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ssvp:
“Charity
is the cement which binds Communities
to God
and persons
to one another”St. Vincent de Paul,
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SSVP - St. Peter's Parish Meetings: Wednesdays
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Diocesan SSVP Newsletter:
Read more about the work of SSVP in Paisley Diocese:
http://www.rcdop.org.uk/documents/2017/11/SSVP_Newsletter_A4%20LR.pd -
nEW members needed:
If you are interested in becoming a member of the Society, please speak with Canon Eddie;
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ssvp - CHRISTMAS 2018
The Conference thank everyone who kindly donated to their Christmas Appeal.
The donations of food and cash from the weekly box collections meant that the Conference, on your behalf, were able to reach out
to 17 families in St. Paul’s parish and 13 families in
St. Peter’s parish.
Working with both primary schools, the Conference identified the families most in need of your support.
In addition to each food parcel, a few small gifts were given to each child in those families.
Each year you respond generously to the appeal and continue to give faithfully
to the box collections, for that we are truly grateful.
it is our pleasure
to undertake this good work of charity and love
in your name.
God bless you f
or your kindness.
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If you wish to find out more about the SSVP, please speak with one of the members after Mass who will provide details.
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S.S.V.P. - COVID-19 RESPONSE
During this period of Coronavirus uncertainty, if you, or anyone you know, would like the assistance of St. Peter's SSVP, please contact Canon Eddie. Do you know a neighbour who lives alone or has no support from social services? If you cannot help, consider offering the assistance of the SVVP.
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About SSVP:
"Scotland’s 2000 SSVP volunteer members provide support and assistance to people across the country on a daily basis. Working in
300 groups, they assist people in need in the best way that they can.SSVP Conferences (groups) respond to needs in their communities. This usually means visiting people in their homes, in hospital, hospices or in prison. For many people, this visit is all that they need. However, in meeting people in this way, SSVP volunteers get to know people.
They may then go on and provide help or assistance in other ways.
Since being founded in 1833 by Frederic Ozanam and a group of friends, home visits have been at the core and heart of the work of SSVP members. The SSVP always works hard to respond to changing needs and has now established 'Special Works' which provide one particular service."
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HELP FOR THE HUNGRY:
SSVP (UK): 'Who Cares?'campaign
"It's not just
the homeless
who go to bed
hungry at night."Hunger is a growing crisis in the UK. The St. Vincent de Paul Society seek to tackle the issue in their 'Who Cares?' campaign.
To read the full article, click on the link below:
http://www.catholicherald.co.uk/commentandblogs/2016/09/07/its-not-just-the-homeless-who-go-to-bed-hungry-at-night/ -
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