Weekend
Masses: Saturday vigil: Penzance at 5pm and Hayle at
6.30pm ~ Sunday: St. Ives at 9am and Penzance at
11am. For Weekdays see newsletter. Any Covid 19 updates for our churches will be in
newsletters
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earlier 2021 newsletters list
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articles & links
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Newsletters online by
Saturday mid pm - help Sunday Message has readings >
newsletter 5th
September
- 23rd week in OT
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'Sunday Message' for
September
Mass
readings, antiphon, Gloria, Creed, Gospel Acclamation & Psalm,
with a practical application to the Gospel.
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live stream Masses links page
live Mass directory England +
Wales
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newsletter 12th
September
- 24th week in OT
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newsletter 19th September
- 25th week in OT
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newsletter
Sunday 26th September
DELAYED - revisit
Sunday/Monday
- 26th week in OT
Medjugorje for 25th September
below
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newsletter Sunday 3rd October
- 27th week in
OT
'Sunday Message' for
October
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newsletter Sunday 10th
October
- 28th week in OT
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newsletter Sunday 17th
October
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newsletter Sunday 24th
October
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Homilies from Fr.
Philip
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Fr. Philip: Please continue the time
of prayer with people of all faiths at 6 p.m. daily for an
end to the pandemic. I ring the church bell for the Angelus each day at 6
p.m.
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Building the new North Aisle at Penzance
North Aisle fundraising
leaflet
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 Evangelium
newsletter Sept '21: "Making Disciples - Speaking The Truth In
Love" ~ from Plymouth Diocese Vicariate of Evangelisation & Catechesis.
This edition focuses on Youth, with other articles on forming active evangelisers, Catechesis, Marriage and Family Life.
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'Sunday - it is our Day' a short statement from the
Catholic Bishops Conference on attending Mass
after easing of Covid 19 legal restrictions.
As always, the
Health & Safety of each and every one is paramount. Please be
aware and respectful of each other in our church
buildings.
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Vatican News Network
and YouTube
channel
Vatican website
and 'Word of
the day'
Pope Francis on
Twitter
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Plymouth Diocese YouTube
channel
Plymouth Diocese on
Facebook
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Catholic Bishops of England &
Wales web
CC
England & Wales YouTube channel
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EWTN
UK
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Haiti earthquake: For
information and to donate to CAFOD appeal click here
Afghanistan crisis: How CAFOD is
responding - for information and to donate click here
'Keep the
Lifeline' with thanks to the
Trussell Trust who work with many food banks nationally, it is easy to
ask our MP to call on the Prime Minister to stop the £20 cut to
Universal Credit and Working Tax Credit payments planned for
October. More information with a customisable response form link
is here
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Pray the
Rosary with Bishop Robert Barron's explanatory Rosary videos
- helpful praying alone
Medjugorje for 25th September
below
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If you are able to support the parish by Bank payment /
standing order, please email for account details. A Gift
Aid addition is very welcome.
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Foodbanks & Mary's
Meals
CAFOD World Gifts
an ethical way of giving anytime, from £4
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For St.
Mary's Catholic School news, visit their website and Facebook
page
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click for readings of the day
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Thank you to
contributors of site content and for feedback 
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newsletter article
links + info's for 2021
For
January to August 2021 click
here - for 2020 click
here
North Aisle fundraising campaign
leaflet
The
parish has always generously supported the work of the charity
Mary's Meals. The charity
aims to provide a free meal for every child in school every school
day around the world, believing that helping children to stay in
school and gain an education can lift communities out of poverty.
If you do not yet know about this charity, please visit their
website Mary's Meals or ask
us. We would like to form a group to help Mary’s Meals in prayer,
fundraising, awareness-raising or using any skills/knowledge which
a potential group may have. Please contact Fr Philip if you would
be interested in helping and coming to an initial socially
distanced meeting. previous MM info
'Sunday - it is our Day' a short statement from the
Catholic Bishops Conference on attending Mass
after 19th July easing of Covid 19 legal
restrictions. Updates for our
churches are in latest newsletters. The Catholic Bishops
Conference guidance document for parishes says: 'Each local
community should examine the local conditions regarding the virus,
and adopt an attitude of care for the people who desire to attend
Mass'; 'Face coverings are strongly recommended to be
worn by those in church'; 'Churches should continue to
provide hand sanitiser at entrances and exits'. As always,
the Health & Safety of each and every one is paramount. Please
be aware and respectful of each other in our church
buildings.
