taylor, Mary Fisher, Jean Geary, Bernadette Leach, Andrew Carr, Joan Wilkinson, Eleshia Monohan, Staff and Patients of St Leonard's Hospice, York Hospital and all who are ill or house-bound; Gerard Forbester, June Elliott, Mary Thompson, Bill Boyes, Maureen Parker and all who have died recently and those whose anniversaries occur at this time.

MASS INTENTIONS RECEIVED Steve Hardwick, Rosa Isabe Raskosky, Tonia & Dannie Evans, Tony Rudling, Deceased members of the McAuliffe Family, Gerard Forbester, Adrian, In Thanksgiving.

REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY Today we remember those who died in the wars and also for those who are dying at present. Our 11.00am Mass today is offered for them.

FIRST COMMUNION PREPARATION 'Listening' Please keep the children and their families in your prayers during this special time of preparation. Children's Gathering, Saturday 18 November at l0am and the Parish Celebration is on Sunday 19 November at 11.00am.

BAPTISM We welcome into our Community Harry Austen Judge who was baptised last weekend. Congratulation to Helen and Garry and big sister Natasha.

APF MISSION APPEAL Thanks to John Lyons for promoting Mission support here last weekend. You made a wonderful response - there are now some 45 homes furnished with a Red Box, lf you did not get a box last weekend there are still a few left so get signed up for one today.

HOW PURE IS YOUR GOLD? Stop gold undermining the poor. Gold mining savagely damages poor communities in the Developing World by poisoning water supplies, destroying traditional villages and industries and even financing conflict. CAFOD is calling on major high-street jewellery retailers in the UK to pressure their suppliers to make sure that the gold they sell is responsibly sourced and benefits the communities where it is mined.

You can help change this by signing the Gold Chain Petition in the porch as you leave church today and/or take and post one of the pre-printed postcards to a major gold mining company. The Gold Chain Petition will be presented later this month by a group ofYork parishes to a local jeweller pressing them to use their influence to get gold responsibly and ethically produced.

MASS OF REMEMBRANCE - Friday 17 November at 12,10pm. You are invited to take part in this Mass for all your family and friends who have died, Candles will be available to bring to the altar in memory of your loved ones. Please take a leaflet today from the Porch and name the person(s) you are remembering on it and return to the Sacristy as soon as possible.

CHRISIMAS DRAW tickets will be available soon. We are appealing for prizes - Christmas Cake, Hamper, bottles of wine/spirits. chocolates, toys and of course any help towards the first prize would be appreciated. Please see list in the porch.

CIIRISTMAS FAYRE 10am - 3pm, Saturday 25 November in the Upper Room. Refreshments will be served all day including warm mince pies. Tombola and other stalls - please support in any way you can and encourage your friends and relations too.

DIOCESN PASTORAL PLAN All are welcome to a meeting on Tuesday 21 November at English Martyrs Hall, Dalton Terrace. 7.30pm - 9.00pm. Please come along.

LITURGY OF THE WORD WITH CHILDREN A meeting for all involved or who would like to he involved, takes place on Thurs. 16 Nov. at 7 in the Upper Room,

DIOCESAN PILGRIMAGE TO LOURDES 25 May - 1 June07. Booking forms for the flight from Durham Tees Valley will be available shortly. If you know of any sick person who would like to make the pilgrimage please inform Canon Michael.

CHILD PROTECTION REVIEW Baroness Cumberlege is heading a commission that is reviewing progress made by the Catholic Church in implementing the arrangements for the protection of children and vulnerable adults recommended by lord Nolan in his report 'A Programme for Action'. The deadline for submitting views has been extended to Friday 15 December 2006. Individuals, organisations or representative bodies are invited to submit their views through a secure email address, via the Cumberlege Commissions website: www.cumberlegecommission.org.uk or can write to the Commission at P0 Box 54866, London SWI8 IWL. The commission is expected to complete its review in spring 2007.

SINGING The parish needs a group of people to help support the congregation in our Sunday Liturgies. A gathering for all interested will take place on Monday, 7.30pm - 8.30pm in the Upper Room. Please come along and praise God.

CHRISTMAS CARDS diaries, calendars, etc. available from the stall in the porch.

WALSINGHAM ASSOC. AGM at St George's Church on Wed. 5 Nov. at 12.30pm.

CHURCHES TOGETHER IN YORK Thurs. 23 Nov. 7.30pm. See poster for details.

JUSTICE AND PEACE MEETING Sat. 18 Nov. 10am - 1pm at St Augustine's R.C. Secondary School, Sandybed Lane, Scarborough. Please see poster for further details.

FINANCE Gift Aid £191.50 Loose Plate £595.83 Building Fund £144.42