Parish of Our Lady & Saint David, Cwmbran

13th Sunday of Ordinary Time

Posted on 24/06/2022 by admin

All Masses are Live Streamed

To view the live stream, you will need to use the link below.

https://ourladyoftheangels.org.uk/our-lady-live-stream/

13th Sunday of Ordinary Time 2022 Newsletter

An Act of Spiritual Communion

Parish Prayer

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Archbishop Mark O’Toole’s Installation Homily

Posted on 20/06/2022 by Fr Daniel Stanton

Archbishop Mark has been installed as the eighth Archbishop of Cardiff, succeeding Archbishop George Stack.

His installation homily is available to read on the Bishops’ Conference website:

Installation Homily

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Homily: Solemnity of Corpus Christi

Posted on 19/06/2022 by Fr Daniel Stanton

Fr. Daniel’s homily for this weekend is now available to watch again on the parish YouTube channel:

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The Body and Blood of Our Lord Jesus Christ

Posted on 17/06/2022 by admin

All Masses are Live Streamed

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https://ourladyoftheangels.org.uk/our-lady-live-stream/

THE BODY AND BLOOD OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST 2022 NEWSLETTER

An Act of Spiritual Communion

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Homily: Trinity Sunday

Posted on 13/06/2022 by Fr Daniel Stanton

Fr. Daniel’s homily for this weekend is now available to watch again on the parish YouTube channel:

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The Most Holy Trinity

Posted on 10/06/2022 by admin

All Masses are Live Streamed

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THE MOST HOLY TRINITY 2022 NEWSLETTER

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The Second Vatican Document Lumen Gentium tells us that, “every layperson in virtue of the very gifts bestowed upon them is, at the same time, a witness and a living instrument of the mission of the Church.” In short, because of our baptism, we are all called to be committed disciples of Christ and to use our gifts – our time, talents and treasure – for the greater glory of God.

On this great Solemnity of Pentecost, let us reflect on our gifts and talents and how we can use them to build up our parish community. We may want to reflect upon:

What gifts or talents has God given me?
How can I use these talents to build up the community in a helpful and useful way?
What is holding me back from sharing my gifts or talents?