Encouraging transformation
Always on the Second Sunday of Lent there is a Gospel account of the Transfiguration of Jesus. It is a moment before what would seem to be devastating that Jesus anticipates the Resurrection by letting his glory be seen. It shows the disciples that what he had told them about his forthcoming Passion would lead to his victory. ‘Be prepared!’ is his advice to them – as it is for us.
Our Diocesan Administrator
Canon Jonathan Martin has been elected as Diocesan Administrator while the process of appointing a Bishop for the Diocese gets underway. He has explained this in a short video. Please remember him in prayer.
The Lent Fast
The Catholic Agency for Overseas’ Development, CAFOD invite us to fast this Friday and make a donation to support their work. There are some fundraising envelopes for your giving – do not be put off by the insert –
It may be easier to make a donation with your card or pop it in the wall box in the entrance. This is one way to practise almsgiving.
Lent and Ramadan
Bishop Patrick McKinney, the Lead Bishop for Interreligious Dialogue for the Bishops’ Conference, has welcomed a Vatican message to Muslims on the occasion of the month of Ramadan and for the feast of Id al-Fitr.
Followers of both religions find themselves fasting and praying at this time:
Follow this link to read more…
Mass Schedule
- Sunday 1st March 10am 2nd of Lent
- Monday 2nd March 8:15am St Mary’s House
- Wednesday 4th March 9:00am – N.B. change of time
- Friday 6th March 7pm N.B. change of time
- Saturday 7th March 8:30am HMP Lewes
- Sunday 8th March 10am 3rd of Lent
The Word Of Life
Follow up on the call to prayer by using the leaflet to reflect on the verse of Scripture and to live it out. You may also like to use one of the daily readings available if you scroll down useful websites.
The Way Of The Cross
You may wish to walk the Way, stopping in front of the stations to reflect on what it says to you. There are fourteen and the fifteenth is in the Blessed Sacrament chapel.
St David Patron Of Wales
The Prince & Princess of Wales as we saw on the news visited the country wearing Daffodils on their coats – 2 days early. Because of the Lenten Sunday his Feast day is not being observed on March 1st this year.
"Be joyful and keep your faith!'
St David