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    MESSAGE FROM FR. Richard 22nd January 2012

     

    One thing we learnt from our Advent Discussion Course was that we should not simply accept social and political injustice without a word of protest.  The Church should make itself heard if not for ourselves, then for the victims.  Is it right then that the 2012 London Olympics should be partly funded by the multi-national organisation Dow Chemicals which was responsible for the Bhopal gas leakage back in 1984 killing thousands?  The families have never been adequately compensated.  Thus the Olympics are being paid for by money owed to the devastated community, another example of the rich and powerful exploiting the poor and voiceless.

    Please write to our local MP Caroline Lucas, House of Commons, Westminster, expressing your concern.

     

    Sometimes described as a hidden gem in the middle of Hanover you can find the Church of the Annunciation on a hillside amid the terraced housing of the area, which means you might miss us!  Visitors often tell us they are struck by the beauty of the church and describe it as a haven of shelter and a place of prayer. 

    Worship here is firmly within the modern catholic tradition and Sunday Mass is central to our life.  Our main worship is at 11 am on Sunday morning and all are welcome to join us. Our motto is  ‘faith family and fun’ and our family life on Sundays continues with coffee after mass - a chance to chat and get to know people a little better.

    We look forward to seeing you soon at the Annunciation,  the jewel on the hill.

     

     

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    Thought for this week

     

    The Gospel is good news (by definition). The good news is about what God is like. The bad news is how we often react. To get a refreshing take on the good news and the bad news, spend 10 minutes reading the book of Jonah in the Old Testament. It’s not only instructive. It’s also hilarious, sad and moving.

     

     

     

    29th  January 2012

    4th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

    10:30 a.m. EXPOSITION

    11.00 a.m. SUNG MASS

     

    TRAILER FOR NEXT WEEK’S GOSPEL

     

    Jesus went to the synagogue and began to teach. And His teaching made a deep impression on them because, unlike the scribes, He taught them with authority.

     

     

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