Welcome to the Parish website of Holy Innocents' Roman Catholic Church,
Orpington, Kent, England
4th Sunday of the Year (Cycle B)
Gospel.....
This week...".the people exclaim about how Jesus teaches with authority,
such that even the evil spirits obey Him:".
See link to... Gospel commentary
(Comment on next week's Gospel is added for
reflection
& meditation
before hearing the Word
at Mass.)
Next week: ......"He also cast out devils who knew this Son of Man.
Their tongues He stilled from speaking, for this was not His plan".........
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....her long life encompassed both a 24-year marriage and 4 children as well as 37 years as nun and superior.....
........... Find out more in This week's Saint
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......For Mass Intentions, Weekly News & diary, Prayer Intentions and more,
see this week's.... Bulletin ...
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Jesus said:
"May they all be one.
Father may they be one in Us, as You are in Me and I am in You,
so that the world may believe it was You who sent Me."
John 17: V 21
CHURCHES TOGETHER ORPINGTON
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING (AGM)
Tuesday 7th February 2012
7.30 for 8pm @ Holy Innocents' Church
ALL ARE INVITED TO ATTEND
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ASH WEDNESDAY IS ON 22ND FEBRUARY
A day of fasting and abstinence, ashes will be blessed at both Masses, 10am and 8pm.
In addi
tion, during the Lenten season we will be unlocking the theme of social justice.
Four talks by national speakers have been organised for
8pm on these Tuesdays:
28th February, 6th March, 13th March and 20th March.
Fr. Victor is very grateful to Clifford Longley, parishioner and editorial consultant to The Tablet, the international Catholic weekly, for organising these talks.
Walk with Me is a prayer and scripture journey for the seasons of Advent, Lent and Easter. The overarching theme of Walk with Me varies from season to season. However each edition is underpinned by the power and grace of the basic gospel message and an opportunity to proclaim the truths of our faith which gives life: the incarnation, the death and resurrection and the power of the Holy Spirit coming at Pentecost.
The beauty about Walk with Me is the size of the booklet (its an ideal fit for a pocket or handbag), the price, costing only £1 and its approach,
it is written in a simple and accessible style.
Will be available in Church soon
EASY TO READ..... A PAGE A DAY IN PREPARATION FOR EASTER!
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Helpers of God's Precious Infants
Procession & Prayer Vigil At Abortion Facility
11th February 2012,
Bloomsbury
26-27 Bedford Square
London WC1B 3HH
See link to pdf with details....Prayer Vigil
The spirituality of the Helpers is one of solidarity with Jesus in the person of the unborn child:
“Whatever you do for the least of these my brethren, you do for Me.” Matt.25:40
See link for details of the last newsletter of Helpers of God's Precious Infants
See link for an account of a ......... Prayer Vigil at an Abortion centre
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OLYMPIC GAMES – MORE THAN GOLD –
ATHLETE FAMILY HOMESTAY PROGRAMME
A most important part of More Than Gold is the Athlete Family Homestay Programme. Participating athletes will be taken care of by their national Olympic committee, and accommodated in the Athletes Village. It is natural that they should wish that their parents and close supporters should be here to support them, but the cost of hotel accommodation is often beyond their means. This is where this programme will help. It seeks families or households willing to host a guest or guests for eight days bed and breakfast during the Olympic and Paralympic games. Those willing to help need to have access to the internet, and live within 60 minutes travel of an Olympic venue.
This means in reality living within the M25, or close to the high speed rail link from Ashford and the Medway towns to Stratford.
It is a great opportunity to practise Christian hospitality, welcoming the stranger!
Further information can be found on the...
More Than Gold website Family Homestay Programme
You will find details about how to apply to be a host,
together with more information about the programme.
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'A great prayer for Life is urgently needed… .....
prayer and fasting are the first and most effective 
weapons against the forces of evil.’ Pope John Paul II, The Gospel of Life, p.100
PRAYER LIFE AT HOLY INNOCENTS'
YOU ARE INVITED TO A
DAY OF RENEWAL with JOE DALTON
TALKS BY JOE DALTON ON ‘HEALING AND THE HOLY SPIRIT
10.30am
SATURDAY 11 FEBRUARY
ST DUNSTAN’S CHURCH
34A London Road Southborough Kent TN4 0QA
See link for more information.........Day of Renewal
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Cycle of Prayer- Intentions for Ordinary Time before Lent.
