CHRIST THE KING CHURCH – BRORA

EASTER SUNDAY                                                                      1st April 2018                

A VERY HAPPY AND HOLY EASTER TO YOU ALL

Our new resident Parish Priest, Fr Derick McCulloch, will celebrate his first Mass in Brora on Trinity Sunday, May 27th.

The Parish appeal to raise funds for repairs and maintenance to the Church and Presbytery has now reached our £20,000 target. Thank you to those who have answered our Appeal.  The Appeal is still open for further donations.

A very warm welcome to our visitors.  Please join us for tea and coffee in the Hall after Mass.

PLEASE REMEMBER THE SICK IN YOUR PRAYERS

Louise Port, Jackie Aris-Finch, Calum O’Boyle, Josie Mackay, Sheila Anderson, Sylvia Marlow, Albertine Nelson, Rupert Bromley, Aileen Toft-McNamee,      Terry Giulian, and Roger Seed. 

READERS & MINISTERS OF THE EUCHARIST          

The parish has a website. www.christthekingbrora.org

The parish address is Christ the King, Gower Street, BRORA, KW9 6PU

Please pray for our Seminarians: Emmet O'Dowd, Rafal Sweda, Christopher Doig, Malachy Eze and Dominic Nwaigwe.  Two of our Seminarians will be ordained to the Priesthood this summer.  Deo Gratias.

We now have 60 nembers in our 100 Club.  The 100 club winner for January - Campbell Port, Golspie: February - Mark Hagan, Ayr: March - Sandra Prendergast, New York/Rogart

The Clyne Church of Scotland women's Fellowship have extended an open invitation to attend the meeting.  More information on the noticeboard in the hall.

There is a Christian Group meeting every Monday at 1030 till noon in Golspie. The venue changes so please check for information at the back of the church.

LITURGICAL SNIPPET

“The Gospel message that Jesus died for our sins and rose to new life is a source of joy and hope for all the world. At the same time, it is a summons to our responsibility and mission as the Lord’s followers to proclaim the victory of the Risen Jesus by our lives. In Baptism, we were given a share in Christ’s Passover from death to life. Each of us has been called to live fully this new life in union with him and in imitation of his loving concern for the least of our brothers and sisters. In the poor, the suffering, the lonely and all those in need, we are asked to see the face of Jesus, and to become, in him, a means of redemption and hope, life and resurrection for our world. May Mary, who knew both the sufferings of the Cross and the joy of the Resurrection, obtain for us the grace to be united ever more fully to the Risen Lord and to reflect in our lives the reconciling and transforming power of his divine love”.