Second Sunday of Lent - 25th February 2024
Services this Week
Sunday 25h February 2024
10.00am Mass (Chris Callaghan)
Monday
10.00am Holy Communion Service
Tuesday
10.00am Mass (Richard Blair rip)
Wednesday
10.00am Mass (Richard Blair rip)
7.00pm Stations of the Cross
7.30pm Mass
Friday
9.30am Rosary
10.00am Mass (Richard Blair rip)
7.00pm Bo’ness World Day of Prayer
Saturday
10.00am Holy Communion Service
5.30p Confessions
6.00pm Vigil Mass (Michael Dawson)
Sunday 3rd March 2024
10.00am Mass (Andrew Liddle rip)
In your charity, please remember in your prayers ...
Father Forrest, Jean Blair, Mary Robertson, Lisa Tucker, Jan Stewart, Susan Dunn and Sadie Clelland and all the sick and the housebound. Also, Bridget McLaughlin, George Madden, Kitty McMoran, Jane McCafferty, Ellen O’Kane, Alexander Clelland, Helen McFarlane, Helen Ward Birkby, Eddie Tooey and Roseann Temperley whose anniversaries occur at about this time. Also, Richard Blair who died recently.
Latest News…
The Offertory Collections last weekend amounted to £480.13 grateful thanks to all donors.
The Bo’ness World Day of Prayer will be held here in St Mary’s R.C. Church on Friday 1st March at 7:00pm. Refreshments to follow. All are welcome.
The Beginning Experience is holding a weekend for those who find themselves suffering bereavement through divorce, separation or widowhood. The weekend will take place from -7th April 2024 at St Mary’s, Kinnoull, Perth. For details contact: Louise on 07926 571004 or email: louisep398@gil.com. Completed application forms need to be returned by 22 March 2024.
Pathways of Hope
A forum on Catholic Social Teaching and Poverty titled ‘Pathways of Hope’ takes place on Saturday 16 March 10:30am-3:00pm at The Gillis Centre, 100 Strathearn Road, Edinburgh, EH9 1BB. Register at bit.ly/pathwaysofhopeevent
200 Club – the February draw will take place next weekend.
The SCIAF Wee Boxes are available in the Hall.
Scotland's Pro-Life Stations - Mondays in Lent - Please join us every Monday in Lent for our Pro-Life Stations of the Cross . After the Stations there will be a short reflection blessing from a Priest or Religious in one of the Dioceses of Scotland, we actually have 4 different Diocese represented this year so it’s now a national pro-life event! Every Monday in Lent we’ll gather online to reflect, repent and renew our commitment to “the greatest work on earth” – protecting unborn children and their mothers. We’ll pray for the strength and encouragement to play our part in building a culture of life where no child is unwanted, no woman unloved and the pressures which lead to abortion no longer exist. Register here: https://bit.ly/lentstations
There will be tea and coffee after today’s 10am Mass. All welcome!