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Christ the King 26 November 2017 Parish Priest: Fr Patrick Mileham 45 West Street Warwick, CV34 6AB 01926 492913 [email protected] Retired priest in residence (at St Charles) Canon Edward Stewart (01926 492263) Office open this week 10.003.00 Monday, Wednesday, Thursday These Parishes are part of the Archdiocese of Birmingham: registered charity number 234216

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Christ the King

26 November 2017

Parish Priest: Fr Patrick Mileham

45 West Street Warwick, CV34 6AB 01926 492913

[email protected]

Retired priest in residence (at St Charles) Canon Edward Stewart (01926 492263)

Office open this week 10.00–3.00 Monday, Wednesday, Thursday

These Parishes are part of the Archdiocese of Birmingham: registered charity number 234216

Come, you whom my Father has blessed, take for your

heritage the kingdom prepared for you since the foundation of the world.

Shepherd-King o’er mountain steep, homeward guide thy wand’ring sheep. This hymn captures the readings perfectly: our King is not a cruel tyrant or despot, but a shepherd who loves his flock, who would (and did) give his life for them. Love for the flock means that he will have to judge them, separating the sheep from those who do not belong to him. Coming to the end of the Church’s year leads us to look to our final ending, the homecoming the hymn speaks of. The judgement of the end of time we do not view as a trial or a terror, but as a coming home: look back to the Isaiah reading on the 28th Sunday to see what a homecoming party is offered. All we do is put our lives in order, living just and holy lives, longing for the day of the lord to come.

Second collection today for the Catholic Youth Service Forthcoming 3 Dec SVP Christmas appeal (St Mary’s), 10 Dec Poor Parishes fund, 17 Christmas Flowers.

Confirmations 2018 For children in years 5 or 6. The first meeting is on 11 December at 7pm in the Martyrs’ Room at St Mary Immaculate. Confirmations

St Mary Immaculate St Charles Borromeo

Sun 26 Christ the King 6pm (Sat) Pro Populo 11am Thressiamma Chacko

9am Winifred Ware RIP

Mon 27 Feria 9.30am John O’Shea RIP No Mass

Tue 28 Feria 6pm Holy Hour 7pm Parish Requiem Holy Souls

No Mass

Wed 29 Feria 2.30 Mass (in school) Winifred Ware RIP

No Mass

Thu 30 St Andrew No Mass No Mass

Fri 1 St Edmund Campion 7pm John Thomas McAdam

No Mass

Sat 2 Feria 6pm Vigil Pro Populo Exposition until 11pm

10am PMF Intentions

Sun 3 1st Sunday of Advent 11am Thomas & Edith Sheehan RIP 9am Bob Harris RIP

Confession 5pm (Sat) 10.30 (Sat)

will be celebrated at Pentecost on Sunday 20 May next year. Churches Together in Warwick Living Advent Calendar - see our websites for details of these free live performance each day at 24 different venues across the district. Prayer Breakfast at St Paul’s Church on Saturday 2nd December at 7.30am. Rome Pilgrimage April 2018, full details are on both parish websites. Give Love in a Box This Year Thank you for your generosity, the Parish has sent off 49 gift boxes. Month of the Holy Souls There are envelopes at the back of both churches for you to place the names of deceased relatives and friends during November. Please place the completed envelopes in the box adjacent to the altar St Charles Borromeo Cemetery If any anyone from either parish wishes to purchase a burial or cremation plot at St Charles Borromeo Cemetery or would like any information please contact John

Yarnold Tel. 01926 493715 email [email protected] Christmas Lunch on Mon 18 December Fr Patrick would like to invite parishioners from both parishes to join him at St Mary’s for Mass at 11.30 followed by Christmas Lunch in the parish hall. The SVP will be happy to provide lifts for those who require transport. Booking forms are available at the back of the church. Martyrs' Memorial You will know that our 3 Warwick martyrs (William Freeman, John Sugar and Robert Grissold) were put to death on Gallows Hill on the outskirts of Warwick. The land involved is now about to have houses built on it, and we are hoping a memorial to the martyrs can be incorporated into the design. Please would you help our campaign by supporting Philip Batt's comments on the planning application. You will need to search for 'Warwick District Council planning', select 'planning applications', 'search/comment on applications' and enter the keyword 'W/17/1988'. There is no need for a long article (unless you want), just a sentence to say you would like to see the memorial.

