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LITURGY OF THE WORD Jeremiah 1:4–5, 17–19 The word of the Lord comes to Jeremiah. 1 Corinthians 12:31-13:13 [or 13:4–13] The greatest of these is love. Luke 4: 21–30 The people rise up to drive Jesus out of their town. Jeremiah was called to preach God’s word, but most of the first reading describes God forfying him against the opposion he will face. Jesus meets opposion from his hometown and needs to move on. But in between we are treated to Saint Paul’s rhapsody on love. The Corinthians were alternately jealous and dismissive of others’ spiritual giſts. Paul preaches that love is more important than any spiritual giſt, for without love nothing else maers. BOOKSTALL St Andrew’s Cathedral Guide Book. 32 pages of stunning colour photos and informave text telling the story of the Cathedral and guiding the visitor on a tour of its awe-inspiring features. Only £2. Copies of The Western Catholic Calendar 2019 are sll available—£3.20. A selecon of Catholic newspapers and magazines, devoonal items and CTS books are also available. STREAMING Watch Cathedral services online—see link at www.cathedralG1.org CALENDAR Tuesday, 5th February Memorial of St Agatha Wednesday, 6th February Memorial of St Paul Miki and Companions OFFERINGS Today’s second collecon is for the Cathedral Preservaon Fund. Regular worshippers, please consider making your offerings by standing order. Details from the Cathedral Office (address on front page). Giſt Aid: If you are a parishioner, a regular or even an occasional visitor please consider using giſt aid for your donaons. This adds 25% to your contribuon, as we can reclaim the tax you pay to HMRC. To do this, you should fill in a Giſt Aid form (available in the sacristy) and obtain some of our Blue regular GA envelopes. If you require more envelopes, please speak to Fr. Sharkey. If you wish to make a one off donaon, please use a yellow Giſt Aid envelope, available in the pews, and fill in the details required on the front. S AINT A NDREW ' S Metropolitan Cathedral Parish founded in 1792. Church opened in 1816 ROMAN CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF GLASGOW Archbishop and Metropolitan: Most Rev. Philip Tartaglia www.rcag.org.uk 3rd February 2019 FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME ‘They rose up and drove Jesus out of town.’ Luke 4:29 Sunday Mass Vigil 5.15pm, 10.00am, 12.00 noon, 5.15pm Mass Mon—Sat 8.15am, 1.00pm and 5.15pm Confessions Weekdays, 30 minutes before Mass also Saturday 12.00—1.00pm; 4.00—5.00pm Prayer & Devotion Charismac Prayer, Wednesday 6.00—7.00pm Holy Hour for Vocaons to the Priesthood, Friday 4.00—5.00pm Cathedral Clergy Canon Gerald Sharkey, Fr Joseph Walsh, Fr Augusne Abayomi Contact 0141 204 2409 [email protected] Cathedral House, 90 Dunlop Street, Glasgow G1 4ER www.cathedralG1.org www.facebook.com/cathedralG1 St Andrew’s Cathedral is a Parish of the Archdiocese of Glasgow, a Designated Religious Body, Charity Number SC018140.
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LITURGY OF THE WORD
Jeremiah 1:4–5, 17–19 The word of the Lord comes to Jeremiah.
1 Corinthians 12:31-13:13 [or 13:4–13] The greatest of these is love.
Luke 4: 21–30 The people rise up to drive Jesus out of their town.
Jeremiah was called to preach God’s word, but most of the first reading describes God fortifying him against the opposition he will face. Jesus meets opposition from his hometown and needs to move on. But in between we are treated to Saint Paul’s rhapsody on love. The Corinthians were alternately jealous and dismissive of others’ spiritual gifts. Paul preaches that love is more important than any spiritual gift, for without love nothing else matters.
BOOKSTALL
St Andrew’s Cathedral Guide Book. 32 pages of stunning colour photos and informative text telling the story of the Cathedral and guiding the visitor on a tour of its awe-inspiring features. Only £2.
Copies of The Western Catholic Calendar 2019 are still available—£3.20.
A selection of Catholic newspapers and magazines, devotional items and CTS books are also available.
STREAMING Watch Cathedral services online—see link at www.cathedralG1.org
CALENDAR
Tuesday, 5th February Memorial of St Agatha
Wednesday, 6th February Memorial of St Paul Miki and Companions
OFFERINGS
Today’s second collection is for the Cathedral Preservation Fund.
Regular worshippers, please consider making your offerings by standing order. Details from the Cathedral Office (address on front page).
Gift Aid: If you are a parishioner, a regular or even an occasional visitor please consider using gift aid for your donations. This adds 25% to your contribution, as we can reclaim the tax you pay to HMRC. To do this, you should fill in a Gift Aid form (available in the sacristy) and obtain some of our Blue regular GA envelopes. If you require more envelopes, please speak to Fr. Sharkey. If you wish to make a one off donation, please use a yellow Gift Aid envelope, available in the pews, and fill in the details required on the front.
SA I N T AN D R E W ' S Metropolitan Cathedral
Parish founded in 1792. Church opened in 1816
R O M A N C A T H O L I C A R C H D I O C E S E O F G L A S G O W
Archbishop and Metropolitan: Most Rev. Philip Tartaglia
www.rcag.org.uk
3rd February 2019
FOURTH SUNDAY IN
ORDINARY TIME
‘They rose up and drove
Jesus out of town.’
