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Notices for Sunday 26th July

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NOTICES 

 

THANK YOU! The summer raised a total of £1,400. Thank you so much to everyone who supported this crucial parish event in any way. 

 

CARITAS COFFEE MORNING & DEVELOPMENT DRAW: The monthly coffee morning will be held on Sunday (26th July), after mass. The July Development Fund draw will also take place here. 

 

GOSPEL JOY DISCUSSION GROUP: The group will be taking a summer break, returning on Monday 7th September. 

 

GARDENING GROUP: Tuesday and Saturday, after Mass. All invited to support. 

 

CAFOD COFFEE MORNING: Friday, after Mass. All welcome. 

 

PARISH SAFEGUARDING: Thursday 6th August, 11am-1pm. This event had to be postponed last week and has now been rearranged. The Parish should comply with the safer recruitment process by ensuring that certain requirements are met. That is to say that all volunteers need to have had the relevant checks. The primary need is to provide a safe environment, free from harm, both for the volunteers and all in our parish family and beyond. Members of the Safeguarding Dept of the Diocese of Salford will visit the parish to assist with this process. 

 

DATE FOR YOUR DIARY: Saturday 15th August. Afternoon tea. Details to follow in due course. 

 

CORNERSTONE COLLECTIONS: The Cornerstone manager has provided a poster which is displayed in the 'Cornerstone Corner'. This gives details of how donations are put to good use. Many thanks for your continued generosity. 

 

MARCH FOR LIFE: SUNDAY 5th September: 

 This will take place in London with 13 Catholic Bishops 

attending including Bishop John Arnold from the 

Salford Diocese. There are leaflets at the back of 

Church with all the details. 

 

A NIGHT OF MUSIC AND FUN The African Priests and Religious of the Diocese of Salford are inviting you to aconcert in celebration of African Liturgical and folk music. at St. Mary’s Catholic Church, Failsworth, 7pm 31st July 2026.

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THE WORLD THIS WEEK 

 

The Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) UK has urged the new prime minister to restore the right to asylum, end immigration detention a practice “violates human dignity, does long-term damage to mental health, and isolates people from their friends, families and communities”, and ‘put dignity and protection at the heart of the asylum system’ by allowing people seeking asylum to work and providing “safe and dignified accommodation in local communities”. 

Pope Leo XIV’s statement in Magnifica Humanitas says: “A litmus test for social justice today is the treatment of migrants, refugees and those forced to move due to poverty, violence, climate change and environmental disasters. 

“The way a society treats them reveals whether its sense of justice is driven by fear or by the spirit of fraternity.” 

“As he begins his premiership, we urge the prime minister to embrace a spirit of fraternity and take a new approach to welcoming our sisters and brothers seeking sanctuary,”  

Extracts from an article in The Tablet. 

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION 

Friday: 9.20- 9.45am 

Saturday: 6pm - 6.20pm and at call 

 

COLLECTIONS 

18/19July: £377.30 

 

Thank you as always for your generosity. 

This week, Team A. 

 

STEWARDS (25/26 JUNE) 

Saturday M Hesketh J Whatmough, B Whatmough 

Sunday: D Hibbert, C Timoney, B Rogers 

 

STAY CONNECTED 

hfdenton.wixsite.com/the-holy-family  

see John Hesketh for details or posts. 

Contact Pauline (07841712971) to join the parish WhatsApp group. 

 

FUTURE EDITIONS 

Any notices to: alex.rowen@live.com 

Holy Family Church  

Luxor Grove

Danebank

M34 2NR

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