Welcome to St Patrick's Roman Catholic Church
St Patrick's Roman Catholic Church in Grangetown, Cardiff, is part of the Cardiff Deanery of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Cardiff.
It 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.
A school mass is celebrated in school during term times.
The school website. http://www.stpatricks-primary.co.uk/
No Masses , Baptisms or Weddings until further notice.
For Funerals, please contact your Funeral Director.
Anyone who needs help
please phone
02920 253514
Thought of the week:
7th wednesday of Eastertide
27th May
The Missionary Journeys of St Paul
St Augustine of Canterbury
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In both the Gospel and the first reading we are reminded that the world is a dangerous place. But Jesus, and later Paul, pray for all of us, that we will be spared from the dangers.
Jesus prays for his disciples, and reminds us that he has lived with them and taught them and protected them. He gave them what they needed while he was here, and now that he is going to heaven, they have what they need to continue in his name. And they have the knowledge that they are never really alone.
Paul is living that example in Miletus. He has lived with the people there and taught them and protected them. But now he is moving on and will not be there physically for them, but he has left them with what they need to continue.
Jesus prays for the protection of his disciples, and Paul prays for the protection of the people in Miletus, because they both know that it’s a dangerous world, but through their teachings their people have knowledge and the knowledge that they are cared for.
In these difficult times, many of us feel isolated and sometimes scared. Simple things are now not so simple. It’s easy to feel discouraged and very alone. But we are never really alone. The love of God and the Holy Spirit are with us always. From the moment we wake up, every where we go , everything we do, and even while we sleep, God is with us.
Let us today remember in our prayers those who feel the lonliness of isolation, that they may truly feel the love of God and that it give them comfort and confidence in the days to come.
May is the Month of the Holy Rosary
The month of May is dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary. The entire month falls within the liturgical season of Easter, which is represented by the liturgical colour of white: the colour of light, the symbol of joy, purity and innocence.
History of the Holy Rosary
Saying the Rosary (video)
How to say the Rosary ( pdf)
Our Lady of Penryhs
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Mass can be followed on these links.
http://www.catholictv.org/masses/catholictv-mass Daily Mass (On Demand)
https://www.mcnmedia.tv/camera/st-mary-of-the-angels 10.00am Sunday and Daily Mass
https://dailytvmass.com/ --Daily Mass
Read the message from Canon Mike on our newsletter
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National Weekly Mass for NHS and Care Home Workers
A National Weekly Mass, will be celebrated by one of the bishops of England and Wales, and live-streamed from his Cathedral, for NHS front-line and Care Home workers, the sick and their families each week at 7-00pm.
28th May - MIDDLESBROUGH: Bishop Terence Drainey,
also Catholic News Agency
Coronavirus
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Loving God,
Your desire is for our wholeness and well being.
We hold in tenderness and prayer the collective suffering
of our world at this time.
We grieve precious lives lost and vulnerable lives threatened.
We ache for ourselves and our neighbours,
standing before an uncertain future.
We pray: may love, not fear, go viral.
Inspire our leaders to discern and choose wisely,
aligned with the common good.
Help us to practice social distancing and reveal to us new
and creative ways to come together in spirit and in solidarity.
Call us to profound trust in your faithful presence,
You, the God who does not abandon.
Amen
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Let us ask Our Lady of Lourdes to intercede for us.