Luke 4:29
Sunday Mass Vigil 5.15pm, 10.00am, 12.00 noon, 5.15pm
Mass Mon—Sat 8.15am, 1.00pm and 5.15pm
Confessions Weekdays, 30 minutes before Mass
also Saturday 12.00—1.00pm; 4.00—5.00pm
Prayer & Devotion Charismatic Prayer, Wednesday 6.00—7.00pm
Holy Hour for Vocations to the Priesthood, Friday 4.00—5.00pm
Cathedral Clergy Canon Gerald Sharkey, Fr Joseph Walsh, Fr Augustine Abayomi
Contact 0141 204 2409 [email protected]
Cathedral House, 90 Dunlop Street, Glasgow G1 4ER
www.cathedralG1.org www.facebook.com/cathedralG1
St Andrew’s Cathedral is a Parish of the Archdiocese of Glasgow,
a Designated Religious Body, Charity Number SC018140.
CATHEDRAL NEWS
Sponsored Run for the Cathedral: A few intrepid parishioners are taking on the half marathon in Stirling in late April to raise funds for St. Andrew’s Cathedral. Their training is going very well. In a few weeks there will be the opportunity to donate after Sunday Masses. But for those who are used to more high-tech methods, you can sponsor our runners now using PayPal from our website, following the instructions on our donations page:http://www.cathedralg1.org/donations.html.
Chalices: Many thanks to all who contributed so generously to the appeal for donations towards new chalices. The four new chalices have now arrived and will be blessed at some point in the next few weeks before entering regular use.
Surplus clothes, books? Parishioner John McVey (Tel: 0141 429 2015, Mob: 07799 735893) is available to collect. Proceeds are helping various charities.
Helping in the Liturgy. We are always looking for people willing to assist at Mass as readers, servers, passkeepers on Sundays or weekdays. Contact the Cathedral Office, speak to one of the priests or approach one of our current ministers for information. The choir are always happy to have new singers too—contact the Director of Music, Maria Madden or one of the current choir members.
WELCOME TO OUR VISITORS
This church was built in 1816 to serve Glasgow’s rapidly expanding Catholic population. Following the restoration of the Catholic Hierarchy of Scotland in 1878, St Andrew’s became the Cathedral of the restored Archdiocese of Glasgow. In April 2011 a major renovation project was completed, providing the Cathedral with fresh décor, new artwork and an innovative cloister garden. Today it remains a popular city centre church, offering tranquillity for busy lives, as well as a fitting venue for the important liturgical events of the Archdiocese. Thank you for your presence and for your support.
AGAP EVENTS
AGAP Film and Faith Club will meet at 1pm and 7pm on Thursday 7th February for a screening of “Paul, Apostle of Christ” (2018), Cert. PG-13. New members welcome. Free! Big screen & speakers. Tea/coffee & chat. To book, see below.
AGAP Reel Kids Parents and Tots Cinema Club meets on 2nd Friday of every month at 11am. For parents with young children to enjoy a film with their little ones and chat afterwards. The next film showing on Friday 8th February is “The Lion King” (1994). Please register to attend (details below).
These events will take place at St Mungo’s Retreat House, next to St Mungo’s Church, 52 Parson Street, Townhead G4 0RX. To book: www.agapglasgow.eventbrite.com Tel: 0141 552 5527 or email [email protected]
NOTICES
Glasgow Faith Forum: Exploring Catholic Doctrine: The next in the fortnightly
series of talks is on Thursday 7th February at 7.30pm in Turnbull Hall, University of
Glasgow Catholic Chaplaincy, 13-15 Southpark Terrace, G12 8LG. The topic is ‘The
Incarnation’ by Canon Luiz Ruscillo . All young people welcome. See Notice Board.
Archdiocese of Glasgow Vocations are holding discernment evenings of catechesis,
adoration and fellowship at Turnbull Hall (address above). Next meeting is on Friday
8th February at 7pm. For further details contact [email protected] or
telephone Father Campbell on 0141 339 4315. See Notice Board.
Lourdes: An evening to celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes and its place in
our lives will take place on Monday 11th February at 7pm in The Immaculate
Conception Church, 2049 Maryhill Rd, G20 0AA. If Lourdes has featured in your life
in any way, then come celebrate—all welcome! On the evening, there will be
sharing of stories, images and video of Lourdes and, as at the torchlight procession,
we will pray by candlelight. There will also be an anointing for all our needs. Music
& prayer is by the St Margaret of Scotland Youth Group. Drinks and refreshments
will be provided in the church hall and Lourdes mementos will be on sale. We are
situated 200m from Maryhill Train Station; there is also ample parking and there is
disabled access to the church and hall. For information contact:
Fertility Care Scotland are opening a new clinic in the Diocesan offices, Paisley on
Monday evenings from 7—9pm. The first clinic is on Monday 11th February and will
run every alternate Monday thereafter. Fertility Care Scotland teach The Billings
Ovulation Method of Natural Fertility Regulation which helps couples achieve or
postpone pregnancy in a natural way. They can also help couples optimise their
chances of conceiving. Their service is free and confidential and no appointment is
necessary. You are invited to visit them at one of their clinics in Edinburgh,
Hamilton, Aberdeen or Paisley. Tel: 0141 221 0858; E-Mail:
[email protected]. Join them on www.facebook.com/fertilitycarescotland
and www.twitter.com/billingsscot. More info on www.fertilitycare.org.uk.
St Margaret’s Adoption Society are currently looking to recruit prospective
adopters. If you have ever thought about adoption as a way to grow your family and
would like to know more, please contact their office for a chat with one of their
friendly and experienced staff on 0141 332 8371 or email