Ordinary time,
when no special mystery
of the life of Christ is celebrated.
Rather the mystery of Christ is recalled in its fullness,
especially on Sundays.
Ordinary time continues until Shrove Tuesday.
Christian Unity; especially during the Church Unity Octave 18th to 25th January
Peace on earth; especially on the second Sunday of Ordinary Time
Students & Teachers; especially on Education Sunday (the third Sunday before Ash Wednesday
The Sick & those who care for them; especially on World Day of the Sick, February 11th
The Unemployed; especially on Sunday before Ash Wednesday, the day of the Unemployed
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The Holy Father's Mission Intentions.
Please join Pope Benedict XV1 and the whole Church throughout the world,
in praying for these monthly mission intentions, particularly for ten minutes
on Fridays between 12.30pm and 12.40pm.
February 2012
General Intention: Access to Water.
That all peoples may have access to water and other resources needed for daily life.
Missionary Intention: Health Workers.
That the Lord may sustain the efforts of health workers assisting the sick and elderly in the world's poorest regions.
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PRAYERS FOR ORPINGTON SATURDAY
Next prayer meeting
at Hope Church Orpington
Saturday February 4th 2012
8am to 9am
Do please join us
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HOLY INNOCENTS' PARISH COMMUNITY SUPPORT
Th
e Bereavement Support Group would like to extend their ministry to the wider parish community who may be coming to terms with the loss of a loved one.
Whilst we are not counsellors, we offer our time and support and a willingness to listen. If you feel you would like to join us for an hour you will be warmly welcomed.
Our next meeting is on Friday 27th January at 10.45am in Room 1.
We hope to offer this opportunity on a regular basis
Bereavement
John 14: v18 "I will not leave you desolate."
Sooner or later every one of us suffers a bereavement.
Whether it is a close family member, or a dear friend.
None of us know
to what degree we will react until it happens to us.
When we have loved someone dearly, the pain of loss can be devastating,
and it is hard to share thoughts with those of our family or friends who are also grieving.
Within Holy Innocents' parish is a bereavement group, which offers support by extending a hand of friendship and a listening ear in complete confidence to those who are bereaved.
Please see link for details: Parish Group: Bereavement Support
Blessed Cardinal John Henry Newman was very caring and his writings
to
bereaved family and friends show his great compassion.
See Fr Jim Tolhurst's book... Comfort in Sorrow
(Words of Consolation from Blessed Cardinal John Henry Newman)
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REACH
Shedding Light on Single Life
The REACH team at Holy Innocents’ has been active for over a year with the aim of fostering a culture of vocations. Having organised many activities that focused on vocation to the priestly, religious and married lives, we would like to initiate a discussion on vocation to the single life. The main purpose of exploring this is to help improve our understanding of single living especially looking at it as a response to God’s call. It is hoped that this engagement will enable us value the many unique gifts that single people bring to our community. We also hope that as a community we will be more aware of the challenges single people face and this will enable us support them as they live out their vocation.
We encourage everyone to follow the discussion..
See link to Parish Group: REACH for more and
a link to Shedding Light on Single Life
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PARISH MATTERS
Minutes of Parish Finance Committee Tuesday 13th October 2011
See link to ..Minutes
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HOLY INNOCENTS' CHURCH
SPONSORED ADVERTISEMENTS
Please mention where you saw this advertisement
when contacting companies
See link to latest 2012 ....Advertising sheet
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FUNDRAISING
In future all plans etc for the new complex and any
items relevant to fund-raising will be on the page
Parish Group: Fundraising
See link: Fundraising
There will be a Race Night on the 4th February 2012.
at 7.30 for 7.45pm.
We will be selling tickets this week after
costing £5.
We need people to own/ buy a horse at £5 a horse for the races, and to come as well.
If anyone is able to sponsor a race, (£20 a race) that would be great.
There will be a small auction on the night and a raffle,
so any prizes/ gifts/ donations would be most appreciated.
