Tuesday, 27 January 2015

E-Mail Update.....Now Working.

E-Mail Update.....


Some of you may have been experiencing some problems over the weekend e-mailing the contact@ourladyandstjohn.org.uk email address.  The problem has now been resolved.  Please do resend any email you may have sent over the past few days, to ensure that we receive it.

Apologies for any inconvenience caused.

Sunday, 18 January 2015

Week of Prayer for Christian Unity

Sunday 18th January - Sunday 25th January 2015

19th - 23rd January at 12.00 noon
  Prayers followed by light lunch at Friends Meeting House, Telegraph Road

Sunday 25th at 6.30pm
  United Service for The week of Prayer for Christian Unity in URC
  The Speaker is Sister Breda FCJ


The Well is Deep

This year's theme comes to us from the churches of Brazil. Brazilians, who have traditionally been tolerant of their various social classes and ethnic groups, are now living through a time of growing intolerance made manifest in high levels of violence, especially against minorities and the vulnerable. The logic that undergirds this kind of behaviour is competition for the religious market. Increasingly, in Brazil, some Christian groups compete with one another for a place on the mass media, for new members and for public funds.

The Brazilian churches have begun to recognise that intolerance should be dealt with in a positive way - respecting diversity and promoting dialogue as a permanent path of reconciliation and peace in fidelity to the gospel. We can share this recognition. Although the competition between churches is less obvious in our islands, we are well aware that competition and violent discrimination lie beneath the surface of our lives together. Jesus challenges us to acknowledge that diversity is part of God's design, to approach one another in trust and to see the face of God in the face of all men and women.

Churches Together in Britain & Ireland:  www.ctbi.org.uk/681


Sunday, 11 January 2015

New Year Resolutions

Some ideas for New Year resolutions:-

1) Spend more time with God, family & friends.
2) Enjoy life more.
3) Get rid of a habit that is holding you back and doing you no good.
4) Try to learn something new about God every week.
5) Make a more determined effort to help other people.



Sunday, 4 January 2015

Welcome to the Parish Blog of rcchp

rcchp stand for 'Roman Catholic Parishes of Heswall and Pensby'. This conststs of the parish of Our Lady & St John, Heswall and the parish of Holy Family, Pensby, on the Wirral Peninsula.

Canon Stephen Coonan is Parish Priest of both parishes.