Sacred Heart Church

Date published: 24 September 2009


Jesus and Mary

Michaelangelo was on the scaffolding high in the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, pausing to take a breath and saw an old lady below saying her prayers. Deciding to play a joke on her, the painter in a deep voice said, “This is Jesus speaking.” The old lady replied, “ Don’t interrupt! I’m speaking to your Mother!”

Relics of St. Thérése of Lisieux

Huge numbers are expected at St. John’s Cathedral Salford this weekend. Our coach leaves the car park at 1.30pm please be here in good time. Apart from the front seats on both sides of the coach sit anywhere - every seat is booked.
The £5 fare per person will be collected on the coach - it will be helpful if you have the correct money.
Thanks to Edwina Lowe who provided the display about St. Thérése.

Enrolment of new Altar Servers

Orlaith Maskew, Niamh Simpson, Dylan Forbes, Denver Bouic & Isaac Whitesman become fully fledged altar servers at the Sacred Heart this weekend.
They still have a lot to learn.

“O Mary we crown thee..”
Tuesday 6 October

The Crowning of Our Lady’s Statue and Procession is an old and beautiful tradition.

On Tues 6 Oct at 7.00pm Carenza Spence, assisted by cushion bearer Isaac Whitesman, will crown Our Lady’s Statue - the month of October - the month of the Rosary.

Before the Crowning, this year’s first Communicants, dressed as for their First Communion, will lead the Procession around the Church, followed by Year 3, who are preparing to receive the Sacraments next year, and any other children - all dressed in school uniform.

All children are welcome - please meet in the Parish Centre no later than 6.45pm.

All altar servers, old and new, and choir are required for the Crowning on Tuesday 6 and weekly Devotions which take place on each of the Tuesdays of Oct at 7.30 pm.

No Line Dancing Mon 28 Sept and Mon 5 Oct. Teachers on holiday.

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