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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.

 

 

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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 

please phone

02920 253514

grangetown@rcadc.org

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Weekday  in  the First  Week of Advent

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The First Candle on our Advent Wreath represents Hope.  Find out more

Click on the image above for  today's  Reading
Wednesday  4th  December   2024

The    Lord    is    my    shepherd;      there    is      nothing    I    shall    want.

The opening scene of today’s Gospel is Jesus walking along the shore of the Sea of Galilee.  After a time, Jesus went up on the mountain and a multitude of people followed Him.  When Jesus sat down, the people came bringing to Him the sick, the lame and others with all sorts of illnesses and diseases.  When each of these individuals approached Jesus, He quietly healed them.  He didn’t make a “big to-do” about it.  He simply had compassion for them.  

Naturally the crowds were astonished when they realized that the mute were talking, the blind were able to see and the lame were walking.  Can you imagine what a wondrous experience it must have been for the individuals who were healed?  They must have been amazed and awed at the great gift Jesus had given to them.  

Each one of us is in need of healing.  It may be a physical or emotional healing.  What is the healing you desire at this time in your life?  Have you asked Jesus to heal you?  How do you think you would respond if Jesus did heal you?  Would you be amazed?  Would you also glorify God?

In today’s world, it may not appear that many miracles are happening.  We know that it is rare for a person who has a serious disease or illness to be cured.  Yet if we look with eyes of faith, if we look deeply, we may see the miracles that happen every day.  They may be small miracles and yet what a gift they are.  We all are lame or ill in some way.  Today may we bring our request, our longing for healing to Jesus!  May we pray for eyes to “see” and hearts to trust Jesus! 

Masses for this and the coming week

Wednesday  10.00am
Thursday  10.00am
School Carol Service in the Church Fri . 5.30pm
Friday   10.00am
Saturday     6.30pm
 Sunday      10.00am
Monday   NO MASS 
Tuesday   6.30pm
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Weekday Masses  will be  in  the Sacristy

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'Walk with Me'  Advent Reflections are available in Church.  £1.00

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Read our Parish Newsletter 
December 1st  2024
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Please click on the above image for donations directly to the Parish.

Mass can also be followed on these links.

Service Times in other Catholic Churches in Cardiff
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Are you a member of our Parish Facebook page? The Facebook page has been established for quite a long time and has over 400 members

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  Francis      St Patrick's  Primary  School  Website  

                 What does IHS mean?          

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