St Gerards minutes
Now added to to the website and can be accessed here.
Now added to to the website and can be accessed here.
Today was such a special day. We packed and paid for an amazing 151 boxes!!!!! Not only that but coming together for a cuppa and a chat truly felt wonderful. Our first social event as a parish since the pandemic. A massive THANK YOU to everyone who helped, came and packed a box and donated….
The month of July is dedicated to the precious Blood of Our Lord. The early Fathers of the Church described the Church as being born from the pierced side of Christ that the sacraments were brought forward through His Blood. The Precious Blood we worship is the Blood which our Saviour shed for us on…
The month of November begins with All Saints Day on the first day. It was known in the past as All Hallows and the eve of All Hallows became known as Halloween. So instead of witches and ghosts the original purpose of Halloween was to mark the evening as the eve before celebrating our saints…
This New Year is a Jubilee Year of Hope during which we are invited by the Holy Father to become pilgrims with hope by accepting the invitation to participate with the Holy Spirit in this world wide pilgrimage. Our Diocesan Pilgrim Passport issued last September has details of events being held around the diocese and…
Care of Creation – Pope Francis has established the 1st September as the World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation, encouraging the Catholic community around the world to pray for our common home. In his landmark encyclical ‘Laudato Si’ the Pope calls on everyone to care for our shared Earth. The theme for…
In the past years 300 blank, un-decorated baubles have been available to enable parishioners to add prayers for themselves for their loved ones and these prayers would be added to the Christmas Tree. It has been successful in having our loved ones in our thoughts and prayers and be part of Christmastide. With Covid things…