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May 19
We are trialing a Dial-a-Mass here at St Joseph's. The Number to call to hear Fr Stephen's Mass is 0141 473 4869 Mass recorded every morning and available to listen to anytime and updated around 10.30am daily Please share this number with friends and neighbours who haven’t got internet accessRead More -
May 18
My interview with John Patrick in Sancta Familia’s Life Under Lockdown. The Sancta Familia boys are doing a good job during this Pandemic. Happy to be interviewed on their show .Read More -
May 17
First of all, can I wish you all the joys and blessings of the Risen Lord in this Easter time of great celebration. We are also full of joy to be in the lovely month of May when we honour our Blessed Mother with loving trust, and thank Her for Her endless care of us, Her children, in our homes, families and parishes. Obviously, lockdown and furlough measures have brought ongoing financial uncertainty to many of you, and mean some of you are not in a position to make your contributions in the same way as before. That is quite understandable and we hope and pray that more secure times soon return for you and your families. That said, we thought that those of you who can and want to contribute would welcome your weekly Gift Aid Envelopes for 2020/21 to make your donations in the usual way. You can send them by post or deliver them to the parish house until your church re -opens.You can now also make easy on-line donations to your parishes and the Diocese Friends Appeal through our new PAYACharity portal on the Diocesan website at our Homepage: https://rcdop.org.uk/ where you will find the Online Parish Offertory box.Read More -
May 15
Dr. Brant Pitre discusses Luke 24 and the connections between the Road to Emmaus story and the Mass. To learn more about the connections between the readings at Mass, subscribe today to The Mass Readings Explained: https://catholicproductions.com/pages... For more Bible studies by Dr. Pitre, visit: https://catholicproductions.com/colle...Read More -
May 13
I invite you to join me in praying our Pentecost Novena to the Holy Spirit this year when, as a diocesan family, we prepare ourselves for a fresh outpouring of the Holy Spirit on our Church and our mission.Read More
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Events
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Monday, May 25
Intercession for Youth and Schools - Jeremiah claimed he was unable to be a prophet because of his youth; God nevertheless made him his spokesman and his objection is denied immediately by the Lord. Youth and inexperience do not disqualify when God calls. SIGN UP Thank you for signing up for the Pentecost Novena. If you have a friend you know who would be interested in joining us in saying the Novena, please forward this email to them and ask them to click hereRead More -
Tuesday, May 26
Intercession for welcoming communities - Shepherds normally counted their sheep at the end of the day to make sure all were accounted for. Since sheep by their very nature are very social, an isolated sheep can quickly become bewildered and even neurotic. SIGN UP Thank you for signing up for the Pentecost Novena. If you have a friend you know who would be interested in joining us in saying the Novena, please forward this email to them and ask them to click hereRead More -
Tuesday, May 26
Our diocesan Catholic Marriage Counselling has already helped many couples. Here are some testimonies. "I was at a loss as to where to turn to and saw the counselling service. I wasn't sure if anything was going to help our relationship at that point but I really wanted to try. After the first session felt relief that we had got a lot of things out ...Read More -
Wednesday, May 27
Intercession for Marginalised - Who do you honour at your table? The Lord is always ready to receive us at his table. SIGN UP Thank you for signing up for the Pentecost Novena. If you have a friend you know who would be interested in joining us in saying the Novena, please forward this email to them and ask them to click hereRead More -
Wednesday, May 27
St. James’ Renfrew: A RETREAT EXPERIENCE “Who do you say I am?” Beginning on Wednesday 6th May, each Wednesday and Sunday, at 7.30pm,Read More
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The Diocese of Paisley welcomes St. Thérèse of Lisieux Relics
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Rosary on the Coast
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+ Praying the Rosary Every Day +
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Try the Ascension Quiz
After His resurrection, how long did Jesus remain on earth before he was taken up to heaven?-
4 days
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40 days
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3 months
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3 years
2) What did Jesus say to His disciples shortly before His ascension?
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"Go into all the world and proclaim the good news to the whole creation."
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"I am sending upon you what my Father promised; so stay here in the city until you have been clothed with power from on high."
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"John baptized with water, but you will be baptized with the Holy Spirit not many days from now."
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All of the above
3) As he was being taken up, what hid Jesus from the eyes of those watching?
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A cloud
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A dark storm
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A dazzling bright light
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A darkness that fell over the land
4) Who appeared beside them as they were watching Jesus disappear?
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An angel of the Lord
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Saint Peter
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Two men dressed in white
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Elijah and Elisha
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Giving in every Season
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finance.diocesercdop.org.ukHelping build a future for the Faithful of the Paisley Diocese
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 Acts 19:1-8Responsorial Psalm 68:2-3ab, 4-5acd, 6-7abGospel Jn 16:29-33
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News from the Vatican
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The church has had centuries of experience with the do's and don'ts during a pandemic -- and far from being antagonistic, it has often been at the forefront of endorsing public health measures...
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Well-spaced faithful have gathered in St. Peter’s Square for the first time in months for the traditional Sunday papal blessing.
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Twenty-five years ago, St. John Paul II's encyclical on ecumenism, "Ut Unum Sint," put the papal seal of approval on a shift in the Catholic Church's approach to the search for Christian...
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After nearly three months of closure due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, the Vatican Museums and the Pontifical Villa of Castel Gandolfo, the longtime papal summer residence, will reopen to the...
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Sports can offer a unique witness of unity that can build a "bridge of peace" between men and women of different religions and cultures and promote solidarity, Pope Francis said.
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