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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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Feast of St Simon and St Jude

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Saints Simon and Jude    Find out more
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Click on the image above for  today's  Reading.
 

Their     sound     goes     forth     through    all    the    earth.

Today’s Gospel begins with Jesus going up the mountain to pray. It is immediately after this time of deep solitude and prayer that He called the twelve apostles.

The word about Jesus must have already spread. The people of the area must have known that there was something very unusual about this man., because as He  came down the mountain, he was surrounded by a great number of people from  Judea, Tyre, Sidon, and Jerusalem.

What was it that drew these people to Jesus? How had the word spread so quickly? In Jesus’ time there was no internet by which the word could be spread worldwide almost instantaneously. Yet, somehow the word about Jesus had spread far and wide! What were the stories these people heard about this itinerant preacher, Jesus? Or had they heard Him preach and wanted to hear more from Him?

But the people wanted more than to just hear Jesus preach. In the Gospel Luke says: “Everyone was trying to touch Him.” The people had heard that great power flowed out from Jesus. They had heard that He had the power to heal. They too had come wanting to be touched and healed by Jesus. What a gift that would be!

We too are in need of healing. . The wound or injury may be an experience from the past or it may be a situation that is happening in our lives today. Today is an opportunity for each of us to come to Jesus and ask for the healing that we need and yearn for. Let us reach out and touch Jesus in some way today. It may be by prayer, reading this Scripture passage or just sitting quietly in the presence of Jesus. May we trust that Jesus will reach out and touch us in some loving and healing way today!

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Masses for this and the coming week 

Wednesday  NO MASS
Thursday 10.00am
Friday   NO  MASS
Saturday  6.00pm
Sunday 10.00am
Monday  10.00am
Tuesday  10.00am

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October is the Month of the Holy Rosary.  Click here to find out more
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On Sunday 1st November we will be remembering all the sick and retired priests in the Archdiocese.  
Click here for more information
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November is the Month of Remembrance.  
We have a basket where you can place the names of those people you would like remembered at this time
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October Archdiocesan  Newsletter
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October Newsletter from Archbishop Mark
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Read our Parish Newsletter 
October 25th   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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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  Leo     St Patrick's  Primary  School  Website  

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St Patrick's Charity Number:  1177272

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