St. Peter's R.C. Church

St. Peter's R.C. Church

PAISLEY

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MASS TIMES

Sat. Vigil ~ 4.45pm
Sunday ~ 10.00am
Tues. & Thurs ~ 10.00am

Sacrament of Reconciliation after 10 am Mass on Tuesdays (in the Sacristy) - or by request.

See Bulletin Page for up to date weekday schedule

Parish Priest: Fr. Thomas John

Phone:   889 2614
Address:    St. Peter's R.C. Church
               154 Braehead Road, Paisley, PA2 8NG
Phone:    0141 884 2435
Facebook: St-Peters-Catholic-Church-Paisley
Email:    stpeter@rcdop.org.uk
Web:    www.stpeterspaisley.org
Scottish Charity Number: SCO 013514

Today's Readings
- Monday of the Twenty-seventh Week in Ordinary Time
  
  Reading 1 GAL 1:6-12
  Responsorial Psalm PS 111:1B-2, 7-8, 9 AND 10C
  Gospel LK 10:25-37
Welcome to our New Parish Priest

A warm welcome to Our new Parish Priest, Fr Thomas John who has now taken up pastoral responsibilities for St Peter's Parish here in Glenburn and St Paul's Parish, Foxbar.

We also offer a fond welcome to our brothers and sisters in the parish of St Pauls and look forward to re-establishing close pastoral relations.
Important Notices
- Sunday Mass Times As Father Thomas is required to provide liturgical services to both St Peter's and St Paul's parishes, changes to times of services in either parish are likely to be necessary in the coming days. We will do our best to keep up to date with any changes. As Sunday morning Masses in both parishes are currently scheduled for 10.00 am, morning Mass in St Paul's this weekend has had to be rescheduled to 12.00 noon. Fr Thomas regrets the short notice and will consult with parishioners about the most suitable Mass times going forward.
- SCIAF EMERGENCY APPEAL - PAKISTAN FLOODS
  Pakistan’s government has appealed for international help to tackle catastrophic flooding that has killed more than 1000 people, injured over 1500 people and destroyed over 1 million homes. It threatens to leave a third of the country under water. If you would like to help in this emergency , please go to: sciaf.org.uk where there is a page especially for this emergency appeal, or post to: SCIAF, 7 West Nile Street, Glasgow.G1 2PR
- STALL—SALE There is a sale of cards at the Stall at the back of the Church this weekend to make room for Christmas stock. Please come and have a look.
- CHILDREN’S LITURGY N.B. Next Sunday the children will be in the Church, so please bring them into the Church where you will be met by one of the Children’s Liturgy Team.
To allow two teams to operate on alternate Sundays, more volunteers are invited to come forward.

Any person, male or female, who is interested in finding out what is involved or wishing to volunteer, please add your name and 'phone number to the sheet at the back of the church.
- SAFEGUARDING TRAINING For anyone wishing to become a volunteer in the Parish who missed the last Training Days, please see the back of this Bulletin for new dates organised for the Autumn. Volunteers cannot take up any position dealing with children or vulnerable adults within the Parish until they have completed a PVG Form and done Part One Training
- PAUSE FOR HOPE: an ecumenical service for all those affected by cancer to come together and pray Fr. John of St. Aidan’s, Johnstone would like to welcome all those affected by cancer to a prayer service on Sunday 9 October at 2.00pm.
- SPRED is in urgent need of a Volunteer Driver to assist with taking two ladies to their Spred group on a Monday evening. This would involve driving them from/to the Johnstone area to the Spred Centre at StPeter’s,once a fortnight and in term time only. Ifyoucanhelpandwanttofindsout more please call 0141 884 8866 or email: spred@rcdop.org.uk
- For more detailed parish and diocesan news items, click here to access the current PARISH BULLETIN.
  
  To view the full bulletin, take care to click on the front page of the Bulletin to access all the Bulletin pages.
Think Vocation: Jesus heals a leper because of his compassion and his desire to heal him. Could your compassion for people and desire to share Christ’s healing love with them lead you to give yourself to them as a priest, deacon or in a religious community?

Speak to Fr. John Morrison on 01418895056

PARISH PRAYER REQUESTS:

We remember all who are sick, especially:

Fiona Lamond, Catriona Burnett, Helen Doyle, Christopher Kelly, Stephanie Fisher, Donna Clare Lynch

Lord, in your bountiful mercy, hear our prayer

We pray for those who have died.

Lord, in your bountiful mercy, hear our prayer

We pray for those whose anniversaries occur about now.

Alice McCart

Lord, in your bountiful mercy, hear our prayer

We pray for peace and a just end to conflicts around the world, particularly in Ukraine.

Lord, in your bountiful mercy, hear our prayer

..............

Please send your requests for prayers to: stpeter@rcdop.org.uk
For those in Need

S.S.V.P.

If you, or anyone you know, would like the assistance of St. Peter's SSVP, please contact Cannon Jim Duggan, Deacon John Morrison or the visiting supply priest who will pass details on in confidence to St Peter's Conference of the Society of St Vincent de Paul.
r.c.i.a.

If you - or anyone you know -would like to find out more about becoming a member of
the Catholic Church,
please speak with
Deacon John.
(stpeter@rcdop.org.uk)

For more information click on: /rcia
New members
are very welcome!

To allow two teams to operate on alternate Sundays, more volunteers are invited to come forward.

Any person, male or female, who is interested in finding out what is involved or wishing to volunteer, please add your name and 'phone number to the sheet at the back of the church.

Think Vocation: Jesus heals a leper because of his compassion and his desire to heal him. Could your compassion for people and desire to share Christ’s healing love with them lead you to give yourself to them as a priest, deacon or in a religious community?