We are now half way to Easter Sunday. The liturgy relaxes a little and we are encouraged by seeing rose coloured vestments. The introit calls for rejoicing, just as it does on the third Sunday of Advent. Salvation is at hand. There is light at the end of the tunnel.
Mass at St. Patrick's at 1.00 p.m. will be a Low Mass with confessions beforehand.
I hope to be able to publish times of the Masses for the Sacred Triduum very soon.
PLEASE REMEMBER THE CLOCKS GO FORWARD THIS WEEKEND.
The 1.00 p.m. Mass at St. Patrick's on Sunday marking the third Sunday of Lent will be a Low Mass and it will be livestreamed. Thanks again to the crew and to Fr. Winn for giving so kindly of their time.
I received a lot of positive comments after the last occasion and we have also decided on some changes, now that we realise that only the nose of the altar server with the biggest nose could be seen. Chalk marks on the sanctuary floor will have to mark where the servers should kneel.
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Mass for the first Sunday of Lent at St. Patrick's on Sunday is at the usual time of 1.00 p.m. The Gospel recalls the temptation of Jesus after his own retreat.
There was a good attendance at Mass on Ash Wednesday and Fr. Driver said he is looking forward to coming back on Sunday.
Confessions at call.
The Ash Wednesday Mass at St Patrick's, Bradford, tomorrow will be a Low Mass preceded by the distribution of ashes at 7.00 p.m.
Confessions available before Mass.