22nd July 2007 - 16th Sunday of the Year

SUNDAY MASS		Saturday Vigil 6.15pm; 8.30am and 11.00am
		Liturgy of the Word with Children 11.00am
WEEKDAY MASS		Monday 8.00am
		Tuesday - Friday 12.10pm
		Saturday 10am at St Margaret Clitherow Shrine
SACRAMENT OF		Saturday 10.40am - 12 noon
RECONCILIATION
EXPOSITION OF THE		Will resume after completion of the Sanctuary work
BLESSED SACRAMENT
MORNING PRAYER		Will resume after completion of the Sanctuary work
ROSARY		Tuesday - Friday 11.45am in the Lady Chapel
NOVENA TO OUR LADY		Wednesday 12.40pm in the Lady Chapel
OF PERPETUAL HELP

OUR PRAYERS ARE ASKED FOR Peter Culkin, Madeleine and her family, Bishop John, Madge Holmes, Beryl Ives, Mr & Mrs Lynch, Patricia Hogarth, Molly Popplewell, Mary Bignell, Gail Kilmartin, Joan Conway, Barbara Jones, Nora Norman, Russell Jones, Lucy Wilson, Anne Spadone, Wilf Craig, Kate Audrey Penaranda, Haley Yagiz, Anne Saunders, Mary Woolfson, Brenda Rogan, Michael Randall, Brett Clarson, Ted Askham, Derek Piercy, David Allen, Anne McDermott, Margot Edwards, Jean Geary, Joan Wilkinson, Bernadette Leach, Mel Richardson, Andrew Carr, Eleshia Monohan, Staff and Patients of St Leonard Hospice and York Hospital and all who are ill or house-bound; Derek Ellison and Valerie Saunders and all who have died recently and those whose anniversaries occur at this time.

MASS INTENTIONS RECEIVED Delia and James Feeney, Kathleen Pike, Willie Heraghty, Special Intention, Father Martin Carr, Edna Johnson, Pat and Angus MacDonald (Golden Wedding). Emma Gascoigne and Kim Cole for safe deliveries, Ellen and Cliff Dalby, Mary Keane, Elaine Brighton, Richard Kingston, James Kingston.

INTERNATIONAL MASS - Sunday 22 July at 11.00am. All very welcome - please come along, Everyone is invited to partake of light refreshments in the garden afterwards (in the Rectory if wet). It would be appreciated if you could bring a little food for sharing.

WELCOME to Alex Scotter who is received into the Catholic Church this weekend at our 6.15pm Vigil Mass.

FIRST COMMUNION PREPERATION 2008 A meeting for all parents who feel that their children are ready to prepare for First Communion takes place on Thursday 26 July at 7.30pm in the Upper Room - entrance through the car park at the side of Church.

MINISTERS OF TUE WORD The Wednesday meetings are discontinued during July and August. We will reassemble in September starting with a gathering for all Readers on Wednesday 5 from 7pm - 9pm in the Upper Room when Jane Cook, Diocesan Adult Formation Advisor, will lead the evening.

SANCTUARY REFURBISHMENT Due to the late delivery of the marble columns for the altar the completion of the work has been delayed for a few weeks.

MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION STUDY DAY - Saturday 22 September, 9.45am - 3.30pm at Askham Bryan College. The speaker this year is Sister Sheila O'Dea, a Mercy Sister from Newfoundland and currently Director of Liturgy at All Hallows, Dublin. Because numbers are limited we are asked to book in early - forms will be available next weekend.

ASCENT meets again on Wednesday 25 July, 12.45pm-3.00pm in the Upper Room.

THE ENDSLEIGH CENTRE Hull (Conference and Retreat Centre). Sister Catherine Ryan requires a Manager to support her in the development and running of this 39 bedroom, 7 conference room, 2 chapel, retreat and business centre, Taking responsibility for day to day management and working closely with the Institute of Our Lady of Mercy, this new position, which ideally suits a person of Catholic faith, will require a motivated person with drive, ability, enthusiasm and a definite hands-on approach. You will be working as a member of a small friendly team and should be prepared to take on all aspects of the religious and commercial business including financial and marketing responsibilities. The position would suit an existing assistant manager with a proven record of handling conferences, weddings etc. Applicants need to be able to live and work in the UK in order to be considered for this role.

To apply, email your CV and a note explaining your suitability to our recruitment consultant at: Endsleigh@dacoss.co.uk or in writing to: David Curtis, 23 Beaconsfield Road, Basingstoke R321 3DQ.

ST BEDE'S PASTORAL CENTRE Blossom Street, York. The autumn programme can be seen on the noticeboard in the porch.

FAIRTRADE guarantees a better deal for Third World Producers. St Wilfrid's is now a Fairtrade Parish using Fairtrade tea and coffee for all meetings for which we have responsibility. Consumers are always keen to pay the lowest price for goods, leading to competitive pricing, driving down the price paid to the original producers of many products. This discriminates against the poorest and weakest producers. usually those in developing countries. Fairtrade helps these people to earn a fair wage for their labours.

FINANCE: Gift Aid £151.30 Loose Plate £577.02 June Standing Orders £1878