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No mass 12 noon (Saturday) Dunsop Bridge – Wedding
5pm (Saturday) Clitheroe
9.30am Clitheroe
11am Sabden
Monday 10am Clitheroe
Tuesday 10am Clitheroe St. Bartholomew
Wednesday 10am Clitheroe
Thursday 10am Clitheroe Blessed Dominic
Friday 10am Clitheroe St Monica
Sunday 28th/29th August
12 noon Dunsop Bridge (Saturday)
Mass 5pm Clitheroe (Saturday)
Mass 9.30am Clitheroe
Mass 11am Sabden
Baptisms by appointment with Fr. Paul.
From next weekend Cards and repository items will once again be on sale at the back of church and the side entrance porch.
ALSO
Beginning on Sunday 5th September printed copies of the old style newsletter will once again be available from the porch,
and of course from Sabden and Dunsop.
Gradually we are getting back to normal.
One step at a time!!
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MASSES RECEIVED THIS WEEK
Julia Veenstra, Brian Ashton, Gerald Philbin, Tom Davies
LATELY DEAD
Julia Veenstra, Gerald Philbin
ANNIVERSARIES
Brian Ashton, Tom Davies, Mary Agnes Clegg
Live Simply Thought of the Week:
Ethical Fashion
Less is always best, but when you need new fashion items, better to go for brands that offer sustainable materials, fair wages, and transparent supply chains.
LADIES GROUP
The Ladies Group are hoping to restart their monthly meetings sooooooon!
The first will be on
Wednesday, 29th September
at 7:30 in our Parish Hall.
It will be lovely to see you all again and catch up on the news.
Please be assured that we will do all we can to sanitise and make the room safe.
The Speaker will be Shirley Penman, a local lady, whose talk is about the men
of our parish who died in WW1, WW11 and Northern Ireland.
Please inform others who maybe do not get sight of this note.
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Online Christian Retreats via Zoom
Offering a space for Christians to explore and deepen faith…
Seek ‘life in all its fullness’…
CREATED & LED BY DONNA WORTHINGTON, all retreats are an invitation to be rejuvenated and affirmed in faith, to know Christ better and to open up sacred space in order to listen to the Holy Spirit and experience a living spirituality that consoles, challenges and inspires. Varied methods enable Christians to deepen their own discipleship and travel on in their faith journeys (presentation, theological discussion, stillness, prayer, creative sessions, images, music etc).
All retreats cost £20, unless otherwise stated. For bookings, please see the website or contact Donna Worthington: drworthington@live.co.uk https://christianretreats.live
August 2021
SAINT JOSEPH | Helper of the Incarnation, Listener to dreams, Maker, Embodier of Humility… We walk alongside him to see what we can learn from him. The day will also include exploring the Jungian notion of the positive animus and how the qualities in Saint Joseph can shed light on this. Sat 14th August 2-5pm OR Mon 16th August 10am-1pm
WEEKEND RETREAT – BAREFOOT, WE ENTER HOLY GROUND | Walking in the cool of Eden’s evening, experiencing liminal spaces, seeking wisdom from the holy mountain, exploring the cave of humility and turning our gaze to the summit of transfiguration… A 3 hour retreat spread over the weekend with 3 x 1 hour sessions. Sat 28th August 11am-12pm,then 4-5pm & Sun 29th August 4-5pm (Cost £20)
September 2021
THE PARABLES? | Nice little stories or subversive arrows that turn things upside-down? Sat 18th September 2-5pm OR Mon 20th September 10am-1pm
ARIADNE’S THREAD | We journey into the maze, a red thread piercing the darkness and dancing its way back into the light… Ariadne’s thread is one of the most profound symbols in mythic stories. We will explore this compelling myth, with its maze, Minotaur and redemptive thread. Sun 5th September 2-5pm
THE FIRE, THE WELL & THE CLOAK | Explore the spirituality of St Brigid and her compelling symbolism. Wed 29th September 6.30-9pm.
FROM THE ARCHIVES:
This weeks features an extract from the Church Log from 1933.