Thank you
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COMMUNITY LIFE AT HOLY INNOCENTS'
........PLANNED EVENTS........
Coming Together in Prayer will recommence on Saturday 4th February at 11am in Unity Chapel. Details of the dates will be in “This Week’s Diary”.
Healing Mass In the wake of the follow up meeting on the Life in the Spirit seminars held in November 2011, Healing Masses are being re-introduced on a monthly basis, commencing on 6th February and continuing on the first Monday of every month except August, although June will be celebrated on the second week due to the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee. Prayer & Praise is from 7.30pm with Mass at 8pm.
The first Mass will be celebrated by Fr. William Keogh, Parish Priest of English Martyrs, Strood.
World Day of the Sick on Saturday 11th February at 11am we are inviting all the housebound for the celebration of the sacrament of the sick, followed by tea and coffee in St. Joseph's hall. We are asking for volunteers for taxi service. Please sign up on the appropriate clipboard at the back of the church. We will provide details of names and addresses nearer the time.
Shrove Tuesday Pancake Event is back!On February 21st from 6.30 to 8pm come and enjoy delicious pancakes with fellow parishioners, served up by Father Victor in
St Joseph's Hall. Bring your family, your neighbours, and your appetite; 'Reach' will provide the rest!
Proceeds from voluntary donations on the night will go to the New Parish Complex Fund.
No tickets, but please put your name, plus how many others are probably coming with you, on the list in the porch so that we can cater correctly for the multitude.
On Tuesday of Holy Week, 3rd April, there will be at 8pm a meditation followed by the celebration of the Sacrament of Reconciliation. PLEASE PUT THESE DATES IN YOUR DIARY; FR. VICTOR IS EXPECTING AN OVERWHELMING RESPONSE – DO NOT DISAPPOINT HIM!!!.
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Pregnant and worried? The Good Counsel Network www.goodcounselnetwork.com and a
Blog at http://Mariastopsabortion.blogspot.com
Tools With a Mission: Turn Old into New, (not rusty or with woodworm.)
Give Tools and People can work for a living!
Re-invigorate the Fire Within:- introduced by Kenneth Chan
A spiritual exercise designed by you where you can take account of the time available to you and where you are in your spiritual life. There is therefore great flexibility and ownership.
See... Latest News
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MATTERS OF INTEREST
QUOTE FROM BLESSED CARDINAL JOHN HENRY NEWMAN
Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, one God
“The doctrine of the Principatus .. cannot be ignored without some detriment to the fullness and the symmetry of the Catholic dogma.
On obvious use of it is to facilitate to the imagination the descent of the Divine Nature to the human, as revealed in the doctrine of the Incarnation; the Eternal Son of God becoming by a second birth the Son of God in time, is a line of thought which preserves to us the continuity of idea in the Divine Revelation; whereas, if we say abruptly that the Supreme Being became the Son of Mary, this, however true when taken by itself, still by reason of the infinite distance between God and man, acts in the direction of the Nestorian error of a Christ with two Persons.”
From Him and through Him and to Him are all things.
To Him be glory for ever. T.T., 178-179
Blessed
Cardinal John Henry Newman... Feast Day 9th October
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
Apostleship of the Sea (AOS)is a frontline service for the care of seafarers visiting 
British shores
AOS provide practical and pastoral care to all seafarers.
Its port chaplains and volunteer ship visitors welcome seafarers, offer welfare services and advice, practical help, care and friendship, according to its guiding principles of Mission, Solidarity, Welfare and Hospitality. Apostleship of the Sea in the UK is part of an international network known to the maritime world as Stella Maris.
See link to.........International Website
90% of world trade is transported by ship. However the life of a modern seafarer can be dangerous and lonely. They may spend up to a year at a time away from home, separated from their family and loved ones and often working in harsh conditions.
Apostleship of the Sea relies wholly on voluntary contributions. We are only able to continue our work through the generous donations of our supporters and volunteers.
Apostleship of the Sea would like to express it's deepest sympathies for the family and friends of those who were lost on The Concordia. We are praying for all those involved in this terrible accident. Our chaplains in the UK are on hand to help those who have been affected in any way and AoS Italy are currently directly on the scene assisting the relief effort.
