THE FEASTS OF ALL SAINTS & ALL SOULS
My Dear Sisters and Brothers,
As the Liturgical year comes to an end, I wish to draw your attention to two very special observances of our Church in the coming week. The first and second of November are always observed as the Solemnity of All Saints and the Remembrance of All souls. We should all make every effort to attend at least one of the two special Masses celebrated on those days.
Both Deacon Stephen Joseph and I are therefore encouraging you to the following Masses.
For 1st November, the Feast of All Saints, 6:00am, Sung Mass at Sacred Heart in St. Philip.
For 2nd November, All Souls, Mass at Our Lady of the Rosary, in St. John at 7:00am.
Those members from Rosary try to go to Sacred Heart on Friday, 6:00am. Sacred Heart Members try to go to on Saturday 7:00am. These two ceremonies call for your presence. However, if you can’t attend: we appeal to families to pray together the Litany of the Saints. You can find it in your Sunday Missal for Holy Saturday Easter Liturgy.
May God bless you.
Fr. Clement Paul.
Parish Priest.
My Dear Sisters and Brothers,
As the Liturgical year comes to an end, I wish to draw your attention to two very special observances of our Church in the coming week. The first and second of November are always observed as the Solemnity of All Saints and the Remembrance of All souls. We should all make every effort to attend at least one of the two special Masses celebrated on those days.
Both Deacon Stephen Joseph and I are therefore encouraging you to the following Masses.
For 1st November, the Feast of All Saints, 6:00am, Sung Mass at Sacred Heart in St. Philip.
For 2nd November, All Souls, Mass at Our Lady of the Rosary, in St. John at 7:00am.
Those members from Rosary try to go to Sacred Heart on Friday, 6:00am. Sacred Heart Members try to go to on Saturday 7:00am. These two ceremonies call for your presence. However, if you can’t attend: we appeal to families to pray together the Litany of the Saints. You can find it in your Sunday Missal for Holy Saturday Easter Liturgy.
May God bless you.
Fr. Clement Paul.
Parish Priest.
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