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, if possible.
The school website. http://www.stpatricks-primary.co.uk/
Thought of the week:
Unfortunately because of the number of Covid 19 Cases in Cardiff
St Patrick's Church will remain closed until further notice.
Anyone who needs help
please phone
02920 253514
Weekday in the Third Week in Ordinary Time
Coronavirus Social Distancing restrictions mean that we have a limited seating capacity
To each and every one of us God has given us the gift of faith, the wonders of our various talents and abilities, and the gift of hope and love as well. These are the seeds that God had sown in us, and which is aptly summarised and shown through the parable in the Gospel today.
In this parable we hear how the sower spread the seeds and those seeds fell on different places. Those different places in fact represent the different attitudes by which we receive and embrace the gifts of God, and how we respond to His call and His truth. Those seeds that fell by the roadside, those that fell on rocky grounds and those that grew amidst thorns and bushes were those who have not fully embraced God’s truth and love.
Only those seeds that landed on the rich and fertile soil grew well and multiplied in produce so much so that they produced thirty, sixty and hundred-fold. This represents those who embrace the Lord, His truth and love, and commit themselves wholeheartedly to Him, and allow the Lord to perform His wonders through them. This is what we are all called to be: fruitful in faith and to be filled with God’s love.
We do not have to do great and wonderful things, but even with our small actions, we may impact the lives of others and touch them with the love and truth of God. This will in time cause a great ripple effect as those whom we touch will then continue to touch the lives of others on their own accord, spreading the impact far beyond what we ourselves can do alone.
Let us all therefore commit ourselves anew to God, and spend time to do what the Lord has called us to do.
He is always with us on our journey and may He strengthen us that we may always strive our best to bear fruits in our faith, at all times.
Let us pray for peace in our world
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
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