| Jan 20 | Fr Lomax taken to Nursing Home, Shearbank Road, Blackburn. About
100 children were absent from school. Owing to epidemic of Influenza. |
| 22 | Death of Fr Lomax at 2am after heart attack |
| 23 | Body brought from Blackburn at 9.10pm. |
| 24 | Fr Kopp called away to sister who was dying. Dirge at 8. Fr Lynch, nephew, Oratorian arrived |
| 25 | Solemn Requiem at 103.30. Fr Lomax was buried in our Cemetery although a grave had been reserved at Ford. |
| 30 | The Schools were closed for a fortnight: influenza. Miss Bramley ended her teaching career on Jan 27. |
| Feb 2 | Blessing of Candles at 8. Blessing of St Blaise after Holy Hour. |
| 19 | Presentation to Miss Bramley. |
| 20 | Fr O’Dwyer to Dublin: his Mother had died that day. |
| 24 | Blizzard for three days. |
| Mar 1 | Ash Wednesday. Fr Wilcock preaches on Wednesdays. |
| 3 | Fr Briffa arrived to help during Lent; till April 11th. |
| 5 | Q.Ore began. Initiation of Knights at 2.30. Procession of the Blessed
Sacrament in the evening. 150 men. Church Porch panelled. |
| 27 | Small Ciborium lent to Fr Murray of Sabden. Given to Sabden 1937 |
| Apr 9 | Palm Sunday. Holy week as usual |
| 14 | Fr Magee preached Passion Sermon. |
| 23 | First meeting of new Council of Men’s Sodality after election. |
| 30 | School Sermons. Fr Sheridan. |
| May 7 | Procession in honour of Our Lady: School: Church only |
| 21 | Fr Donohoe spoke to the men about retreats. |
| 26 | Work on the Church began. Scaffolding outside. |
| 28 | Sodality procession to the Playground. |
| June 5 | Whit Monday Procession: beautiful day and Procession. |
| 18 | Procession of the B.Sact in the Church |
| 20 | Scafffold slung inside church |
| 23 | Cheque from Inspector (Claims) for £311.8.10d: Claim inclusive for 6 years. Income Tax acknowledged: (See Nov 28 1931). The only tax to be paid is on Ground Rent. |
| The Deeds were forwarded to Fr Blackett for execution by the Registered Trustees: afterwards registered the deed with the Charity Commission as to free the property from Schedule A tax. Notice given to local Inspector. | |
| July 7 | Fr Freeman came to supply. |
| Aug 7 | Fr O’Dwyer holiday. |
| 12 | Lease of Cross Keys falls in New lease with Fr Blackett: Lease renewed |
| Signed Nov 20 | |
| 16 | Painter fell from scaffold and fractured thigh. |
| 19 | Mass vestments presented by Mrs Cook & Miss Lester. |
| 21 | K.S.C. watched before the B.Sact for 24 hours. |
| Sept 15 | Schools broke up a noon. Loan £2000 to St Wilfrid’s. |
| 20,21,23 | Bazaar in Hall and School. Complete success. |
| 26 | Fr Crook arrived: joined the Staff. |
| Oct 3 | C.O.M. Election |
| 24 | Fr Visitor arrived |
| 26 | Fr Visitor left |
| 30 | All outside scaffolding removed. |
| Nov 3 | Builders departed. |
| 8 | Self to Mount for retreat |
| 12 | Fr Briffa lectured, lantern Lecture, on life of Our Lord. |
| 26 | Re-opening celebration. High Mass at 10.30: Fr O’Connor, Rector of Stonyhurst, H.Priest: Fr Robinson, Deacon: Fr O’Dwyer Sub-deacon:
Fr Kopp M.C. Fr Sherliker preached morning and evening |
| Dec 3 | 14 boys received into Boys’ Sodality. |
| 6 | At 7.30 Office. B.V.M. & Benediction. |
| 7 | At 7.30 Rosary & Benediction |
| 8 | At 7.30. Reception: 18 C.O.M.: 5 men |
| 10 | Procession in Hon of the Immac Conception. No boys walked |
| 13 | Notice from C.T.S.London: The C.T.S. cases now belong to us |
| 25 | At Midnight Mass 730 present. Eve: Sunday: Rosary and Bened at 3.
Conf 7-9. C.Day: dinner at 2 |
| At the end of October, a new ideal Boiler fixed in the Servants’ Hall for heating the House. Total Cost £9.13.8d. In November the Church Boiler was repaired. Two sections were cracked. Taken to pieces and the parts reassembled: the two sections were paid for by Insurance Co: the work cost us £22.1.6d.
On Dec 1: the final Acct. was paid Mr Durkin on builders work connected with the Church. Total £800. 200 Cubic feet of new stone had been inserted: treated with Szerelmey: all wood work and iron work has been replaced, or repaired, and painted. On Dec 19: final Acct paid Mr Watson on cleaning and decorating interior: Total £629.4.0d. All Stone work cleaned and repaired. Painting throughout. Regilding. Flood lights cost £21. On Dec 27: final Acct paid Mr Smith the joiner, for work done during the year. Total £210.13.5d. Panelling completed: New Main Doors. The pitch pine comes from old school benches. Grand Total £1639.17.5d In May, a defective beam below the Lady Chapel was removed and a stone arch inserted at a cost of £10. In November, the Organ was thoroughly overhauled by Ainscough at a cost of £60. |