One of our AoS cruise chaplains was onboard the ship at the time of the disaster and we are thankful that he was one of the lucky ones and is safe and sound. You can read more about his efforts to help the passengers and crew onboard the ship on our 'What's Been Happening' page.
See link to.........Apostleship of the Sea
AOS is currently helping crew members left on board a ship stranded fro 3 months off teh Dorset Coast near Weymouth.
See link .....Cargo ship crew unpaid for months
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Pax Christi is an international Christian peacemaking movement, based on the gospel and inspired by faith. Our vision is of a world where people can live in peace and without fear of violence, in all its forms.
We believe in the power of prayer, reconciliation, forgiveness, justice and nonviolence and of the right to live in a culture which promotes these values and treats the whole of God’s creation in a respectful and just manner.
See link....... Pax Christi
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CAFOD Whatever inspires you, you can make real changes in real people's lives.
Whether you give, campaign or pray, thank you for working with us to change the world for the better.
PLEASE CONSIDER DONATING TO HELP THE VICTIMS OF THE DROUGHT
in EAST AFRICA...(Kenya, Ethiopia, Somalia and South Sudan)
See link..... CAFOD website
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Daily Mass Readings and Reflections..and More
The meditations are written by Don Schwager
For those who have an android phone there is a freely available Application for Daily Mass readings,
reflections, prayers, rosary and much more.
NOW available >>>sign up to free emails with these daily readings and a reflection on the Gospel of the day.
See link to .. Daily Scripture Readings & Meditations and scroll down the right-hand menu to find the sign up.
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An Internet library of journal articles, essays, book excerpts, and other texts chosen for their objective, concise, and clear presentation of Catholic teachings.
Why not sign up for the free email newsletter?
The articles are excellent reading.
..This Week: .......
Note from the Managing Editor:
First of all, do have a look here at the news from the March for Life and especialy at the pictures.
Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks of the United Kingdom addressed the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome on December 12. "Has Europe lost its soul?" is a fresh and remarkably penetrating assessment of the sickness not just of Europe but of the West generally, and an enlightened prescription for reclaiming our hope for the future.
Rabbi Sacks explains how capitalism arose within and because of the Judeo-Christian tradition and argues that our current economic and cultural ills are because we have jettisoned the Judeo-Christian ethic that gave birth to our economic prosperity and allowed our communal flourishing.
"Many scholars believe that capitalism had religious roots because people could trust other people who, feeling that they were answerable to God, could be relied on to be honest in business.
". . . That ethic, based on justice, compassion and respect for human dignity, took moral restraint from "out there" to "in here." Good conduct was not dependent on governments, laws, police, inspectorates, regulatory bodies, civil courts and legal penalties. It was dependent on the still, small voice of God within the human heart. It became part of character, virtue and an internalised sense of obligation. Jews and Christians devoted immense energies to training the young in the ways of goodness and righteousness. A moral vision, a clear sense of right and wrong, was present in the stories they told, the texts they read, the rituals they performed, the prayers they said and the standards the community expected of its members.
But, as Lord Sacks points out — quoting Daniel Bell — ". . . captialism contains cultural contradictions. It tends to erode the moral foundations on which it was built. As a consequence:
"We turned children into mini-consumers, giving them mobile phones instead of our time. The result, in Britain, is a generation of children more unhappy, more prone to depression, stress, eating disorders, and drug and alcohol abuse than they were fifty years ago. The consumer society turns out to be a highly efficient system for the creation and distribution of unhappiness.
There's just so much of substance in Rabbi Sacks's address which includes a wonderful section on the role and importance of keeping the Sabbath. - J. Fraser Field.
Quote of the Week:
"No one is obliged to participate in the crisis of his time. He can do something else."
- Eric Voegelin
See link to updates ......Latest updates
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An essential part of C-FAM’s work is to cover the UN like journalists. To this end each week we publish the Friday Fax, which is the only weekly source of social conservative news coming out of UN headquarters in New York City.
Hungary Defies Critics With New Family Law
By Susan Yoshihara, PhD
New York, January 27 (C-FAM) Hungarian leaders have passed a law protecting the traditional family, defying ongoing criticism that their new constitution would curtail abortion and homosexuality.
