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OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD SHOEBOX APPEAL.

C.W.L. will be supporting this charity for the 3rd year and we have been very October 11th, 2009
grateful for the generous support of the parish in the past. 28th Sunday, Year B
The boxes are delivered to children living in Africa, Eastern Europe and Central Psalter Wk IV
Asia and every box we manage to fill will let one child know they have not been
forgotten and bring a smile to their face.
As in past years we are asking for you to donate gifts and we can then fill the 8, Gainsborough Road WEEKEND
boxes. Also if you wish to make a donation towards administration costs we Felixstowe MASS TIMES
would be grateful. IP11 7HT
Tel: 01394 282561 SATURDAY 6pm
Below is a list of gift suggestions. ( Dot Crossland+ )
Toys:- Parish Priest:
Fr David Hennessy SUNDAY 9am
Soft toys, small balls, finger puppets, small jigsaws, building blocks, small mu-
sical instruments, trucks, cars, dolls etc. e-mail: 10.30am ( Convent )
Educational Supplies :- sacerdotus@googlemail.com
11.30am ( Trimley )
Felt pens, pencils, crayons, rubbers, pens, pencil sharpeners, colouring books, Website:
notebooks etc. www.saintfelix.org.uk
Hygiene Items :- WEEKDAY MASSES
Toothbrush, toothpaste, hairbrush, comb, hair clips, soap, flannel etc.
at CONVENT:
Other Items :-
Sweets (sell by date at least March 2010 ), gloves, scarves, hats, sunglasses, FAMILY FAST DAY
Monday: 10.00am
cap, hat, bangles etc. Your collection for CAFOD amounted to ( Fr Ivan Rudkin+ )
£ 766.28 for which many thanks.
PLEASE DO NOT INCLUDE :- Tuesday: 5.45pm
If you missed out, there are still ( Sheila Gow+ )
Chocolate, medicines, war related items, clothing (other than listed above),
fragile items, liquids or sharp objects. envelopes in the porch; Wednesday: 10.00am
simply place in normal collection plates . ( William Buckley+ )
All gifts must be new.
Thursday: 10.00am
A box will be out in the porches of St. Felix and St. Cecilia's ( Stewart Mahoney+ )
from 1st October for your gifts.
COLLECTIONS Friday: 10.00am
Your support will be appreciated.
LAST WEEK FRIDAY
Any queries please contact OFFERTORY: £728.09
NO MASS AT NOON
Jenny - Ft. 671217 or Elizabeth - Ft.279708 CONFIRMATION MASS
MEMORIAL GARDEN AT 7.30pm
£740.67
PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS ALL WHO ARE SICK AND THOSE ( running total )
WHO HAVE DIED RECENTLY OR HAVE ANNIVERSARIES: CONFIRMATION GROUP
MANY THANKS FOR
Sister Agnes Healy, Patricia O’Dee, Eileen Begbie, Glynis Loube, Ann Allen, Basil Bugg, YOUR GENEROSITY! SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11th, 5pm (Rehearsal)
Louise MacNamara, Leslie Turner, Phillip Birt, Mary Garner, Sheila Gow, Frederick Still time to donate to the FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16th, 7.30pm
Hoare, Francis Douglas, Mary Scott, Christopher Dunne, Catherine Rundle, Joyce Hughes, renovation of the
(Confirmation Mass)
Mary Gray, Janet Davenport, Frederick Villeneuve, Audrey Beech. RIP Memorial Garden!
CONGRATULATIONS to our winners of the deanery CONFIRMATION MASS
The Autumn forum meeting of
Quiz, Brian, Elizabeth , Mike and Jen ; also our Ladies
Bishop Michael will be here on
Churches Together in
team, Maureen ,Teresa ,Chris and Barbara, who came third.
Friday, October 16th Felixstowe
Second were St. James parish. The two teams from the
Convent did well too. Thanks to all the eleven teams from for confirmation. We have 22 young people Tuesday 13th October
the Deanery who took part. Thanks also to the KSC for the to be confirmed, which is great, but it does River of Life Church at 7.30pm
arrangements and to their Ladies who provided an excellent mean that the church will be rather full with Refreshments available from
buffet . them and their guests! Please bear this in 7.15pm
mind if you are thinking of coming along ...

THE FAMILY OF JESUS AND MARY


THE DANGER OF RICHES ...
meet Thursday 22nd October, 7.30pm
with a talk by Professor Mary Alexander [Past pupil of
“Increased possession is not the ultimate goal of nations, nor of individuals. All
Ipswich Convent ] on "Gainsborough".
growth is ambivalent. It is essential if we are to develop as human beings, but in a
way it imprisons us if we consider it the supreme good, and it restricts our vision.
Then we see hearts harden and minds close, and people no longer
OUR CELEBRATION FOR gather together in friendship but out of self-interest, which soon leads
OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY to oppositions and disunity. The exclusive pursuit of possessions thus becomes an
has had to be put back from her Feast [7th] obstacle to individual fulfillment and to true human greatness.
until the 25th October
Both for nations and for individuals,
when we shall have Rosary & Benediction
avarice is the most evident form of moral underdevelopment.”
at 4.pm at St.Felix
Pope Paul VI, Populorum Progressio (1967)
HISTORIC CHURCHES
CYCLE RIDE
A big thank you to all riders and helpers. If anyone has any CWL Quiz Night
sponsor money outstanding, please let Meg Deveney have it
Monday October 12th
ASAP!
St Felix Church Hall
Ploughman's Supper, B.Y.O.B.
7.45pm prompt (following CWL meeting at 7pm)
HOLY LAND PILGRIMAGE (16-23 March 2010). Tickets £4 on sale at Hunger Lunch Friday October 2nd & weekend 3/4 October
Flights/accommodation/full board/tips for £1000 based on shared room.
Single supplement; £200. We have four places available. If you are REPOSITORY
interested please contact; Mgr.Eugene Harkness, 33 Walpole Road, 50% off sale: all items on the top shelf are half price
Cambridge, CB1 3TH Confirmation: we have cards available and a few suitable
or email to: sphcc@btinternet.com gifts; we also have the confirmation catalogue available for
ordering, but you will need to order very soon
to ensure your gift arrives in time.

Diana Thomas

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