Catholic  Church  of  St  Wilfrid  of  York,  Coalville   Liturgies  

First  Week  of  Lent        

Saturday

8th March

11.00am  

  W EDDING  M ASS  –  Int.  Eugene   Lee  &  Kyomie  Boswell  

5.30pm  

STATIONS  OF  THE  CROSS      

6.00pm    

V IGIL  Mass  –  People  of  the  Parish   th

 

Sunday

9 March

10.00am    

M ASS  –  McCarthy  Family  

Monday

9th March

10.00am    

S ERVICE  O F  W ORD  &  H OLY     COMMUNION  

Tuesday

10th March

10.00am    

MASS   A T   H OLY   C ROSS   W HITWICK  

Wednesday

11th March

 

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1 Sunday of Lent

 

Lenten Feria

   

6.00pm    

  COMMUNION   S ERVICE  O F  W ORD  &  H OLY  

Thursday

12th March

10.00am    

S ERVICE  O F  W ORD  &  H OLY     COMMUNION  

Friday

13th March

7.30pm  ***  

MASS   A T   H OLY   C ROSS   W HITWICK  

Saturday

14th March

10.00am    

  COMMUNION   S ERVICE  O F  W ORD  &  H OLY  

5.30pm  

STATIONS  OF  THE  CROSS      

6.00pm    

V IGIL  Mass  –  Int.  Susanne  Reid  

Sunday

15th March

10.00am    

M ASS  –  People  of  the  Parish  

 

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Station Mass

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Bruce Kent Presentation

Lenten Feria

Wednesday 9 April at 7pm here at St Wilfrid’s entitled ‘Nuclear Weapons – Immoral & Illegal’. Bruce is a well known political activist & former General Secretary of CND. This should prove to be a hugely challenging input, that dovetails with our Lent Course & a different perspective on Social Teaching.

Walk with Me Booklets 2nd Sunday of Lent

  celebrated   in   the   Blessed   Cyprian   Tansi   Oratory   On   weekdays   &   Saturday   morning,   Mass   is   in   the   Presbytery   &   you   can   request   Confession   before   (Saturday   is   in   the   church   if   you     prefer   anonymity).   Preparation   courses   for   baptism   &   reception   are   throughout   the   year   &   Reconciliation   +   Holy   Communion   begins   after   Christmas.   The   Bishop   celebrates     Confirmation  in  our  parish  every  other  year  &  Marriage  preparation  is  with  each  couple.    

 

Parish  Contacts    

More books on order after we ran out of stock, so let us know if you’d like to reserve one as they’re going like hot cakes? Young  People  

filled  &  inspiring  afternoon  (12-­‐17  years)  with  friends  at  Mount  Saint  Bernard’s   Abbey  to  MAKE  A  JOURNEY  WITH  JESUS  celebrating  the  Stations  of  the  Cross  in   the  countryside  through  readings,  drama  &  mime  +  Youth  Mass  &  BBQ  

Parish  Deacon  

  01530  243477   Rev  John  Timson:  

Pastoral  Assistant  

  01530  811486   Miss  Sue  Tompkin:  

Parish  Website  

www.stwilfscoalville.blogspot.co.uk    

March at 10.30 am in the Parish Church. Our Deacon John is the preacher. All are very welcome to attend.

 

  Churches  Together  in  Coalville  Three  Events  for  Men…      nd th

1.  Emmaeus  Journey:  Weekend  of  the  2  to  5  May,  mens  walking  holiday  led  by  the   Methodist  community.  Contact  David  on    01530588752/[email protected]   th

2.  Mens  Breakfast:  15  March,  George  &    Dragon,  Thringston,  £5.50.   3.  5-­‐a-­‐Side  Football:  8  to  40  year  olds  on    Saturdays,                                                                    Opportunities                                                               2pm  at  Newbridge  Hall.  Contact  Glen  on  07905957169        

Check  out  Fr  Robert  Barron’s  Lenten   Reflections  at  wordonfire.org    

Thank  you  for  your  excellent  suggestions  for   the  placement  of  our  World  War  I  memorial   stone  which  include:  the  left  wall  of  the  Lady   Chapel,  on  the  front  right  side  of  the  church,   in  the  front  garden  on  the  right  &  under  a   Station  of  the  Cross  for  example…  where  do   you  think?  (Fr  David)  

Thank  you  from  The  Falcon  Centre…  who  were  completly  overwhelmed  by  

the  genorisity  of  St  Wilfrid’s  parishioners.     One  person  commented  the  following   "you  will  never  know  how  much  difference   this  will  make  to  us  as  we  have  so  little     to   live   on".   The   same   person   was   very   excited   about   seeing   tomato   soup   and   being   able   to   make   some   pasta   meals.     The   warm   clothing   was   particularly   welcome   at   this   time   of   year   too.   Staff   also   mentioned   what   a   wonderful   christmas  the  residents  had  because  of  the  financial  donation  made  by  our  parish.   Some  residents  said  it  had  been  the  best  Christmas  they  had  ever  had.    Thank  you   very  much  for  the  support  you  have  given.  (Madeleine,  Lydia  &  Mandy)     Nottingham  Roman  Catholic  Diocese  Trustees  Company    No.  7151646  Charity  No.  1134449       Madeleine  Bonser  

