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St  Patrick's  Roman  Catholic  Church  in   Grangetown,   Cardiff,   is   part   of   the   Cardiff    Deanery   of   the Roman   Catholic   Archdiocese   of   Cardiff.  

This Church  opened   on   St Patrick's Day  March  17th  1930.

St Patricks RC Primary School is  in Lucknow Street, Grangetown

 It has close links with the Church.

The school  website.  http://www.stpatricks-primary.co.uk/

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Anyone who needs help 

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02920 253514

grangetown@cardiffmenevia.org

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Weekday in the Sixth Week of Eastertide

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May is the Month of the Holy Rosary.
Join us before the weekday   Mass.
Our Lady of Guadalupe
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Click on the image above for  today's  Reading.
 

"The    Spirit    of    truth    will    bear    witness    about    me,"    says    the    Lord,

"and    you    also    will    bear    witness."

Today's Gospel begins with Jesus continuing His conversation with His disciples. He tells them that He will send an “Advocate” to them from His Father. This Advocate will be the Spirit of Truth. Jesus also tells His disciples that the “Advocate” will testify to Jesus. And in turn, the disciples will go forth and testify to others and to the world.
What  did the disciples think  when Jesus told them that they would be changing the world by their testimony? Did they think this would be grand and glorious? Did they wonder if they would become famous? However, Jesus quickly dispels any illusions of greatness or glory. Jesus warns them that they will be persecuted for their testimony. They also will be expelled from the synagogues and even might be put to death!  Imagine how the disciples reacted to Jesus’ words? Were they frightened? Or did they feel empowered? Was their commitment and love for Jesus so deep and strong that they were determined to follow Him even if they might be persecuted or possibly be put to death?
How committed are we to Jesus? Most likely we will not be hung on a wooden cross! However, if we choose to follow in Jesus’ footsteps, we also may have to deal with criticism, judgment or perhaps even persecution of one sort or another. Sad to say, our world today is not much different from the world Jesus lived in. Just listen to the morning or evening news. In many cities, typically there are reports of crimes, shootings, etc. Rarely is there “good news” on the morning or evening news.
If we want to follow in Jesus’ footsteps, today may we strive to be attentive to the “good news” in our lives and in our world. Perhaps we can create some “good news” by brightening someone’s day. Who knows? If we strive to bring “good news” to our home, town, world, perhaps this practice will “go viral” and become contagious!

Jesus brought “good news” to His world and His message is preached daily, hundreds of years after His death! We also may have an impact as we share “the good news.” After all, we have nothing to lose by trying!

What is a Holy Day of Obligation?

These are feast days of high significance (solemnities) where Catholics are obliged to participate in the Eucharist.   

Every Sunday is already a holy day of obligation.

They provide a deeper opportunity to reflect on faith, take a break from daily routines, and celebrate foundational truths of the Church.

The Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord ( Thursday)

is  Holy Day of Obligation. There is a Vigil Mass on Wednesday  which fulfils the obligation. 

Masses for this and the coming week

Sunday 10.00am
Monday 10.00am 
(in the Sacristy)

Tuesday  FUNERAL SERVICE 10.45 am (VS)
Wednesday 10.00am (in the Sacristy) 


Solemnity of the Ascension   (Holy Day of Obligation)
Wednesday   6.00pm  Vigil Mass
Thursday  10.00am

Friday  FUNERAL SERVICE 12.00pm (BJ)
Saturday  6.00pm
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We crowned the statue of Our Lady on the first Sunday of May.
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Read our Parish Newsletter 
May  10th  2026
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Use this link to donate money to the Parish. Please click here.
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Mass can also be followed on these links.

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Join us on:   Friends of St Patrick’s Grangetown -www.stpatrickscardiff.co.uk

 

We now have a Twitter account.

Please follow us:   St Patrick’s Church Grangetown @StPatsGrange

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Latest  News  and  Information

               

This includes:          Newsletters,        

       

             Latest news  from  Pope  Leo     St Patrick's  Primary  School  Website  

                 What does IHS mean?          

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St Patrick's Charity Number:  1177272

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