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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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Outside view

Anyone who needs help 

please phone

02920 253514

grangetown@rcadc.org

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Weekday  in Ordinary  Time

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May we always put our hands in the hand of the Lord 
and listen to His voice. 

 
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Click on the image above for  today's  Reading
Tuesday  8th  July   2025

"I    am     the    good    shepherd,"    says    the    Lord.

"I    know    my    sheep    and    my    own    know    me".

This Gospel begins as several people bring to Jesus a man who was unable to speak because he was possessed by a demon.  Jesus approached the man and drove the demon out of him.  Immediately, the man’s speech was completely restored.  The crowds who witnessed this healing were awed and amazed!  They looked at one another and said: “Nothing like this has ever been seen in Israel.”

Pharisees were in the crowd also.   After seeing Jesus heal the man, they were not awestruck; rather they made derogatory and dismissive comments.  They accused Jesus of driving out the demons by the power of the prince of demons.

Jesus did not allow the Pharisees’ criticism and disbelief of Him to deter Him from His mission.   Jesus traveled throughout the countryside, preaching in the synagogues, proclaiming the Gospel of the Kingdom, and healing every disease and illness.  Jesus had a tender and loving heart;  He was sensitive to every person who was in need.  Matthew writes: “His heart was moved with pity for them as they were troubled and abandoned.  They were like sheep who had no shepherd to care for them.”

Jesus realized how deeply the people were in need.  After a time, Jesus looked at His disciples and said to them: “The harvest is abundant but the laborers are few.  Ask the harvest master to send out laborers for his harvest.”   

Today, we are Jesus’ disciples in our world and today Jesus looks at each one of us and is calling us to go out and care for the people who are in need: individuals who are filled with sorrow, pain, or loneliness.  

How will we respond to Jesus’ call?  Will we follow Him or will we ignore or dismiss Him when He calls us?

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Corpus Christi Procession through the centre of Cardiff Sunday 6th July 
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Masses for this and the coming week

Tuesday  11.00am  Funeral Service PK
Tuesday   6.30pm
  Wednesday  10.00am
Thursday  10.00am
Friday  10.00am
Saturday    6.30pm 
Sunday      10.00am
Monday   NO MASS
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Read our Parish Newsletter 
July 6th  2025
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Please click on the above image for donations directly to the Parish.
There has been a problem with the monthly donation link. You may need to re-do it if you donate this way.
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Mass can also be followed on these links.

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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?          

St Patrick's Charity Number:  1177272

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