Newsletter; 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time (A)
The Sunday Mass can be accessed here.
Click the links below to download the Page, Mass sheet, Mass readings and the Look colour in sheet for the children.
Please remember to donate to the Sick & Retired Priests’ Fund. You can do this by visiting the Diocese of Westminster website or using the QR Code below. Thank you for your generosity.
Arrangements for lockdown from 5th November 2020
Dear Parishioners,
As part of the government's lockdown requirements for the period November 5th to December 2nd, all places of worship must be closed to public liturgy. St Margaret’s, unfortunately will have to remain closed for Mass over the next four weeks. Churches may remain open for private prayer, and St Margaret’s will be open on Saturday mornings from 10:30am to 1:00pm, and at other times by request.
The following Mass schedule will be available on Youtube:
Sunday - 10:30am (with music)
Weekdays - Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday - 10:00am
Rosary (via Zoom) - Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday - 9:30am
May I remind you, on a much more positive note that the Parish Advent programme, 'The Joy of Hope', will take place on Mondays at 2:00pm, and Wednesdays at 8:00pm starting the week beginning Monday 23rd November. A link will be advertised nearer the time.
On Friday 4th December the parish musicians will be leading an Advent Service, as we prepare to celebrate the birth of Jesus at Christmas. The service will include hymns and readings, and last from 7:30pm to 8:45pm. A link will be advertised nearer the time.
This second lockdown will try the patience of everyone, and may well have severe economic consequences, but it will not last for ever, and our waiting to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ will give us all hope at this time. We pray that the country and world be delivered form this pandemic and a more religious and just society emerge afterwards.
With good wishes
Fr Peter
All Saints
The Sunday Mass can be accessed here.
Click the links below to download the Page, Mass sheet, Mass readings and the Look colour in sheet for the children.
This week we will be collecting donations for the community foodbank at St Pauls church in Hounslow West. Please leave your donations in the boxes in the parish hall before Monday morning, which is when Vicky will be delivering them to St Pauls. Thank you for your generosity.
After all Masses next week we will be collecting for the Sick & Retired Priests’ Fund. You can either take an envelope or use the QR Code on the poster below to donate.
30th Sunday in Ordinary Time (A)
The Sunday Mass can be accessed here.
Click the links below to download the Page, Mass sheet, Mass readings and the Look colour in sheet for the children.
Remember that you need to book in advance for the Sunday 10.30am Mass. Bookings will open on Monday morning and close at 6.00pm on Saturday evening. The booking link can be found on the home page of the website.
After all masses this week and next we are doing an urgent collection of food and items for the community foodbank at St Pauls church in Hounslow West.
Hounslow has been hit very badly with both the pandemic and subsequent job losses in an area where there is already a lot of hardship. The foodbank at St Pauls has had over a 300% increase in people needing their support since this time last year. This figure continues to steadily increase. We would like as a parish to respond to St.Pauls appeal to other churches for help.
Please help by bringing anything from the lists below to add to our appeal. No matter how small , together we can all really help to make a difference.
Thank you for whatever you are able to bring to put in the boxes; it is very much appreciated.
Items that are needed:
Tins of fruit & vegetables
Tins of meat
Tins of pulses especially red kidney beans and chickpeas
Tins of meat dishes eg pies, curries, meatballs, ravioli
Tins of vegetable dishes
Tins of soup (especially flavours other than tomato)
Mashed potato mix
Bags of fresh potatoes
Pasta and rice
Crackers and biscuits
Jars of pasta sauce
Long life cartons of UHT milk and fruit juice
Tea, coffee, hot chocolate, orange squash
Small bottles of cooking oil
Jars of jam
Packets of desserts mixes and custard
Tins of puddings creamed rice, steamed puddings
Boxes of cereals (especially Weetabix)
Nappies ( especially size 3)
Baby food
Baby wipes
Toiletries including shampoo, conditioner, deodorant, handwash, sanitary towels, shower gels, shaving products, toothpaste
Cleaning products
Washing powder
Mens warm winter clothing & shoes in good condition
Waterproof coats for all ages in good condition
Backpacks in good condition
Warm winter hats
