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22nd December 2002 - 4th Sunday of Advent YOUR PRAYERS ARE ASKED FOR Joy McFarling, Joan Wilkinson, David Watt, Anne Mitchell, Mark Devlin, Jennie Carlson, Bridie Hepton, Stephen Dyson Taylor, Father John Treacy, Helen Arthur, Tim Peters (seminarian), James McGuaran, Pat Meehan, Eamonn Burke, Eleshia Monohan, Brian Calpin, Sheila Harrison and all who are ill, housebound or in hospital; Leo Guevara, John Lawrie, Sister Anna Bryson, John Leneghan, Terry Young and all who have died recently and those whose anniversaries occur at this time.
MASS INTENTIONS RECEIVED: Staff at ST Wilfrid's School, Sister Anna Bryson, John Mark Lawrie, Eileen Dobbs, Rene, George, Teresa and all Ellison Family, Terry Your, Gladys Scoby, Jessie Harding, Leo Guevara (senior), Alice Kerrigan, Michael Barker, John Leneghan, James F. Kenny, Mary Martin.
CHANGE OF WEEKDAY MASS TIMES 2003 As from 1 January the Mass Times at St Wilirid's will be as follows: Monday: 9am (Service of Word and Communion 12.10pm) Tuesday - Friday: 12.10pm Saturday: 10am St Margaret Clitherow's Shrine Holydays: Vigil 6.30pm; 10am and 12.10pm Morning Prayer: Monday - Friday 8.45am CRIB SERVICE : Christmas Eve at 2.30pm. All children who wish to take an active part will be invited to do so. Every one welcome. MINISTERS OF WORD AND EUCHARIST Would all ministers who put their names on the list for the Christmas Masses please check the notice on the board. Readers meeting takes place on Monday at 7.30pm for all those reading at Christmas. PARISH MINISTRIES Church Cleaning, Serving on the Shop, Welcoming people to Mass, Liturgy of the Word with Children, Music, Cantor, Reader, Catechist, Serving Tea & Coffee after Sunday Masses, Flower Arranging, Procession with the Gifts etc. Please see list in the porch if you can help. CHURCH CLEANING for Christmas. Perhaps you could spare an hour - your help would be deeply appreciated. Cleaning will take place throughout Monday 23. CONGRATULATIONS to Jane Wilson on her recent success in attaining her Nursing Degree. She has made a great contribution to our Church through her involvement in the music ministry, RCIA. She also erected and decorated our Christmas tree with Emma. She leaves York today for her home town of Preston and we wish her well. MARGARET CLITIIEROW - Saint of York A new book on St Margaret, written by a parishioner, John Rayne-Davis, is now available at the Piety Stall in the porch. Price £7.50. Margaret was executed for her faith in 1586 here in York and I highly recommend this book - it makes a good stocking filler. HUNDRED CLUB Quarterly and monthly subscriptions are due by 2 January 2003. We have several numbers vacant - why not give it a go? Application forms in porch. ASCENT (an international movement for Christians of 50 years plus). The next meeting of the City Centre Group is Wednesday 29 January, 12.45 - 3pm in the Upper Room. Those who would like to attend the Christmas Lunch on Tues 14 Jan at the Jacobean, are asked to please ring the rectory to put their names on the list. SVP CHARITIES - retiring collection today. The SVP have many calls on their funds and your giving today is an expression of solidarity with them in their great work. CHRISTMAS DRAW - takes place today (Sunday) after 11am Mass. COLLECTIONS Gift Aid : £129.00: Loose Plate: £517.43; Flowers £144.19 WELCOME TO OUR VISITORS and thanks for joining in our Celebration. We hope you enjoy your time in York. Young children are most welcome to be part of the Children's Liturgy at the 11am Mass. Tea and coffee will be served in the Upper Room after the 11am Mass, to which you are specially invited. It helps the parish if tax-paying visitors could use the small white Gift Aid envelope (found at the back of church) for any offerings they are likely to make. For every £l you give, the government gives us back a further £0.28. Thank you for your help.
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