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Mass
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Mass Times
Kraainem
Wednesday
20.00 h.
Friday
11.00 h.*
Saturday
18.00 h.
Sunday
10.00 h
11.30
h.
Summer Mass Times
From July 4 until
August 22 there will be
no 10.00h Mass on Sundays.
Sacré
Coeur
19, Rue de la Corrège, near
Schuman/Ambiorix
Sunday
19.15 h
* (Mass on Friday when a
priest is available - please telephone to confirm)
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Sunday School |
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Will commence again
in September 2010.
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Communion
Reflection |
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Sunday 27th May
Whose woods these are I hardly know, his house is in the village
though;
he will not see me stopping here to watch his woods fill up with snow.
My little horse must think it queer to stop without a farmhouse near,
between the woods and frozen lake the darkest evening of the year.
He gives his harness bells a shake to ask if there is some mistake;
the only other sound is the sweep of easy wind and downy flake.
The woods are lovely, dark and deep, but I have promises to keep; and
miles to go before I sleep, and miles to go before I sleep
ord, when I was young, I
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Sacraments
Confession, Baptism,
Confirmation, Weddings
Spiritual Growth
Sunday School,
Adult training,
Catholic Knights
Prayers
Common Prayers,
Psalms,
Prayer Intentions
Ministries
Eucharistic Ministers,
Readers, Music,
Linen Flowers
Newcomers
Foreign Parishes, other denominations, ex-pats info
Charities
Working as a volunteer,
donations,
Financial
Set up a monthly
contribution, Finance Council
Summer Wishes with a memory of Cliff Richard
Among a group of people I asked could they recall Cliff Richard's first song
hit. It was the wrong question to ask as most of my audience wasn't born
when Cliff recorded, 'Move It' or 'Living Doll'. They must have been alive
when he recorded ,'Summer Holiday' because this was the title given most in
reply to the question. It was a rather apt response for this is the time
ofthe year when this parish and it's parishoners decide to go on a Summer
Holiday. We think of blue skies, sun drenched days, long sandy beaches,
return to our native country, the encounter with family and the hope of a
good rest. The reward we hope for is probably to return refreshed into what
is familiar. Belgium comes up with some lovely summers. Those summers would
be better still if we could send the mosquitos on a summer holiday as well.
I know summer is here because Patrick the resident feline is losing his coat.
The high points of the pastoral life of the Parish has come and gone. The
celebration of Communion reception for the first time for the younger
generation, along with the reception of the Sacrament of Confirmation have
come and gone. The work begun last September by all our catechists is now
over and they can look back on a job well done. We are indebted to everyone
of the people who made themseves voluntary available for the success of the
religious teaching we have available here in the parish.The Fayre is
something the organiser can be proud of along with all her helpers. The
article in the Bulletin concerning herself and all the helpers was first
class. I find this a hard time because some of the finest people we get to
know are leaving us. For all of you we wish a safe journey to your new
situation. As St. Francis would put it, 'May the lord give you His peace.'May
the memory of your presence here never be forgotten. To Blannid and her
husband Pat we give a special bon voyage. Blannid as parish secretary and
Pat as musician in the choir gave us wonderful service. So may the Lord be
with you all May you have his peace. May you have a holiday that is of your
hope. May your giving hand of generosity be rewarded by a similar return of
generosity from all whom you meet. From myself a heartfelt thanks for
enduring me for the past year.
God be with you all. Pat
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