Instead of
sending cards, presents or flowers, help Debs Neave mark her 'big
birthday' with a small donation to the CAFOD ‘Celebration Fund’
set up for the occasion. Cafod is her
favourite charity... You can also start your own celebration
fund.
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Listen to the Voice of Gentle Love:
Listen to your heart. It’s there that Jesus speaks most
intimately to you. Praying is first and foremost listening to Jesus
who dwells in the very depths of your heart. He doesn’t shout. He
doesn’t thrust himself upon you. His voice is an unassuming voice,
very nearly a whisper, the voice of a gentle love. Whatever you do
with your life, go on listening to the voice of Jesus in your
heart. This listening must be an active and very attentive
listening, for in our restless and noisy world God’s so loving
voice is easily drowned out. You need to set aside some time every
day for this active listening to God if only for ten minutes. Ten
minutes each day for Jesus alone can bring about a radical change
in your life. You’ll find it isn’t easy to be still for ten minutes
at a time. You’ll discover straightaway that many other voices,
voices that are very noisy and distracting, voices that do not come
from God, demand your attention. But if you stick to your daily
prayer time, then slowly but surely you’ll come to hear the gentle
voice of love and will long more and more to listen to it. ~ Henri
J.M. Nouwen
"The most beautiful Credo is that which comes from
your lips in darkness, in sacrifice, in pain, in supreme efforts of
an unbending will for good. It is this which like a strong bolt of
lightning dispels the darkness of the soul. It is what leads you to
God in the fury of the storm." ~ St. Padre Pio
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previous 2021 newsletters list ~ for
January to July 2021 list click
here ~ (2020
list + featured links)
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| July: July Homilies
4th
July - 14th week OT, first three weeks
July
25th
July - 17th week in OT
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August: 'Sunday
Message' for August | August
Homilies
1st
August - 18th week in OT
8th
August - 19th week in OT
15th
August - The Assumption of Our
Lady
North Aisle fundraising
leaflet
22nd
August - 21st week in OT
29th
August - 22nd week in OT
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September:
'Sunday Message' for September |
September
Homilies
5th
September - 23rd week in OT
12th
September - 24th week in OT
19th
September - 25th week in OT
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LINKS: Plymouth
Diocese YouTube channel \ Diocese on Facebook
\ Catholic Church England
and Wales: YouTube Channel & website \ Vatican News Network
\ Vatican website \
Vatican
Radio \ Vatican
YouTube channel videos \ Catholic Church UK News \
Pope
Francis on Twitter \ Daily
Mass readings \ Medjugorje messages \ UCB Word for Today
\ Vatican Word of
the day
what's on
in RC Cornwall:  Camborne-Redruth \ Truro \ Falmouth-Helston\ Bodmin \
St
Austell \ Newquay \ Launceston \ Liskeard+Sclerder
Abbey \\ across the Tamar: Plymouth Cathedral
\ Buckfast
Abbey
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Medjugorje:
message
for the world via visionary Marija on September 25th 2021: “Dear children! Pray, witness and rejoice with me because the Most High continues to send me to lead you on the way of holiness. Be aware, little children, that life is short and eternity is waiting for you to give glory to God with your being, with all the saints. Little children, do not worry about earthly things, but long for Heaven. Heaven will be your goal and joy will begin to reign in your heart. I am with you and bless all of you with my motherly blessing. Thank you for having responded to my
call.”
... more from Medjugorje
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From Pope Francis' Twitter
page ~ "All of us have spiritual infirmities that we cannot
heal on our own. We need Jesus’ healing, we need to present our
wounds to him and say: “Jesus, I am in your presence, with my sin,
with my sorrows. You can set me free. Heal my heart”.
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