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Bulletin – Third Week in OT, Cycle A

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3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time  

Cycle A

WEEKDAY MASSES: Mon-Thu at 8.00 am, Fri 7.40am and Saturday 8.00am 

Weekday Public Holidays at 9.00am

WEEKEND MASSES:   

Saturday 5.30pm and Sunday 7.30am, 10.00am. The 3.00pm Mass is closed for the holidays until Sunday 15 Jan 2023.

CONFESSIONS: Saturday: 8.30–9.00 am, 4.30 pm-5.15 pm (new time), and anytime on request

READINGS:

3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Cycle A: p. 748 in the Daily Missal and p. 316 in the Sunday Missal.

MARRIAGES:  6 months’ notice is required and the marriage preparation course is available online. Couples must make an appointment to see Fr Keith to book.

BAPTISMS: Parents and Godparents are required to attend the online preparation before the Sacrament is administered.  Please contact the Parish Office to book.

CONGRATULATIONS TO: LeruoTikhenso, son of Tiisetso and Dolly Lebese, and Zayn Tinodaishe, son of Alex and Adellin Madziwa, who were recently Baptized.

PARISH DIARY

Saturday, 21 January

9.00am: Catechism Teachers meeting in the Emmaus Centre

9.30am: Altar Servers training in the Church

Sunday, 22 January

5.00pm: Life Teens starts

Tuesday, 24 January

10.00m: Rosary in the Church

Wednesday, 25 January

8.00am: Mass followed by Holy Hour with Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, prayers and Meditation

Sunday, 29 January

5.00pm: Mass (Life Teen)

SECOND COLLECTION NEXT WEEKEND is for: The Sick Priests’ Maintenance Fund

NOTICE FROM THE ARCHDIOCESE:

Anyone who would like to represent the Parish in the Potential Cause of Beatification and Canonisation of Domitilla and Daniel Hyams, are welcome to attend the next meeting on 28 January 2023 at St. Therese Edenvale (Cnr Horwood Street and Van Riebeeck Avenue) at 9.00am to 10.00am.

PARISH POVERTY RELIEF COLLECTION NEXT WEEKEND:The Parish Poverty Relief Project collection takes place on the last weekend of every month. This will take place next weekend 28/29 January. Please assist this project by bringing to Mass non- perishable foods for the Holy Rosary Parish in Ivory Park. If you forget to bring groceries – cash donations will also be welcome. Thank you for your valued support.

MARRIAGE ENRICHMENT COURSE: The online Marriage Enrichment Course starts on Wednesday 25 January and runs for 7 weeks. For more information: visit the church website, email: bryanstonmc@gmail.com or phone Leigh on 0845067447. It is a great investment in your marriage.

Grief Share: are you grieving the loss of a loved one? Find help and healing on your journey of grief. Group therapy starts on Saturday 4 February at 10 am at St. John’s Catholic Church, Northriding. For more details contact Arianna on 071 138 8401.

We kindly urge Parishioners attending Sunday 7.30am Mass to please turn LEFT into Sloane Street when leaving the Church. Please DO NOT turn right into Sloane Street as this causes major congestion on exiting the Church. Your kind cooperation is greatly appreciated.

CRY CHAPEL: kindly note that this facility, situated at the back of the Church, is available for parents with small children.

Church Banking Details

Account name: 

BRYANSTON CATHOLIC CHURCH

Bank: STANDARD BANK

Account no.: 02 339 042 5

Branch:  FOURWAYS  

Code: 009953

Snapscan: Scan this QR Code to make your donation.  Enter the amount you want to pay.  Confirm payment with your 4-digit PIN. 

VOCATION REFLECTION: The Lord Jesus proclaimed that the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand. We need, in our own time, to proclaim that same message. Are we bold enough to reform our lives and proclaim the Good News? (Matthew 4:12-23)

PRAYER FOR SOUTHERN AFRICA:

Merciful Father,

send forth your Spirit upon us the people of Southern Africa. May we hear anew the voice of Jesus Christ, inviting us to walk with him across the turbulent waters of our time: “Courage, it is I. Do not be afraid.” By the grace of the Holy Spirit empower us to bring comfort to the restless, hope to those who despair, healing to victims of violence, and reconciliation where there is division. May the Holy Spirit heal our families and communities. Grant us ethical and courageous leaders who put the good of the people before their own interest. We ask for your grace to guide us to speak the truth with courage, to act justly in all we do, to share with those in need and always and everywhere to respect your gift of life as we strive to proclaim the values of the Kingdom, in solidarity with all people of goodwill. We ask this through Christ Our Lord.  

Amen.

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