The new law says the family, based upon marriage of a man and a woman whose mission is fulfilled by raising children, is an "autonomous community...established before the emergence of law and the State" and that the State must respect it as a matter of national survival. It says "Embryonic and foetal life shall be entitled to protection and respect from the moment of conception," and the state should encourage "homely circumstances" for child care. Read More
By Timothy Herrmann
NEW YORK, January 27 (C-FAM) A left leaning coalition within the Uruguayan Senate recently approved a bill that would legalize abortion within the first trimester of pregnancy. The bill narrowly passed by three votes, with seventeen senators in favor of the legislation and fourteen against. Last November, a similar bill was defeated by a coalition of conservatives using the San José Articles to defend the right to life and to refute claims that there exists an international right to abortion.
During the debate, Senator Carlos Moreira expressed that the “right to life begins at conception as affirmed by the San José Articles” and said that if the bill were made into law, it would be violating treaties guaranteeing the right to life internationally
Read more about these articles ....See link to...... C-Fam Weekly update
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Catholic Grandparents Association
The association was set up to support grandparents in handing on the faith and keeping prayer at the heart of family life.
Children are encouraged to write prayers for their Grandparents and these are presented at the offertory during the Pilgrimage Masses.
See link...
For more info..Catholic Grandparents Association
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PRAYERS FOR ORPINGTON AND TOPICAL ISSUES
Prayers for Churches and their Projects
2012
See Parish group: Churches Together Orpington
Churches Together Orpington
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Have you a Vocation to the Priesthood or religious life?
See...Vocations?
Lord Jesus, you invite us to pray the Lord of the harvest that He send labourers into his harvest.
Lord and God of all, call to the priesthood men on fire with your divine love, who will be the voice of the good shepherd to the scattered sheep of the flock.
Lord of the harvest, send labourers into your harvest.
Lord and Saviour, bless us with holy priests.
Through their ministry may your life-giving presence in the sacraments always be present in your church.
Lord of the harvest, send labourers into your harvest.
Lord and Giver of life, raise up men filled with your power and with great missionary zeal, so that all who dwell in darkness may come to live in the light of Christ.
Lord of the harvest, send labourers into your harvest.
Lord Jesus, you called chosen men to be with you; to preach the good news of salvation; to have authority over the powers of darkness. Send your Holy Spirit upon the men you have chosen for the priestly ministry.
May they answer your call and follow you with generous hearts. Amen.
Highlights of Message from Pope Benedict XV1
See link to pdf .... Vocations
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Street Pastors
Street Pastors play a significant role in keeping the borough of Bromley safe.
The role is not about preaching heaven and hell, but one of listening, caring and helping
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working in an unconditional way.
Interested in becoming a Street Pastor?
Catholics are to be found as Street Pastors in many areas, including Bromley, though as yet there are none in Orpington.
Parishioners from Holy Innocents' are very welcome to join their ranks.
See more on Parish Group Page: Churches Together Page
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ORPINGTON FOOD BANK
Urgent need for more Food donations
Can you help?
See link for more information
See link...
Orpington Food Bank
Please consider helping: Ring Cherise on foodbank number 0777 4526 562
or Mary on 01689 834 030 email info@orpingtonfoodbank.co.uk
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Victor Vella's address to the congregation
on the occasion of his
Induction as Parish Priest.
...Please click on the link below...
Father Victor's address to the congregation on the occasion
of his induction
as Parish Priest
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BEYOND ORPINGTON BOUNDARIES
See these....
.....INTERESTING ARTICLES, ADVERTS
& LINKS TO OTHER CATHOLIC WEB-SITES world wide
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EWTN (Eternal Word Television Network)
Global Catholic Network..
world wide Catholic issues discussed
UK Web-site link.....EWTN
Listen on Radio: via your computer EWTN Radio
EWTN can also be found on Sky Channel 589
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SEE IMPORTANT LINKS AT THE END OF THIS HOME PAGE***
For the Vatican, Catholic Bishops' Conference
& daily posts about free Catholic and Christian MP3s
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The Catholic Truth Society(CTS) is an independent publisher and charity.
