Fr.FrankMurrayOMI(Tel:014

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Fr.JoeDalyOMI(Tel:012

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FrankorFr.Joe)

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28thJune2020SaintsPeterandPaul,Apostles

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PastoralAssociate—PaulineThomasTel—01248717331paulinepasassoc@btinternet.comStephenSmith—AdministratortoAngleseyCentreofMissionTel—01407763332Mobile—07788141335stevej.smith@btconnect.comIslandwebsitewww.omianglesey.org.uk

IslandSafeguardingOfficersAmlwchParishArea:BettyFoster01248852077,KathyKenny01248410671BeaumarisParishArea:MaureenCatarall01248852895AnnMcFarlane01248421004HolyheadparishArea:GarethHughes07766726054BrioniSomers-Jones07909045854

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To view the weekly video message from Fr Joe or Fr Frank visit the ‘This Sunday’ page on the website: https://www.omianglesey.org.uk WEBSITE https://www.omianglesey.org.uk Thewebsiteisupdateddailyandonityouwillfind: This Sunday – Morning Prayer / Mass on line from various places / Online Masses for the deaf / Mass in Welsh/ Scripture Readings / Scripture in Welsh / Homily / video message from either Fr Joe or Fr Frank/ Relevant Articles & Information to the Sunday / Children’s Liturgy – online zoom and resources Prayer Resources; Church Services weblinks/ Daily Oblate Morning Prayer/ Prayer and Information weblinks/ relevant current articles and videos / online Zoom events for our 7 communities and links to national online events via Zoom and Facebook Keep in Touch with family and friends – step by step guides on how to download & use Zoom, FaceTime / Whatsapp/ supportive articles & videos / things to do / Tips for how to survive lockdown etc. / poetry / music / exercise/ art Community Care the latest updates from Anglesey County Council & Medrwn Môn and a wide range of support services responding to a various needs that our community members might be experiencing during these times. Children’s Activities page: Activity Packs for Parents from under 4’s to young adults / CAFOD & FAIRTRADE resources for parents /Information&resourcesforTeachers&ParentsabouttheCAFODNATIONALASSEMBLY–aYouTubevideopresentedbychildrenandyoungpeopleexplainingallabout‘CreatingaHopefulSummer’/Home Learning resources / Fun activities / Family Dance Workshop Videos from Sadlers Wells/ Storyhouse Theatre, offering Story, Poetry and Drama activities / Children’s Liturgy Links / Cookery recipes for Parents & Children. MessagesfortheHolyhead/RhosneigrCommunity:1/WouldthepersonwhousesOffertoryEnvelopeBoxno.52pleasemakethemselvesknowntotheParishOffice.2/IfanyonefromStMary’sChurchhasanykeysforanyofthefacilities(House,Hall,Oratory,Church)frompastdaysandarenotinusebythem–pleasereturnthemtotheParishHouse.

PRAY & PONDER THE SCRIPTURES (Prego):DuringeachsessionwelistentotheScriptureReadingsforthecomingSundayLiturgyandareledinatimeofstillness,prayerandreflection.Tuesday30thJune7pmviaZoom.

FUNERAL MINISTERS & BEREAVEMENT VISITORS:Nextsupportsession–Thursday2ndJuly2pmviaZoom.NewguidanceisnowavailablefromourBishopsforfuneralServices(notRequiemMass)inChurch.

ASTONISHING SECRET: Session4Wednesday4thJuly7pmviaZoom.(“Themorehumanwearethemoredivinewebecome”)

THE GOSPEL OF MATTHEW: everyWednesday10am–11.30amledbyMarianTolleyonZoom.

CONTEMPLATIVE PRAYER: Monday13thJuly7pmbyZoomledbySrMaryDargie.

MASS FOR THE DEAD: (Remembering those we’ve lost.) RequiemMasswithFrDenisMcBride.ThisisonYouTube–findthelinkonthePrayerResourcesofourwebsite.

SERIES OF TALKS FROM THE JESUITS: 30THJuneat7.30pmviaZoomorFacebook.FrDamianHowardsj,ProvincialoftheJesuitsinBritainspeaksaboutTheChurchafterLockdown.GotothePrayerResourcespageofthewebsiteforZoomandFacebooklink.

If you would like an invite link to any of the sessions above or information about the sessions - please contact Pauline Thomas on 07712117504 or email paulinepasassoc@btinternet.com

PrayforthesickandhouseboundinoursevencommunitiesAnniversariesaround this time;BillLake,MargaretKelleher,AdrienneMagee,WalterLeech, JamesShort,TeresaRegan,PaddyArmstrong,DavidOwen.Maytheyallrestinpeace.

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The Diocese of Wrexham together with the Archdiocese of Cardiff and the Diocese of Menevia welcomes the announcement by the First Minister that churches may be opened for private prayer from Monday 22nd June 2020. In the interests of your continued safety, given the measures that will need to be put in place in the coming days, it seems that Saturday 28th June will be the likely date for those churches who fulfil the health and safety requirements to be opened for a specific time to be announced. With the re-opening of churches, certain responsibilities are laid on both the parish and the diocese to ensure the health and safety of those who come to pray. Amongst these are the following:

1. Each parish will need to decide the hours of opening and these times will be published on the diocesan website, once the Risk Assessment has been made and the Health and Safety certificate has been issued.

1. Everyone visiting the church will be required to follow the necessary guidelines and signage to ensure the

safety of all.

1. Each parish will need to provide two or three volunteers to ensure the safe flow and placement of people – seating, distance, cleaning, signage, stewards etc.

PLEASE NOTE: a. That the obligation to attend Mass on Sunday remains dispensed. b. That social distancing (currently two metres) must be observed – except for household groups. c. Each person must sanitise his or her hands on entering and leaving the church. d. Should a person feel unwell, or has been to an infected place in the past 14 days, he or she should not enter the Church. e. That the numbers entering the church will be restricted – depending on the space available. One-way entry and exit paths will need to be established. f. That churches must be cleaned every day prior to opening, and portions cleaned during the time it is opened. Special attention must be paid to pews and door handles. Where possible, windows should be open. Air circulation helps reduce infection. g. Hymn books, prayer books, pamphlets and leaflets and other items may not be left around for people to handle. i. That those who are “shielded” or self-isolating must remain at home and not come to the church for private prayer. j. Some of our churches will be unable to fulfil these requirements through being too small, or not being able to recruit the necessary volunteer stewards or cleaners. Hopefully, a church in each deanery will be able to welcome visitors from elsewhere. k. Face coverings may be worn, but are not strictly necessary. Their use is voluntary and not disrespectful to prayer before the Blessed Sacrament or the sacred space which is the church. l. Parents and guardians bringing children to the church should be mindful to care for them particularly by ensuring they touch as few surfaces as possible for their own safety. m. Parishioners from those churches, which are unable to open, may of course offer themselves to be stewards in churches that are (current local travel restrictions being respected) “I rejoiced when I heard them say “Let us go to God’s house, and now our feet are standing within your gates O Jerusalem”. (Psalm 121:1-2) The Rt. Reverend Peter M. Brignall Bishop of Wrexham 20th June 2020 Feast of the Immaculate Heart of Mary

InthelightofBishopPeter’sannouncement,plustheletterfromFr.OliverBarry(OblateProvincial),andthecurrentsituationonAnglesey,whilstactivelypreparingforchurchestobeopenonceagain,ourchurcheswillremainclosed.WewillreviewthesituationonTuesday14thJuly2020