PLEASE  PRAY  FOR  THE  SICK:     Maria  Sharp,  Joan  Briers,  Cecilia   Geraghty,  Eileen  Jarvis,  Joan  Brown,   Nuala  Culley,  Michael  Grimley,   Christopher  Hubbard,  Robert   Livingston,  Paul  Baldwin,  Mary  Ball,   Ron  Moreton,  Peter  Bullimore,   Sheila  Stacey,  Robert  Gallagher,   Mona  Grady,  Mary  Godden,  Lilian   Stratton,  Mary  &  Gordon  Head,  Pat   Pullen,  Mrs  Pallett,  Madeline   Moyens,  June  Faulks,  Margaret   English,  Beryl  Middleton,  Chris   Clynes,  Peggy  Marsden,  Helen   Powers,  Marie  Caldwell,  Pauline   Perrins,  Mary  George,  Daniel   McNally,  John  Lycett,  Gerry   Danaher,  Peter  Sharpe,  Rita  Cheney   &  Christopher  Roe.   Prayers     REQUIEM  ANNIVERSARIES:     Bill  Gostelow,  Mary  Murray,   Kitty  O’Meara,  Gerald  Culley.    

Finance   Plate   £223.08   Envelopes   £296.00   Parish  Tote   No.27  J  Brumby   No.72  M  McStravick   No.20  P  Haywood  

Std  Orders   £118   Total   £519.08   See  Steve  Walsh  or  Sue  to  join  up.  

Regular  Events  This  Week  

Mr  C  Davies  (Head):  01509  268739/www.delisle.leics.sch.uk  

 

 

 

Markfield United Service on Sunday 16

St  Clare’s  RC  Primary  Sch   Mrs  L  Freeman  (Head):  01530  837747/www.st-­‐clares.leics.sch.uk  

founded  the  Fairtrade  Foundation.  Today   more  than  3,000  Fairtrade  products  are   available  in  the  UK.  Buying  Fairtrade   products  helps  to  more  than  7.5  million   people  –  workers  and  their  families  –  in  58   developing  countries  to  benefit  from  the   international  Fairtrade  system.  Fairtrade   Fortnight  runs  from  24th  February  to  9th   March  Find  out  more  at   www.fairtade.org.uk    

A  Lenten  Afternoon  for  Young  People    

Leicestershire  Active  Youth-­‐  Sunday  23rd  March:  come  &  share  a  fun  

Visit  our  website  for  details  about   the  Diocesan  Pilgrimage  to  Lourdes.    

Did  you  know?  In  1992  CAFOD  co-­‐

 

Fr  David  Cain:  01530  832098/[email protected]  

De  Lisle  RC  College  

 

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Monday 31 March 7pm in the Fr Balfe Room. Would those with children for Baptism, contact Sue for a form.

Overcoming  poverty  is  not  a  gesture  of   charity;  it  is  an  act  of  justice.  Poverty  is  not   an  accident!    Like  slavery  and  apartheid  it  is   man-­‐made,  and  can  be  removed  by  the   actions  of  human  beings.  (Nelson  Mandela)  

 

At St Wilfrid’s on Thurs 3 April with   confessions from 6.30pm followed by Mass at 7.30pm.

  Information  about   the  Sacraments  

Parish  Priest  

 

5.30pm Saturday & 9.30am Sunday before the weekend’s Masses in Lent.  

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Stations of

Baptism Course

                                           Pope  Francis’   Apostolic  letter  ‘Evangelii  Gaudium’                                                                           has  inspired  these  five  40  minute  DVD  sessions,  followed                                                                                                                 discussion.  This  weeks  session  is  entitled                                                                                                               by  a  20  minute   ‘St  Francis  –  God’s  Heart  for  the  Poor’  &  takes  place  after  our                                                                                                                 Wednesday  evening  s   ervice  at  6.30pm  &  repeated  on  Thursday                                                                                                                                     th 12  March  at  11.00am     following  the  morning  Service.  You can We  welcome  Maria  Lee,  from  CAFOD  to   get a hard copy of the Pope’s letter, to have a look speak  at  our  Masses  this  weekend.  It’s  a   at in advance,   from our Repository Stall or go online great  opportunity,  at  the  beginning  of  Lent,   at www.nottingham-diocese.org.uk   to  discover  new  opportunities  to  serve     others.   the Cross

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The     Joy  of  the  Gospel  Lent  Course  

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Cherubs  (Mums  &  Toddlers)   Wednesday  at  10.30am  in  the  Fr  Balfe  Room    

Events  Coming  Up   St  Patrick’s  Day  Mass   Markfield  Witness  of  Faith   Theatre  Trip  –  Water  Babies  

Ministry  Rotas   Welcomers  &  Offertory   Next  week   Readers  this  Week   Next  Week   Tote  this  Week   Next  Week   Refreshments  this  Week   Next  Week   Tellers  this  Week   Next  Week   Church  Care  this  Week   Next  Week  

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17  Mar,  11am,  St  Pats  Leics,  Bish  John  Sherrington   th Procession  -­‐  Palm  Sunday  13  April,  10.30am  @  Trinity   th Fri  9  May  @  Curve,  see  Sue  to  pay  for  tickets  ordered   6.00pm   10.00am   Whitfield  Family   Volunteers   Lycett  Family   Davis  family   A  &  A  Brine   M.  Bonser/M  McStravick   T  Simpson   F  Curtis   S.  Walsh   P.  Bonser   S.  Kendrick   M  Martin     Martin  Family     Jordan  Family     S  &  S  Kendrick     Durcan  Family   Cockburn  Team   Haywood  Family  

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