Leprosy is completely curable:
Finding and curing people before disability takes hold
Raising awareness to fight the stigma
Supporting those disabled by leprosy to lead fulfilling lives
Leprosy is completely curable:
Finding and curing people before disability takes hold
Raising awareness to fight the stigma
Supporting those disabled by leprosy to lead fulfilling lives
ENCOUNTER EVENING (FOR 16-35s) THIS SATURDAY IN EASTBOURNE:
This Saturday (May 4th) there will be an ENCOUNTER evening at Our Lady of Ransom in Eastbourne, starting 7.30pm. It’s totally free, and you don’t need to book. ENCOUNTER evenings are all about making friends, singing, praying, being inspired, and eating! Lots of eating. To find out more, search for ‘Catholic ENCOUNTER’ on Facebook.
St George’s Bible Study Group: A Bible Study group takes place every Tuesday at 6 pm. Sessions last 1 hour. For information please ring Merce (07855452741)
St George’s Film Club:
Next dates for film club are: April 28th (1959) A storyteller seeks the proverbial pot of gold. May 12th (1963) A charming Disney film about love, mysterious family secrets and small town summer nights. May 26th (1993) The latest adaptation of Mark Twain’s timeless story. All showings start at 3 pm.
Divine Mercy, Sunday 28th April: Let us accept God’s invitation to celebrate and practise mercy: One way the Church celebrates God’s mercy throughout the year is through the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Finding time for Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament is another good way to receive and give thanks for Divine Mercy. It is mainly through our own works of mercy as we go about our daily lives that we practise mercy and are so able to receive God’s merciful judgment. St. Teresa of Kolkata (Mother Teresa) put it like this: “If we pray, we will believe; if we believe, we will love; if we love, we will serve. Only then we put our love of God into action.” Please note that there will be a recitation of the Chaplet, veneration of the image, with a homily and music, at 3pm at Our Lady of Ransom. Please pray for God’s Mercy upon our country on this day.
Holy Week:
Sincere thanks to Father Kieran and everyone who made our Services of The Last Supper, Good Friday and Holy Saturday so special and inspirational.
Easter Offering: A huge thank you to all who donated to my very generous Easter Offering.
Please note that there will be a recitation of the Chaplet, veneration of the image, with a homily and music, at 3pm at Our Lady of Ransom. Please pray for God’s Mercy upon our country on this day.
Here is an idea for someone in your family. Give them an empty egg shell and tell them it is the best Easter present ever. When they open the egg, explain that it is empty, just as Jesus’ grave was empty. Jesus is alive! When the women went to the grave on Easter morning they were afraid. The grave was empty – their friend was gone. But the angel said, “do not be afraid. Jesus is alive!” The women were so happy that they ran to tell their friends the good news that Jesus was alive again. Easter is a day to be happy and say thank you to God. Look at Easter cards at home and the flowers here in the Church. Celebrate the good news that Jesus is alive. You will live with him for ever! Alleluia!
Prayer: Jesus I am so glad you are alive. Help me to always remember the true meaning of Easter.
There will be no tea/coffee after Mass on Thursday