(stmary-immaculate.org.uk)

Counters 26 Nov group 3,3 Dec group 4.

Last Week’s Offertory £618.28, of which £367.70 was gift aid, Thank you.

Readers 26 Nov John Connor, Mark Booth, 3 Dec Philip Batt, Ignacio Gomez. Lately Dead Please pray for the repose of the soul of Eugene Devoti who has died recently.

Olivewood and Christmas Card Sale Representatives from Friends of the Holy Land are visiting us on the weekend of 25/26 November to sell products that have been made by Christians, mainly in Bethlehem. if you haven’t yet bought your Christmas cards and gifts etc. please consider supporting these people.

Sick and Housebound Your prayers are asked for all the sick in the Parish at home or in the hospitals/ hospice and especially for Steve Amos, June Amos, Philip Batt, Len Briggs, Elizabeth Coleman, Mary Croney, Barbara Cullinan, Anne Downes, Edith Durkin, John Fitzpatrick, Wendy Fitzpatrick, Graham Hardwick, Peter Harrison, Mary Houston, Barbara Ivings, Susan James, Roger James, Christina Kelly, Vera Maguire, Miss McLaughlin, Sheila Millard, Florence Murphy, Bernadette Narain, Kathleen O’Connor, Rebecca Power, Mrs Richardson, and Betty Walters. Parish Requiem Mass on Tuesday 28 November at 7pm. All welcome especially members of families whose deceased relatives have had their funerals at St Mary Immaculate during this year. Coffee after the 11am Mass is a good way to meet others in the parish. However, we need more people on the coffee to organise the coffee, milk and

biscuits about once every 6 weeks. Tuition will be given! Please give your name to any one making coffee on Sunday if you are willing to help, or send a message to the parish office. Additional Organist Required every other Saturday and occasionally on Sunday at St Mary’s. Please talk to Fr Patrick if you, or anyone you know would be willing to help.

50/50 Club Winners Mr C. Nichols £20,

Mr P. Harris £20, Mrs I. Buckingham £20. Mrs D Richardson £30 (from last month). Please collect your cheque from the office.

St Mary Immaculate School Christmas Fair Saturday 16th December 11am - 1pm at St Mary Immaculate Primary School, Wathen Road. With lots of festive cheer, stalls, gifts, bargains, games, delicious refreshments and cakes and of course a visit from Santa - you don't want to miss it! Please do join us on the day, and if you have any donations for the fair then please pass on to Chrissie Beaumont, or via Fr Patrick.

(stcharles-borromeo.org.uk)

Last Week’s Offertory £253.50 (of which

£128.60 was gift aid), standing orders £247.42.

Seating at Sunday Mass Please feel free to go upstairs to the balcony where there is more room; if you’re late it can be accessed from the side door between the church & the presbytery. Carols by Candlelight Sunday 10th December 4pm Bible Study Mondays at 7.15 p.m. No meeting this week.

Canon Stewart will be travelling to Rome this week at the invitation of the English College for priest jubilarians. The Sick and Housebound Your prayers are asked for all the sick, especially Cathy Armstrong, John Brown, Assuero BuRicchi, Maureen Cully, Ann Gunthorpe, Aidan Harris (9 yrs old), Alan King, Joan Mundy, Joyce Shuttler, Anita Williams, Christine Underhill and Janina Woods. Book of the Dead please add new names (in full) to the list at the back of church.