Catholic Faith, Life and Truth For All
CTS publishes a wide variety of books, leaflets and other resources.
It helps people to understand and practise the Catholic faith.
See link Catholic Truth Society
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Examination of Conscience (Making a Good Confession)
EXAMINATION OF CONSCIENCE—A DAILY DUTY
By Rev. John Corapi, SOLT, STD
Making a Good Confession
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Catholic Newspapers
The following links will lead to the Catholic newspapers.
Please visit the web-sites regularly
Catholic Herald and the Total Catholic takes its information from the Universe
On-line Catholic Newspaper with excellent articles,
worth
visiting regularly... see link.... Pew-Sitter
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THE TABLET
International Catholic Magazine
(Some articles free, others by Subscription only)
See link to The Tablet
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MORE CATHOLIC PAPERS
AUSTRALIA
Melbourne, Victoria See link... Kairos
Brisbane, Queensland See link.... Catholic Leader
Sidney, New South Wales See link..... Catholic Weekly
Australia: See link... CathNews, a service of Church Resources
Pray as You Can..uplifting prayer site...
see link...Pray as you Can
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'Faith Today'
Faith Today is a magazine supporting the Bishops' Conference in England and Wales.
Published monthly; it will be distributed through the parishes.
Faith Today is warmly commended by Archbishop Vincent Nichols.
Why not consider having Bible Alive or Faith Today delivered direct to your door every month? Don't miss out – subscribe today!
When you subscribe to Bible Alive or Faith Today and you will receive a FREE copy of the Faith Today Special Papal Visit Souvenir Edition or Blessed and a pen.
If you are already benefiting from receiving Bible Alive or Faith Today every month please accept this message as a preview of your next edition which will be on its way to you shortly!
Mike Conway Editor
For more details visit the publisher's web site Re: Faith Today
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Jesus said:
"May they all be one.
Father may they be one in Us, as You are in Me and I am in You,
so that the world may believe it was You who sent Me."
John 17: V 21
The Holy Father Pope Benedict XV1
reminded the Cardinals on 23rd November 2007,....
for the Catholic Church....
...‘Ecumenism is not an option but a sacred duty.
It is the mandate of Our Lord!’
See link......The Pope on Christian Unity
and
The Late Pope John Paul on Commitment to Ecumenism
The Catholic Church is convinced that she must do all in her power to prepare the way of the Lord and to make straight his paths (Mt 3:3); and she understands that this must be done in company with other Christians
– in fraternal dialogue, in cooperation and in prayer.
Address to Holy Synod, Athens, May 4, 2001
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Please Pray for Persecuted Christians
The Barnabas Fund PRAYER FOCUS UPDATE is a monthly information bulletin
with up-to-date news on the persecuted Church to help Christians
pray for their suffering brothers and sisters throughout the world.
See link .....Persecuted Christians
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The DIOCESE OF SOUTHWARK
Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham
see link to PDF... Rite of Election & Continuing Call for Conversion
See link to ....Ordinariate Portal Web-site
See link to... The Portal Magazine
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Prayers from the Heart.... by Holy
Innocents' Parishioners
"Teach us to pray" was the plea of the disciples
to Jesus.
May this book help the disciples of the Lord today to find an answer
when they make the same plea.
£5 each, copies of this book are available from the Parish
office 01689 817537
Fr Victor has asked coordinators of Parish Groups to review their Group's
details on
this site, and email any changes to the Parish office (parish@holyinnocents.org.uk),
or the editor Cecilia Skudder
They can access their Group's details via the 'Parish Groups' link in
the navigation bar to the left, and then clicking on their Group's link
on the navigation bar of that page.
Archbishop of Southwark: The Most Reverend Peter Smith
'Open my ears that I may hear.
Open my eyes that I may see.
Open my heart to receive your transforming and purifying Spirit.'
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Holy Innocents' Roman Catholic Church
Orpington, Kent, England
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Diocese of Southwark
Catholic Bishops' Conference for England & Wales
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St James the Great, Petts Wood
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Updated Weekly
Current Version Published
January 27, 2012 5:02 PM
Next scheduled update: Friday 3rd February 2012